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Unified Person Synchronisation - ViewsUnified Person Synchronisation - Views

These are the specifications for the person synchronisation.

Please note that the specifications contain some fields of the type classification. In the note column below you will find the keys for our default values that you need to have in your synchronisation tables in order to select a certain classification item.
The default values we have in Pure should cover most of your use cases just fine. If you run into the situation that the coverage with the default does not seem ideal to you, please contact your implementation manager.


VIEW CREATE STATEMENTS

 

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DATABASE DATATYPE MAPPINGS

Datatype to database mappings

Datatype
Postgres
Oracle
MSSQL
Double Numeric Number Float
Long Numeric Number Int
Integer Numeric Number Int
Date Date Date Date
String Varchar Varchar Varchar
String/Clob Text Clob Ntext
String/Blob Bytea Blob Image
Classification Varchar Varchar Varchar
Boolean Boolean Numeric(1,0) Bit

 

 

PERSON_DATA (Mandatory)

This view is used to list all the persons you want to synchronise into Pure. This means that one row should exist in this view pr person you want to have in Pure. For each person you have to specify a PERSON_ID which will be the primary key for this person in the rest of the views. This means that this ID has to be unique for each person and cannot change over time. In the rest of the views, the PERSON_ID will be used to relate content when using it in a one-to-many relation.

The rest of the view is used to specify the simple meta data on the person

Column name Data type Size Mandatory Note

Sync type.

For each field pick one of: 'Yes', 'No', 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes This is unique ID of the Person. Keep above description in mind when defining person ids.
 
 
FIRST_NAME String 1024 No The first name of the person.  
LAST_NAME String 1024 Yes The last name of the person.  
DATE_OF_BIRTH Date   No    
NATIONALITY Classification  
 
  No The ISO-3166-1 country code for the person's nationality. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#Officially_assigned_code_elements  
GENDER String 1024 Yes Possible values are:
for male: MALE, male, m, 
for female: FEMALE, female, f
for unknown: UNKNOWN, unknown, DEFAULT
 
EMPLOYEE_START_DATE Date   No The date of the very first employment day (not necessarily the same as the first START_DATE in the staff view)  
SYSTEM_LEAVING_DATE Date   No The day the person left your IT system (probably the day the person left the university?)  
RETIRAL_DATE Date   No Planned or actual pension date  
ACADEMIC_PROFESSION_ENTRY Date   No The date a person became an academic.  
EXPERT Boolean   No Indicates being a contact to the press, only relevant for Advanced Portals  
WILLINGNESS_TO_PHD Boolean   No
 
 
PHD_RESEARCH_PROJECTS String/Clob
 
No    
AFFILIATION_NOTE String/Clob
 
No    
ORCID String 20 No    
BUILDING String 1024 No

 

 

Private/Home address of a person 
(needs to be enabled in the configuration options of Pure)

Private address building  
CITY String 1024 No Private address city  
COUNTRY How to find classification values for the synchronisations    No The ISO-3166-1 country code for the person's private address country. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#Officially_assigned_code_elements  
POSTAL_CODE String 1024 No Private address postal  
ROAD String 1024 No Private address road  
ROOM String 1024 No Private address room  
VISIBILITY String 1024 No

If you want to you can set the visibility of the person. It can be either Publicly available, Campus (IP address) or Restricted to Pure users.

If you supply a value it must be one of the following: public, campus, restricted

If no value is specified, Publicly available will be selected automatically.

 
USER_ID String 1024 No The id of the user synchronized through the user synchronization.  
PROFILED Boolean   No  Only available for customers who has the author profile module.  
MANAGED_IN_PURE Boolean   No

Indicates whether or not a person should be managed inside Pure. If set to TRUE the synchronisation will only import the person and not lock any fields/relations. In subsequent synchronisation runs, the synchronisation will not update the person, unless the MANAGED_IN_PURE state is changed to FALSE. If changed the person will be picked up by the synchronisation and handled as a synchronised content and fields and relations will be locked based on the configuration.

The default behaviour for the synchronisation is to consider MANAGED_IN_PURE as FALSE if data us not supplied for it.

