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Column filtering: A row can be explicitly included or excluded based on matching
criteria for a particular column. This can be used to exclude rows from the map source
data that are not needed or will interfere with your mapping.
As you configure each setting and filter, the data table will automatically update to allow you to
preview your data and ensure your data is being parsed as expected.
9 After you finish configuring all parameters and filters for the definition, click Finish.
10 If you selected Local File in step 7 above, you will be prompted to upload your file to the
Remote Files virtual folder located: %ESEC_HOME%\data\map_data. Specify a file name and
click OK.
11.8.2 Adding a Number Range Map Definition
To use the range map functionality, a map definition must have exactly one key column and the key
column must be of type NumberRange. If there are any other key columns, or the key column is of a
different type, the mapping service will not consider the map a range map.
To create a range map, select a single column to be the key of the map and select NumberRange as
the type of the column. The format of the data in a column of type NumberRange must be “m-n”,
where m is the minimum number in the range and n is the maximum number in the range (that is,
10-200). The maximum number in the range is not included in the range (that is, [m,n)). This means
a range of 10-200 will only key off numbers equal to 10 to 199. An example set of data is with the
first column as the key: