Define the first tFileInputDelimited in
its Basic settings view. Browse the system
to the input file to be analyzed.
Define the schema of the component. In this example, the input schema has
two columns, firstname and gender.
Define the second tFileInputDelimited
component the same way.
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Make sure the reference column is set as key column in the
schema of the lookup flow.
Double-click the tFuzzyMatch component to
open its Basic settings view, and check its
schema.
The Schema should match the Main input flow schema in order for the main flow
to be checked against the reference.
Note that two columns, Value and
Matching, are added to the output
schema. These are standard matching information and are read-only.
Select the method to be used to check the incoming data. In this scenario,
Levenshtein is the Matching
type to be used.
Then set the distance. In this method, the distance is the number of char
changes (insertion, deletion or substitution) that needs to be carried out
in order for the entry to fully match the reference.
In this use case, we set both the minimum distance and the maximum
distance to 0. This means only the exact
matches will be output.
Also, clear the Case sensitive check
box.
Check that the matching column and look up column are correctly
selected.
Leave the other parameters as default.
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