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Some guidance needed...
lbellipanni
Posts: 130 ✭✭
As part of a demo showing the transfer of data from one cmis repository to another, we would like to show the capability of having a data review, so that possible data entry errors from the past could be corrected prior to moving forward. This could also help eliminate claims of data corruption in the transfer. Intial thoughts were to extract the fields that were the metadata for the images from the repository. Below is what I have done :
1. Create Sharepoint CMIS connection.
2. Imported a Repository
3. Created a Content Model from the document content type for the repository
4. Created a Batch from the CMIS connection ( it should be noted that upon import, there was a link between the meta data and Images ).
5. Ran a Content Action split
6. Ran OCR
7. Created data types for the four fields that currently have user inputted information. These data types were just created as part of the data model created
8. If I go to the data model and extract data, I get my 4 fields I have added to the data model, but lose the linked information.
Have I made this too simplistic? Would running the linked action again after running data extraction re-populate the linked information preserving my newly created extractions? Am I way off base here?
Any advice or pointing the right direction will be appreciated.
1. Create Sharepoint CMIS connection.
2. Imported a Repository
3. Created a Content Model from the document content type for the repository
4. Created a Batch from the CMIS connection ( it should be noted that upon import, there was a link between the meta data and Images ).
5. Ran a Content Action split
6. Ran OCR
7. Created data types for the four fields that currently have user inputted information. These data types were just created as part of the data model created
8. If I go to the data model and extract data, I get my 4 fields I have added to the data model, but lose the linked information.
Have I made this too simplistic? Would running the linked action again after running data extraction re-populate the linked information preserving my newly created extractions? Am I way off base here?
Any advice or pointing the right direction will be appreciated.
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lbellipanni Posts: 130 ✭✭I have resolved the issue I had in data review with two sets of prompts being displayed. In my Index Navigator settings, I had display parents folder set to true. I set this to false and now I have the data review screen I want.1
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I first do new batch from CMIS Import then
Content Action-Split ( split documents to page for full text ocr )
Full Text OCR
Extraction - Which extracts fields I want for comparison
Link Action - Which links the index data to the document
Data Review - In data review I have to records for each document 1. empty data set. 2. Data set populated with Index data from CMIS and my extractions.
So what is the reasoning behind the two record sets for each document? Is it related to the split or is the extraction step creating it ?
If you could post a screenshot of what you're describing, that might help, too.
1. Is what I see when going into batch viewer from the batch.
2. data_review_1 is the empty record set that is displayed in data review
3. data_review_2 is the populated record set I see when I scroll down in data review.