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10.331: Administration for Enterprise Security


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


Learn how to deploy and manage enterprise security networks for securing the enterprise's processes, people, and assets. Set up user badges and other security measures, to allow security analysts to track and monitor physical and logical (software) system use.

Description


When editing a pattern for a HyperIntelligence card using pattern matching, the object or attribute form with a Double data type will lose its leading zeros, if there are any. 
 

Steps to reproduce

  1. Import a dataset with a numeric column via Data Import and save it as a cube. 
  2. In Workstation, build a card with the newly saved cube. 
  3. In the Card Editor, enable pattern matching. 
    If your object or attribute form begins with zeros, they will not appear. For example, if your attribute form is 0012345, it will be displayed as 12345. Notice the leading zeros are not shown. 

 

Why is this happening?


Numeric objects or attribute forms have a default data type of "Double," which will cause the leading zeros to be excluded.

Solution


Change your data type from Double to Text via Data Import or when preparing data.


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Published:

April 27, 2017

Last Updated:

April 27, 2017