task-7-adding-dqs-cleansing-transform-to-the-data-flow.md

title	Task 7: Adding DQS Cleansing Transform to the Data Flow | Microsoft Docs
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Task 7: Adding DQS Cleansing Transform to the Data Flow

In this task, you add DQS Cleansing Transform to the data flow to cleanse the input supplier data by using DQS. See DQS Cleansing Transform for more details about the transform.

1. Right-click DQS Cleansing in the Data Flow tab, and click Rename. Type Cleanse Supplier Data, and press ENTER.

2. Select Read Supplier Data from Excel File; drag the blue connector to Cleanse Supplier Data. The components are now connected.

   

3. Double-click Cleanse Supplier Data.

4. In the DQS Cleansing Transformation Editor, click New next to the Data Quality Connection Manager drop-down list.

5. In the DQS Cleansing Connection Manager dialog box, type (local) or period (.) to connect to the local server. This lesson assumes that you have DQS installed on a local server.

6. Click Test Connection to test the connection to DQS server.

7. Click OK to close the dialog box.

8. Select Suppliers for the Data Quality Knowledge Base.

   

9. Switch to the Mapping tab at the top.

10. From Available Input Columns, select Supplier Name, ContactEmailAddress, Address Line, City, State, Country, and Zip Code by selecting the check boxes.

    

11. In the bottom pane, map these columns by using drop-down lists in the Domain column:

    Column	Domain
    Supplier Name	Supplier Name
    ContactEmailAddress	Contact Email
    Address Line	Address Line
    City	City
    State	State
    Country	Country
    Zip Code	Zip

12. Click OK to close the DQS Cleansing Transformation Editor dialog box.

Next Step

Task 8: Adding Conditional Split Transform to Split Cleansing Output