Analyzer data set settings let you view and modify the configuration of existing data sets. To access these properties from the Project view, right-click a Data Set definition, then select .
NOTE:You cannot modify an existing data set definition if you have a data set instance based on the current data set definition. To modify an existing data set definition, first delete any existing data set instances.
Analyzer organizes the data set properties into three pages:
General Info: The General Info page displays the and fields for the selected connection profile. You can modify only the field. Click or to save your changes.
Classes Attributes Filter: The Classes Attributes Filter page includes tabs that let you view and modify the schema class, class attributes, and included in the data set. These settings are interdependent, so modifying class or attribute settings might require you to reconfigure other settings. Analyzer informs you if this is the case.
NOTE:By default, a data set definition includes all values in a multi-valued attribute when importing a data set. If you just want a single value imported for each multi-valued attribute, deselect on the tab.
Search Scope: The Search Scope page displays the data set’s scope. This setting is typically used with directory-based data sets.
Analyzer does not prevent users from modifying anything in a data set. If a user with appropriate rights to the source application modifies a value, for example a GUID or DN, Analyzer does not attempt to determine if the modification causes a problem when written out to the source application. To avoid causing unintended problems in the source application, users should be careful when modifying data and sending those modifications to the source application.
Analyzer allows a maximum of 41 columns in a data set. This is primarily due to the MySQL server limitation of 64K per column.