

Output Generated Keys: Outputs the key from the resulting match styles as an additional field.Output Match Score: The match score will be present in an additional output field.The Fuzzy Match Edit Match Options dialog displays. button to edit the Match Style as necessary. Of course, these custom match styles can also be reconfigured and overwritten or new custom styles can be created. Custom: Allows the user to define their own match parameters, so that the match can be run repeatedly without having to reconfigure the match properties.For example, the name Andrew may match Andy and/or Drew. Additionally, this style utilizes a Nicknames table to check against to further identify duplicates. This style incorporates Double Metaphone algorithms. Name with Nicknames: A predefined match style configured to find name matches.Name: A predefined match style configured to find name matches.Japanese Text: A predefined match style for Japanese text other than the Address, Company name, and Name options. Japanese Name: A predefined match style configured to find Japanese name matches. Japanese Company Name: A predefined match style configured to find Japanese company name matches. Japanese Address: A predefined match style configured to find Japanese address matches, including varying street number formats. Exact: This field must match exactly to be considered a match.
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This style looks at the 5 digits of a ZIP field and assigns a match accordingly.
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ZIP Code: A predefined match style configured to find ZIP code matches.This style also supports the Japanese phone number format. This style looks at the digits only in a phone field and matches on the reverse 10 digits, ignoring dashes, parentheses, and leading 1s that might be part of the field.


Use Up and Down to arrange them in order of matching. The Match score takes into consideration each specification within the configuration properties of the Fuzzy Match tool: Each field, the match style, the match weight, and the resulting field match score is considered in calculating the score, which is then against the specified Match Threshold. If the Match score generated from the Fuzzy Match tool is less than the specified threshold, the record will not qualify as a match. Specify the Match Threshold as a percentage.This setting will append to each record a field with either the File Name or the entire File Path. A source ID field can is easily appended by choosing the Output File Name as Field option within each Input Data tool. When you use Merge mode, each source must contain a Source ID Field. Merge Mode (Only Records from a Different Source are Compared): Records from different sources are compared, with the intent to identify duplicates across different input files.Purge Mode (All Records Compared): All records from a single source are compared to identify duplicates.Inspect your data-if there is no such key field, add a Record ID tool one step upstream. A unique identifier for each data record is necessary for the Fuzzy Match tool to work.
