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Trillium Beyond The Basics Guide

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Software
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Verify
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Trillium™ software
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Trillium™ software > Trillium™ Quality
Trillium™ software > Trillium™ Discovery
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Latest
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en-US
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Trillium Quality and Discovery
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Trillium Beyond The Basics Guide
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2024
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2008
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2024-10-18
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2024-10-18T15:32:19.232000
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Verify
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Data Quality
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Precisely Trillium
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Legacy DQ
Core Data Quality
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Legacy DQ - Application
Data Quality - Application
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Trillium Quality
Trillium Discovery

If you are working on a real-time project, using the Turbo run mode (default) can dramatically increase processing speed. In the Turbo mode, only fields in the output schema of the last enabled process are available for processing. This means that the data is passed from process to process instead of being saved in memory and accessed each time it is needed. This allows for faster processing, but it can still be improved by minimizing the schema attributes that are passed between processes. Schemas for real-time projects can be reduced the same way as in a batch project. For example, if an attribute named PHONE is required for recoding, it must be present in each schema prior to where the recode takes place, otherwise the data will be blank.