 

This feature is available in the 5.3.0 / 4.22.0 release of Pure

 

 

SQL for validating PERSON_DATA

SQL validation for views 

OPTIONAL VIEWS
 


PERSON_IDS (Optional)

Column name

Data type

Size

Mandatory

Note

Sync? Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the classification defined person id.  
TYPE Classification   Yes

The type of the source.

Values from: dk/atira/pure/person/personsources

  • employee
  • scopusauthor
  • researcher 
  • hesastaff
  • digitalauthor
 
VALUE String
 
255 Yes The identification value of this item in the source  

SQL for validating PERSON_IDS

PERSON_NAMES (Optional)

Column name

Data type

Size

Mandatory

Note

Sync? Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the classification defined person name.  
TYPE How to find classification values for the synchronisations    Yes

The type of name.

Values from: dk/atira/pure/person/names

  • defaultpublishing
  • former
  • knownas
  • sort
     
 
FIRST_NAME String 1024 Yes(*) The first name of the person.  
LAST_NAME String 1024 Yes(*) The last name of the person.  

(*) Must supply at least a firstname or a lastname

SQL for validating PERSON_NAMES

PERSON_TITLES (Optional)

Column name

Data type

Size

Mandatory

Note

Sync? Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the classification defined person title.   
TYPE

 

How to find classification values for the synchronisations 

 

  Yes

The type of title.

Values from: dk/atira/pure/person/titles

  • academicdegree
  • honorary
  • legal
  • postnominal

     The titles are located on a  person in Pure:
     



 


 

Examples:

  • Academic degree (key: academicdegree): Master of Science; MSc
     
  • Honorary title (key: honorary): Dr. h. c.
     
  • Legal title (key: legal): Dr.
     
  • Post-nominal title (key: postnominal): VC, GCSI
    where VC = Victira Cross; GCSI = Knight Grand Commander of the Order of the Star of India
     
 
VALUE String
 
255 Yes

The VALUE to add. If no locale is specified in the column name, the VALUE is added to all supported locales. If locales are provided, all supported locales must be specified

To provide a locale  you need to suffix the language to the column name and create a column for each supported locale. In the case of French and English this would result in the following columns:

VALUE_EN

VALUE_FR

If locales are specified VALUE must not be present in your view without a locale suffix.

The language should be appended in ISO 639-1 (two-letter codes)

 

SQL for validating PERSON_TITLES 

PERSON_PROFILE_INFORMATION (Optional)

Column name

Data type

Size

Mandatory

Note

Sync? Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the profile information.  
TYPE How to find classification values for the synchronisations    Yes The type is specified via a classification scheme. You can define the classification for this scheme yourself. It contains classifications like: Research interest, Research overview, Teaching interest etc. A mapping between the value and the classification scheme must be made.  
VALUE String
 
clob Yes

The profile content. The data will be stored in XHTML in Pure, so the data can be formatted, but we need to know if it is. If it is HTML formatted we normally do a tidy up process to get it to be XHTML. Some formatting may be lost in this process (depending on the quality of the formatting)

The VALUE to add. If no locale is specified in the column name, the VALUE is added to all supported locales. If locales are provided, all supported locales must be specified

To provide a locale  you need to suffix the language to the column name and create a column for each supported locale. In the case of French and English this would result in the following columns:

VALUE _EN

VALUE _FR

If locales are specified VALUE must not be present in your view without a locale suffix.

The language should be appended in ISO 639-1 (two-letter codes)

Not allowed are the following tags: "script", "font", "style", "form", "input"
 


 

 

SQL for validating PERSON_PROFILE_INFORMATION 

PERSON_LEAVE_OF_ABSENCE (Optional)

Column name 

 Data type
Size 
 Mandatory
 Note

Sync?  
Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024  Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the leave of absence.  
TYPE How to find classification values for the synchronisations    Yes

The type of leave of absence.

Values from: /dk/atira/pure/person/loa

  •  maternity
  • paternity
  • other
 
START_DATE Date   Yes    
END_DATE Date   No    

SQL for validating PERSON_LEAVE_OF_ABSENCE

PERSON_DOCUMENTS (Optional)

Column name 

 Data type

Size 

 Mandatory

 Note

Sync?  
Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID 

String 

1024 

Yes 

PERSON_ID is referring to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view. 

