Use the exclude function when you want to exclude fields or objects that are no longer
in use or are no longer relevant to agent use cases. If fields or objects are excluded, they're
not used by Data Prism for grounding purposes. Exclusion only affects solutions that use Data
Prism’s API.
Required Editions
Note Prism and Metadata Studio aren’t supported in Government Cloud
Plus. Don’t turn on the feature in Government Cloud Plus orgs. Contact your Salesforce
account executive for more details.
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with Foundations, or Agentforce 1 or Einstein
1 Editions
User Permissions Needed
To review metadata:
Metadata Studio User
OR
Modify All Data
To exclude metadata entities:
From the App Launcher, select Metadata Studio
Select the required data source (if you have Data Cloud, all relevant dataspaces appear. If
you have a Core App, the Core org appears.). You can only select one data source at a time, but
you can validate the metadata for all your data sources if necessary.
To exclude an entity, select the dropdown and then select Exclude.
If you want to exclude more than one entity, select all the entities you’re excluding and
then on the top right, click Exclude.
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