The Catalog application allows filtering the Catalog graph based on the Datasets, Class or Field properties. Hence, the property should be set either on a dataset, class or field, in order for the dataset/class to be displayed.
Set the filter by clicking theicon in the menu bar.
The PII and Classification properties are defined as filterable, by default. Their values can be set to either 'property exists' or any other existing value, selected from a drop-down list.
The Classification value can be set to a custom value, which doesn't exist in a drop-down list.
Click Apply to apply the filter on the Catalog. The pop-up window then closes, and the icon changes its color to . If the Data Platform has been expanded prior to setting the filter, irrelevant Datasets are filtered out. Otherwise, the irrelevant Datasets are filtered out upon expansion of each Data Platform.
Click Clear Filter to clear the filter and return to the full Catalog view.
To filter by any other property (e.g., by sequenceName), add the property definition to the properties-info.json as follows:
{
"name": "sequenceName",
"editable": true,
"deletable": true,
"filterable": true,
"allow_custom_values": true
}
"filterable": true
adds the property to the Catalog Filter pop-up window and allows filtering by it."allow_custom_values": true
allows typing custom values rather than selecting an existing value from the drop-down list.Follow the instructions here in order to override the properties-info.json on the project level.
The Catalog application allows filtering the Catalog graph based on the Datasets, Class or Field properties. Hence, the property should be set either on a dataset, class or field, in order for the dataset/class to be displayed.
Set the filter by clicking theicon in the menu bar.
The PII and Classification properties are defined as filterable, by default. Their values can be set to either 'property exists' or any other existing value, selected from a drop-down list.
The Classification value can be set to a custom value, which doesn't exist in a drop-down list.
Click Apply to apply the filter on the Catalog. The pop-up window then closes, and the icon changes its color to . If the Data Platform has been expanded prior to setting the filter, irrelevant Datasets are filtered out. Otherwise, the irrelevant Datasets are filtered out upon expansion of each Data Platform.
Click Clear Filter to clear the filter and return to the full Catalog view.
To filter by any other property (e.g., by sequenceName), add the property definition to the properties-info.json as follows:
{
"name": "sequenceName",
"editable": true,
"deletable": true,
"filterable": true,
"allow_custom_values": true
}
"filterable": true
adds the property to the Catalog Filter pop-up window and allows filtering by it."allow_custom_values": true
allows typing custom values rather than selecting an existing value from the drop-down list.Follow the instructions here in order to override the properties-info.json on the project level.