How to edit an unpublished duplicate detection rule?

How to edit an unpublished duplicate detection rule?

Type a name and description. To edit an unpublished existing duplicate detection rule, choose the duplicate detection rule. To edit a published duplicate detection rule, select the rule. On the Actions menu, choose Unpublish, and then choose the rule. Select the criteria to be used to identify a record as a duplicate.

What is the deduplication schedule in set dedupschedule?

The Set-DedupSchedule cmdlet changes configuration settings for one or more data deduplication schedules. This command changes the settings of a data deduplication schedule for a garbage collection job named OffHoursGC. The job is scheduled to run on Sundays at 8:00 at normal priority.

How to set deduplication schedule for garbage collection?

This command changes the settings of a data deduplication schedule for a garbage collection job named OffHoursGC. The job is scheduled to run on Sundays at 8:00 at normal priority. The command specifies that the server cancels the job after 5 hours if the process has not ended.

When to stop a deduplication in Microsoft Office?

The StopWhenSystemBusy parameter specifies that the server stops the job when the system is busy and retries later. The DurationHours parameter specifies that the server cancels the job after 6 hours if the process has not ended. This command changes the settings of a data deduplication schedule for an optimization job named MyWeekdayOptimization.

What happens when a new record is added to a duplicate record?

– the new record is included in the duplicate record set if indeed it is a duplicate. The record will not show duplicates immediately afer saving. After a short time (normally upto a few minutes) the delayed process update will trigger the duplicate check and duplicate records will show in the duplicates section.

How to create a duplicate detection rule in Excel?

If you are creating a new rule: In the Duplicate Detection Rule Criteria section, in the Base Record Type list, choose the type of record that this rule applies to. For example, select Contacts.

When to use process builder and duplicate management?

Utilizing Process Builder to update records works well except when a record is identified as a possible match through duplicate management. When the record is held by the duplicate rule it prevents the process flow from executing after a user selects the ‘Save (Ignore Alert)’ option and causes an unhandled fault error.