 

ID 

String 

1024 

Yes 

The unique id for the document 

 

TYPE 

String 

1024 

Yes 

 

 

URL 

String 

1024 

Yes 

 

 

PROTOCOL 

String 

1024 

No 

 

 

FILE_NAME 

String 

1024 

No 

 

 

MIME_TYPE 

String 

1024 

No 

 

 

FILE_TITLE 

String 

1024 

No 

 

 

VISIBILITY 

String 

1024 

No 

 

 

SQL for validating PERSON_DOCUMENTS

PERSON_PHOTOS (Optional)

If you have photos of your persons these can be synchronised. We can read them in multiple way, e.g. directly from the DB, get it from a HTTP URL etc.

Column name 
 Data type
Size 
 Mandatory
 Note

Sync?  
Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024  Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the photo  
TYPE How to find classification values for the synchronisations    Yes

The type of file.

Values from: /dk/atira/pure/person/personfiles

  •  portrait
 
VALUE String/Blob   Yes Where to fetch the photo from for example an URL. (Use Blob if BYTE protocol is used)  
PROTOCOL String 255 Yes

The following protocols are supported: BYTE, FILE & HTTP

It is important that the value used is exactly identical to the above mentioned.
 

 
FILE_NAME String 1024 No This field should include the file name that the downloaded file will have  
MIME_TYPE String 1024 No The mime type of the file. in case its empty Pure will try to find the mime type in the request when downloading the file, if the HTTP is used.  

SQL for validating PERSON_PHOTOS

PERSON_EDUCATIONS (Optional)

Column name 
 Data type
Size 
 Mandatory
 Note

Sync?  
Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the education  
QUALIFICATION Classifications    No

The type of qualification.

Values from: dk/atira/pure/personeducation/qualification

 
FIELD_OF_STUDY Classifications    No

The type of field of study.

Values from: dk/atira/pure/personeducation/fieldofstudy

  • Unknown
 
QUALIFICATION_STRING String 1024 No

The QUALIFICATION_STRING to add. If no locale is specified in the column name, the QUALIFICATION_STRING is added to all supported locales. If locales are provided, all supported locales must be specified

To provide a locale  you need to suffix the language to the column name and create a column for each supported locale. In the case of French and English this would result in the following columns:

QUALIFICATION_STRING_EN

QUALIFICATION_STRING_FR

If locales are specified QUALIFICATION_STRING must not be present in your view without a locale suffix.

The language should be appended in ISO 639-1 (two-letter codes)

 
FIELD_OF_STUDY_STRING String 1024 No Same rules as above apply.  
PROJECT_TITLE String 1024 No Title of the thesis, same rules as above apply.  
AWARD_DATE Date   No Date the qualification was awarded  
START_DATE_YEAR Integer Min=1800, Max=2100 (Yes if month or day is synchronized)    
START_DATE_MONTH Integer Min=1, Max=12 (Yes if day is synchronized)    
START_DATE_DAY Integer Min=1, Max=31 No    
END_DATE_YEAR Integer Min=1800, Max=2100 (Yes if month or day is synchronized)    
END_DATE_MONTH Integer Min=1, Max=12 (Yes if day is synchronized)    
END_DATE_DAY Integer Min=1, Max=31 No    
ORG_ID    


 

Only one of these ways of identification is needed, not all of them. 
You have to provide either ORG_ID, ORG_PURE_ID, ORG_SOURCE_ID or ORG_CLASSIFIED_IDS_ID and ORG_CLASSIFIED_IDS_TYPE

It is possible to use a mix of these items, e.g. for some educations to use the ORG_PURE_ID and for some to use a ORG_SOURCE_ID to relate to the internal organisation.
 

