Contact Zone:Global Verify:Output Filter

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Output Filter
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Result Codes



The Global Verify Component will output records in up to four streams. Names and usage can be done in any manner. Filters are evaluated from the top down.

Result Codes

The output status of a record is returned via result codes returned by the underlying objects. The Component will combine them into a single, comma-delimited string and write them to the field mapped here. New field names can be created by typing the name into the Output Results Code box.


Output Filter

Select a filter to determine which records will be directed to a particular output stream. A custom filter may be created based on individual need, each pin filters the records in a cascading effect, where the results code is compared against the first expression (Pin 1) and then compared against Pin 2, and so on.

No Filter
All records are written to a single output stream.
Pre-built Filter
The Component comes with several pre-built filters for common applications.
Custom Filter
Records matching the filter will be directed to the designated file.
Custom rules are an advanced subject. You should be comfortable with Boolean operations before using custom rules in a production environment. For more information on the available result codes, see Custom Output Filters below.
Target
The output which is filtered is saved in a file.


Custom Output Filters

Custom rules are an advanced subject. You should be comfortable with Boolean operations before using custom rules in a production environment.

For more information see Custom Output Filters..