Matches Found SubtabMatches Found SubtabYou use the Matches Found subtab on the Comparison Rule tab in the Comparison Rules (SP) application to create new matches found clauses, to view or modify existing clauses, and to delete matches found clauses. A matches found clause specifies the acceptable ratio of Data Set 1 object instances to Data Set 2 object instances in the comparison after the system applies the data set filters. Each clause defines how to evaluate an object in Data Set 1 and an object in Data Set 2. The clause also includes an operator that specifies the number of instances of the Data Set 1 object and the number of instances of the Data Set 2 object.
The Matches Found subtab displays the following information about each clause in the matches found definition:
Note: The Matches
Found table window displays selected fields for each clause. To view all
fields for a clause, select a row and click View
Details 
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Sequence sequence number that specifies the order in which to process each clause.
(... open parenthesis field to let you group clauses together for processing in a specific order.
Data Set 1 Object Data Set 1 object to compare with a Data Set 2 object.
Data Set 1 Class Structure specific class structure for reconciliation; required when you select a specification for the Data Set 1 object.
Data Set 1 Class Structure Description a brief description of the class structure.
Data Set 1 Classification classification for the selected Data Set 1 object..
Operator operator that identifies the number of instances allowed for the Data Set 1 object and Data Set 2 object in the comparison rule.
Data Set 2 Object Data Set 2 object to compare with the Data Set 1 object.
Data Set 2 Class Structure class structure of the Data Set 2 object if you select a specification for the Data Set 2 Object.
Data Set 2 Class Structure Description a brief description of the class structure.
Data Set 2 Classification classification for the selected Data Set 2 object.
...) close parenthesis field to let you close the group opened by an open parenthesis.
Sequence Operator sequence operator that specifies how a clause relates to the next clause in the sequence (that is whether you have a logical AND or OR relationship between the clauses).
For information about a field, place the cursor in the field and press Alt+F1.
Comparison Rules (SP) application