If ORG_CLASSIFIED_IDS_ID is used, you have to provide ORG_CLASSIFIED_IDS_ID and ORG_CLASSIFIED_IDS_TYPE
 

An education can only be associated with either one internal organisation or one external organisation

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Synchronisation Non-explicit Id Matching

When using non explicit id matching, the lookup for the content is handled in the following way and order:

  1. Lookup is done through Pure id matching (the pure id is the id the content in question has inside Pure, and given by Pure when the content is created.)
  2. Lookup is done through source id matching (the source id is the id the content was given when it was imported into Pure from an external source. This can be through synchronisation, import jobs etc.)
  3. Lookup is done through classification defined id matching (classification defined ids are ids that content can be given inside Pure through the editor.)
  4. Lookup is done through Pure UUID matching.
  5. All the above steps are taken and the result is returned. If more than one result is matched, due to for example duplicate ids, then the first result matched will be returned.
 
 

 

 

 
ORG_PURE_ID Long   If defined lookup for organisation will be done by the organisation pure id.  
ORG_SOURCE_ID String 1024 If defined lookup for organisation will be done by the organisation source id.  
ORG_CLASSIFIED_IDS_ID String 1024 If defined lookup for organisation will be done by a classification defined id.  
ORG_CLASSIFIED_IDS_TYPE

 

Classifications 

  The source where the ORG_IDS_ID is related to. Provide the last part of the uri (key) of the classification.  
EXTERNAL_ORG_ID String 1024


 


 

Only one of these ways of identification is needed. You have to provide either EXTERNAL_ORG_PURE_ID, EXTERNAL_ORG_PURE_ID, EXTERNAL_ORG_SOURCE_ID or  EXTERNAL_ORG_NAME


 

It is possible to use a mix of these items, e.g. for some educations to use the EXTERNAL_ORG_PURE_ID and for some to use a EXTERNAL_ORG_SOURCE_ID to relate to the external organisation.

An education can only be associated with either one internal organisation or one external organisation.

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Synchronisation Non-explicit Id Matching

When using non explicit id matching, the lookup for the content is handled in the following way and order:

  1. Lookup is done through Pure id matching (the pure id is the id the content in question has inside Pure, and given by Pure when the content is created.)
  2. Lookup is done through source id matching (the source id is the id the content was given when it was imported into Pure from an external source. This can be through synchronisation, import jobs etc.)
  3. Lookup is done through classification defined id matching (classification defined ids are ids that content can be given inside Pure through the editor.)
  4. Lookup is done through Pure UUID matching.
  5. All the above steps are taken and the result is returned. If more than one result is matched, due to for example duplicate ids, then the first result matched will be returned.
 
 

 

 
EXTERNAL_ORG_PURE_ID Long   If defined lookup for external organisation will be done by the external organisation pure id.  
EXTERNAL_ORG_SOURCE_ID String 1024 If defined lookup for external organisation will be done by the external organisation source id.  
EXTERNAL_ORG_NAME String 1024

An education can only be associated with either one internal organisation or one external organisation.

If defined lookup for external organisation will be done by the external organisation name.

 
EXTERNAL_ORG_TYPE Classifications   

No 

Is used when doing name matching. Otherwise not.
 

Search by name is narrowed down by limiting to the type. If "Unknown" type is used then it will be excluded to provide better results.
 

The type of external organisation.

Values from: /dk/atira/pure/ueoexternalorganisation/ueoexternalorganisationtypes

  • unknown
  • academicinstitute
  • university
  • universitycollege
  • researchinstitute
  • company
  • government
  • privatenonprofit
 
EXTERNAL_ORG_COUNTRY Classifications   

No

Is used when doing name matching. Otherwise not.

Search by name is narrowed down by limiting to the country. If not defined search ignores country.
 

The ISO-3166-1 country code for the External Organisation country. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#Officially_assigned_code_elements

 

SQL for validating PERSON_EDUCATIONS
 

PERSON_EXTERNAL_POSITIONS (Optional)

Column name 
 Data type
Size 
 Mandatory
 Note

Sync?  
Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the external position.  
APPOINTMENT Classifications   No

The type of appointment.

Values from: /dk/atira/pure/person/externalposition

  • professor
 
APPOINTMENT_STRING String 512 No

The APPOINTMENT_STRING to add. If no locale is specified in the column name, the APPOINTMENT_STRING is added to all supported locales. If locales are provided, all supported locales must be specified

To provide a locale  you need to suffix the language to the column name and create a column for each supported locale. In the case of French and English this would result in the following columns:

APPOINTMENT_STRING_EN

APPOINTMENT_STRING_FR

If locales are specified APPOINTMENT_STRING must not be present in your view without a locale suffix.
 

