Completing steps
Step | Behavior of the steps |
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Load step | The Load step imports your data from the source files to the data load staging forms. The DMT User or DMT Admin provides the source location and connection information that the Atrium Integrator adapter uses for the transformation process. Data can be imported to one or more staging forms in one Load step. For example, a Load step can import company and company alias data from a Company.xlsx spreadsheet to two different staging forms. Load step imports your data from your source files to the staging forms by performing the following tasks: |
Validate step | When you decide to run a dataload job, the data load is automatically validated. The validation of data occurs before the data is promoted. Each Validate step represents the validation of data for one staging form. Validate step validates staging form data y performing the following tasks: |
Promote step | The Promote step either automatically or manually pushes all staging form records that are valid to their respective target forms within the BMC Helix ITSM applications, based on the option selected for each Promote step within the job. Each Promote step represents a data promotion for one staging form. You can also choose automatic or manual promotion when you configure your application preferences for all jobs. For more information, see Configuring-Data-Management-application-preferences. Data must be validated without error before it can be promoted. All errors are captured in the Error Management console. For more information about using the Error Management console, see Managing-data-errors-from-data-load-jobs. If you selected the Create Only mode for the Validate step, the related Promote step only creates new records in the target forms. If you did not select the Create Only mode, the new records are created in the target forms and the existing records are updated according to the following points.
Knowledge Managementfollows these rules when articles with multiple versions are promoted:
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For more information about the steps, see the following video (4:25):