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In Cognite Academy Fundamentals : Working With CDF: Contextualize, I have followed all of the instructions several times for Entity Matching and, in all instances, get “No matches found”, so there is nothing to confirm or write to CDF. What am I missing here?
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Cognite Academy Fundamentals : Working With CDF: Contextualize "No matches found"
Best answer by Sofie Haug
Thank you
When we do the Enity matching, we match on the assets name and time series name.
However, I see that you did not successfully update your assets name, mentioned in the steps here: https://learn.cognite.com/path/cognite-data-fusion-fundamentals/working-with-cdf-integrate/865138
All you need to do (explained in the steps in the link above), is to enter the assets transformation and set “name as name” and run the transformation. Then you can go back to the Match entities section!
Best regards,
Data is like soil - fertile, messy, and full of potential. - Unknown
+7Hi
Can I have the name of your datasets? xxxx-AvevaNet and xxxx-IFSDB
I will try to take a look at it.
Best regards,
Sofie | Cognite Academy
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Hi Sofie,
My datasets are Mitch19xx-AvevaNet and Mitch19xx-IFSDB
Thank you!
Data is like soil - fertile, messy, and full of potential. - Unknown
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+7Thank you
When we do the Enity matching, we match on the assets name and time series name.
However, I see that you did not successfully update your assets name, mentioned in the steps here: https://learn.cognite.com/path/cognite-data-fusion-fundamentals/working-with-cdf-integrate/865138
All you need to do (explained in the steps in the link above), is to enter the assets transformation and set “name as name” and run the transformation. Then you can go back to the Match entities section!
Best regards,
Sofie | Cognite Academy
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+7Hi again
Please let us know if you have tried the above but are still struggling!
Best regards,
Hi Sofie, yes sorry I did reply back to the email that all is well now. Thank you!
Data is like soil - fertile, messy, and full of potential. - Unknown
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