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  • 1.  Fuzzy join in Exact Tab

    Employee
    Posted 08-18-2014 06:52

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    Originally posted by: Fitzy

    Hi Folks,

    I am struggling with the exact tab configuration when using the "Fuzzy X-ref" node.

    I am trying to get the Exact tab working first, before I worry about the configuration in the Fuzzy tab.

    I am trying to exact match on two fields:
    Left input:
    'Issue_Type','Changed_By_User_Id'
    Right input:
    'Source_Issue_Type_CODE','User_Id'

    This will only bring back matches for "Issue_Type" and "Source_Issue_Type_CODE"

    If I switch the order around to:
    Left input:
    'Changed_By_User_Id','Issue_Type'
    Right input:
    'User_Id',''Source_Issue_Type_CODE'

    This will only bring back matches for "Changed_By_User_Id" and "User_Id".

    Anybody can inform me why it behaves this way ?

    Kind regards,
    Sean


  • 2.  RE: Fuzzy join in Exact Tab

    Employee
    Posted 08-20-2014 08:28

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    Originally posted by: ltolleson

    There are some technical reasons of which I am uncertain, but I do know that using multiple key values in the Fuzzy nodes do not work exactly the same as the standard Join/X-Ref nodes.

    When you use the standard Join/X-Ref it is acceptable to use a comma separated list of key values and the node automatically concatenates the values and treats those as one key value.

    Unfortunately when the Fuzzy nodes were designed they were not built to follow this same form. To allow multiple key values in the Fuzzy nodes it is required to concatenate the values together as one value. You can do this by simply using the strCat(field1, value2, etc....) as the key. You can also use the + operator as well. Example... field1 + value2 + etc...

    The Fuzzy nodes do not parse and interpret a comma separated list of key values, you must build the key.

    I know that is confusing if you have not used it before.

    Hope this helps.


  • 3.  RE: Fuzzy join in Exact Tab

    Employee
    Posted 08-20-2014 12:31

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    Originally posted by: ryeh

    This is the second time this has come up in the past few days. Also see:
    http://community.lavastorm.com/threa...th-Fuzzy-nodes

    I've checked with development. Right now it's only matching on the first key. A request has been made to extend the match to multiple keys.