BMC best practice is to merge multiple CI sources into a staging dataset
before merging into production.

This allows you to keep the recon rules creating the best-of-the-best
imported data separate from the business recon rules you use to update
your golden dataset.

It also makes it easier to add new data sources as you don't need to
include the golden dataset in each of the individual import recon rules.

Of course, it increases the number of CIs but I think that's a price worth
paying to keep things manageable.


> Why are you merging A and B into C and then C into Gold rather than
> merging A and B (and perhaps C depending on whether it has any of its own
> data) directly into Gold?  Which version of the CMDB are you using?  If
> you're on version 2 or higher, it keeps track of which dataset each
> attribute came from, so it still applies all of your precedence rules
> regardless of what order you merge the different datasets into Gold.
>
> Lyle Taylor
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> Hello,
>
> I am having a bit of an issue. I have two datasets A and B. I use the
> Reconciliation Engine to merge attributes of these two to C. This works
> fine. However when i try to Reconcile C to the Gold Dataset it doesn't
> work
> as C already has a Reconciliation ID. Is there any way around this?
>
> Thanks,
> Sean
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