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Attributes are metadata properties extracted by scanners from various source systems, with system attributes predefined for default resource types. Users can create and configure custom attributes to meet specific business needs and assign them to resources. These custom attributes can be tailored to the search filters required in Enterprise Data Catalog, facilitating efficient metadata searches.
For example, creating a custom attribute like "Data Center Location" allows users to quickly filter resources by location in the catalog. When creating custom attributes, users must specify a name and data type, choosing from core types such as Decimal, Integer, Date, and Boolean, or extended types like User.
- Knowledge on the EDC platform.
- Users should have permission to create Custom Attribute.
- If the user is trying to create pre-defined values for Custom Attribute, then knowledge of Axon is needed.
- Understand the importance of Custom Attributes.
- Understand how to create Custom Attributes.
- Understand how to create a pre-defined drop-down list for Custom Attributes
- Understand the importance of having a custom attribute and how to configure the same in EDC.
- Architect/Administrator
- Developer
- Analyst
Ask An Expert
Feature Clarity
Enterprise Data Catalog
Ask An Expert
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Adoption - Technical
Functional
AAE-EDC-006
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- All the topics covered in the Success Accelerators/Ask An Expert sessions are intended for guidance and advisory only. This is implicit and it will not be called out under the scope of each engagement.
- Customers need to include their relevant technical/business team members highlighted in each engagement topic to derive the best out of each engagement.
- Customers need to perform any hands-on work by themselves leveraging the guidance from these engagements.
- Customers need to work with Informatica Global Customer Support for any product bugs/issues and troubleshooting.