When you are processing a large input entity where the number of records exceeds 99,999,999, the values in some of the output attributes are truncated and warning messages are generated for each attribute where the truncation occurred. This is due to the schema length of the attributes being set to eight digits.
Note: To find how many records (rows) there are in the input entity, open the Metadata
Summaries for the entity and select About > Source Properties > Row Count.
The following table lists the output attributes that are truncated for 100,000,000 (100 million) or more records.
Output Attribute |
Length (default) |
---|---|
Lev1 Matched |
8 |
Lev1 Suspect |
8 |
Lev2 Matched in Lev1 Matched |
8 |
Lev2 Suspect in Lev1 Matched | 8 |
Lev2 Matched in Lev1 Suspect | 8 |
Lev2 Suspect in Lev1 Suspect | 8 |
Record Number | 8 |
Window Number | 8 |
You can use the following procedures to increase the length of the attributes to avoid truncation.
To change the length of attributes in the Relationship Linker/Reference Matcher