The language should be appended in ISO 639-1 (two-letter codes)

 
START_DATE_YEAR Integer Min=1800, Max=2100 (Yes if month or day is synchronized)    
START_DATE_MONTH Integer Min=1, Max=12 (Yes if day is synchronized)    
START_DATE_DAY Integer Min=1, Max=31 No    
END_DATE_YEAR Integer Min=1800, Max=2100 (Yes if month or day is synchronized)    
END_DATE_MONTH Integer Min=1, Max=12 (Yes if day is synchronized)    
END_DATE_DAY Integer Min=1, Max=31 No    
EXTERNAL_ORG_ID String 1024 No(**)
 

 
EXTERNAL_ORG_PURE_ID Long   No(**)
 
If defined lookup for external organisation will be done by the external organisation pure id.  
EXTERNAL_ORG_SOURCE_ID String 1024 No(**)
 
If defined lookup for external organisation will be done by the external organisation source id.  
EXTERNAL_ORG_NAME String 1024 No(**) If defined lookup for external organisation will be done by the external organisation name.  
EXTERNAL_ORG_TYPE Classifications   No

Search by name is narrowed down by limiting to the type. If "Unknown" type is used then it will be excluded to provide better results.

 The type of external organisation.

Values from: /dk/atira/pure/ueoexternalorganisation/ueoexternalorganisationtypes

  • unknown
  • academicinstitute
  • university
  • universitycollege
  • researchinstitute
  • company
  • government
  • privatenonprofit

 

 

 
EXTERNAL_ORG_COUNTRY Classifications  

No

Is used when doing name matching. Otherwise not.

Search by name is narrowed down by limiting to the country. If not defined search ignores country.
 

The ISO-3166-1 country code for the External Organisation country. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#Officially_assigned_code_elements

 

(**) Only one means of identification of other content must be used. Do not fill in data into more than one column per relation, unless otherwise noted.

SQL for validating PERSON_EXTERNAL_POSITIONS 

PERSON_PROF_QUALIFICATIONS (Optional)

Column name 
 Data type
Size 
 Mandatory
 Note

Sync?  
Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the professional qualification.  
QUALIFICATION String 1024 Yes

The QUALIFICATION to add. If no locale is specified in the column name, the QUALIFICATION is added to all supported locales. If locales are provided, all supported locales must be specified

To provide a locale  you need to suffix the language to the column name and create a column for each supported locale. In the case of French and English this would result in the following columns:

QUALIFICATION_EN

QUALIFICATION_FR

If locales are specified QUALIFICATION must not be present in your view without a locale suffix.
 

The language should be appended in ISO 639-1 (two-letter codes)

 
ABBREVIATED_QUALIFICATION String 1024 No Same rules as above apply.  
START_DATE_YEAR Integer Min=1800, Max=2100 (Yes if month or day is synchronized)    
START_DATE_MONTH Integer Min=1, Max=12 (Yes if day is synchronized)    
START_DATE_DAY Integer Min=1, Max=31 No    
END_DATE_YEAR Integer Min=1800, Max=2100 (Yes if month or day is synchronized)    
END_DATE_MONTH Integer Min=1, Max=12 (Yes if day is synchronized)    
END_DATE_DAY Integer Min=1, Max=31 No    

SQL for validating PERSON_PROF_QUALIFICATIONS 

PERSON_LINKS (Optional)

Column name 
 Data type
Size 
 Mandatory
 Note

Sync?  
Customer chooses between: 'Yes', 'No' or 'Once'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes PERSON_ID is refering to the PERSON_ID in the PERSON_DATA view.  
ID String 1024 Yes The unique id for the link.  
URL String 1024 Yes    
TYPE Classifications
 
No

The type of link.

