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Classification Module 6.1.2 - What's New

RegEx Text Extractors

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Improved Ease of Use : Manage Text Extractors : RegEx Text Extractors
When you create and edit a text extractor based on regular expression, you will have the ability to define various regular expression settings, check the syntax, and view the associated rules.

Advanced Text Extractors

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Improved Ease of Use : Manage Text Extractors : Advanced Text Extractors
Advanced text extractors enable you to define the patterns that you want to locate in the extracted text based on matches to entries in grammar\library (.ecr) files.
When you create and edit the advanced text extractor, you will be able to specify the required parameters through the web portal.

Dictionary Text Extractors

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Improved Ease of Use : Manage Text Extractors : Dictionary Text Extractors
Data Governance provides two types of dictionaries: public and protected. When managing dictionaries, you should keep in mind:
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All dictionaries may be based on one or more dictionaries.
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You can add, include/exclude, and remove terms, as well as specify case sensitivity for all terms as required. Note: For protected dictionaries, edits are possible through customizations.
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Public dictionaries are not secured and as such, the terms can be modified. Because of this, if you need to update it at any time, the dictionary will be replaced and any modifications will be lost.
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Protected dictionaries are secured and cannot be modified. You can, however, append to the dictionary with customizations to suit your needs. Because the custom terms are preserved, the dictionary can be re-used and upgraded without issue.

Increased Flexibility and Performance

Increased Flexibility and Performance
Import and Export Taxonomies
All sample taxonomies provided with Data Governance Edition as well as any previously created custom taxonomies are available through the Catalog view in the Categorization Manager.
Depending on the state of the taxonomy within your deployment, you can:
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Import a new taxonomy into your deployment

By default, when you import a new taxonomy it will be unpublished. Before you can begin to classify your resources based on the categories contained within it, you will need to set the required settings through the Categorization Manager.

You may want to import the taxonomy into a test environment first to ensure that it meets your needs and assess the rules contained within it. Once you are confident that the taxonomy and/or category suits your needs, you can publish all in a single operation.
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Replace an existing taxonomy in your deployment

You can replace a taxonomy if you want to restore a previously backed up taxonomy (including its rules and extractors), or if you want to upgrade but do not wish to preserve any existing taxonomy customizations.
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Export a taxonomy

You can move taxonomies between environments, distribute custom taxonomies, and create backups. For example, if you maintain a development environment, you can export from your development environment and import to your production environment.

When you export a taxonomy, you can provide a publisher to help identify taxonomies that you have created for your organization or for distribution.
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