Values from: /dk/atira/pure/links/person

  • facebook
  • linkedin
  • mendeley
  • personal
  • researchgate
  • twitter
 
DESCRIPTION String(*) String/Clob No

The DESCRIPTION to add. If no locale is specified in the column name, the DESCRIPTION is added to all supported locales. If locales are provided, all supported locales must be specified

To provide a locale  you need to suffix the language to the column name and create a column for each supported locale. In the case of French and English this would result in the following columns:

DESCRIPTION_EN

DESCRIPTION_FR

If locales are specified DESCRIPTION must not be present in your view without a locale suffix.
 

The language should be appended in ISO 639-1 (two-letter codes)

 

SQL for validating PERSON_LINKS 

 

PERSON_KEYWORDS (Optional)

This view contains the information about person keywords. There is three different types of keywords you can synchronise.

  1. Structured keywords only. Here you must specify the LOGICAL_NAME and TYPE column to identify what keyword you want to add.
  2. Structured keywords and free keywords. Here you must specify LOGICAL_NAME, TYPE, and FREE_KEYWORD. Note the keyword group with the LOGICAL_NAME must support free keywords.
  3. Free keywords only. Here you must specify LOGICAL_NAME and FREE_KEYWORD. Note the keyword group with the LOGICAL_NAME must support free keywords without structured keywords.

Column name

Data type

Size

Mandatory

Note

Sync type.

For each field pick on of: 'Yes', 'No', 'Once' and 'Lock'

PERSON_ID String 1024 Yes The ID for the person to add this keyword. The PERSON_ID must exist in the PERSON_DATA view above.  
LOGICAL_NAME String 1024 Yes The logical name of the keyword group configuration in Pure, e.g. 'keywordContainers' NOTE there must exists a keyword group for Person which has the specified logical name  
TYPE Classifications  255 no The type of structured keyword to add. Note you must provide the last part of the uri (key) of the classification you want to use. Note the allowed types depends on what classifications are in the keyword group with the provided logical name. I.e. if the classification scheme is Keywords (/dk/atira/pure/core/keywords) then a valid type value is 'A/AC' which will result in the keyword 'AC Collections. Series. Collected works'  
FREE_KEYWORD String 1024 no

The free keyword to add. If no locale is specified in the column name, the keyword is added to all supported locales. If locales are provided, all supported locales must be specified

To provide a locale  you need to suffix the language to the column name and create a column for each supported locale. In the case of French and English this would result in the following columns:

FREE_KEYWORD_EN

FREE_KEYWORD_FR

If locales are specified FREE_KEYWORD must not be present in your view without a locale suffix.
 

The language should be appended in ISO 639-1 (two-letter codes)

 

SQL for validating PERSON_KEYWORDS 

Workflow (Optional)

This view contains information about the workflow step of the person. Before using this view it must be the case that workflow is enabled on Persons in the Pure backend.

Column name Data type Size Mandatory Note

Sync type.

For each field pick on of: 'Yes', 'No', 'Once' and 'Lock'

workflow String 255 Yes

The workflow step value. The possible values depends on whether the workflow is configured as 3-step or 4-step.

  • 3-step: entryInProgress, forApproval, or approved.
  • 4-step: entryInProgress, forApproval, approved, or validated.
 

 

 

Published at June 18, 2024

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Table of Contents
  1. VIEW CREATE STATEMENTS
  2. DATABASE DATATYPE MAPPINGS
  3. Datatype to database mappings
  4. PERSON_DATA (Mandatory)
  5. OPTIONAL VIEWS
  6. PERSON_IDS (Optional)
  7. PERSON_NAMES (Optional)
  8. PERSON_TITLES (Optional)
  9. PERSON_PROFILE_INFORMATION (Optional)
  10. PERSON_LEAVE_OF_ABSENCE (Optional)
  11. PERSON_DOCUMENTS (Optional)
  12. PERSON_PHOTOS (Optional)
  13. PERSON_EDUCATIONS (Optional)
  14. Synchronisation Non-explicit Id Matching
  15. Synchronisation Non-explicit Id Matching
  16. PERSON_EXTERNAL_POSITIONS (Optional)
  17. PERSON_PROF_QUALIFICATIONS (Optional)
  18. PERSON_LINKS (Optional)
  19. PERSON_KEYWORDS (Optional)
  20. Workflow (Optional)
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