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          Create the Dataset

          Create the Dataset

          Now that you have the final dataflow definition file, you can create the dataset.

          Required Editions

          Available in Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience.
          Available with CRM Analytics, which is available for an extra cost in Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions. Also available in Developer Edition.
          User Permissions Needed
          To download, upload, run, and monitor a dataflow: Edit CRM Analytics Dataflows
          Warning
          Warning If you wish to perform the steps in this sample implementation, verify that you have all required Salesforce objects and fields, and perform the steps in a non-production environment. Ensure that these changes do not impact other datasets that you already created. Also, always make a backup of the existing dataflow definition file before you make changes because you cannot retrieve old versions of the file.

          To create the dataset, perform the following steps.

          1. In CRM Analytics, click the gear icon (Gear icon ) and then select Monitor to open the monitor.
            The Jobs view of the monitor appears by default.
          2. Select Dataflow View.
          3. Click the actions list (1) for the dataflow and then select Download to download the existing dataflow definition file.
            The Dataflow View shows the statuses of dataflow jobs.
          4. Open the dataflow definition file in a JSON or text editor.
          5. Add the JSON determined in the previous step.
          6. Before you save the dataflow definition file, use a JSON validation tool to verify that the JSON is valid.
            An error occurs if you try to upload the dataflow definition file with invalid JSON. You can find JSON validation tool on the internet.
          7. Save and close the dataflow definition file.
          8. In the Dataflow View of the monitor, click the actions list for the dataflow and then select Upload.
          9. Select the updated dataflow definition file and click Upload.
          10. In the Dataflow View of the monitor, click the actions list for the dataflow and then select Run to run the dataflow job.
          11. Click the Refresh Jobs button ( Refresh Jobs button) to view the latest status of the dataflow job.
            You can view the OppTeamMember dataset after the dataflow job completes successfully.
          Note
          Note If you are adding a predicate to a dataset that was previously created, each user must log out and log back in for the predicate to take effect.
           
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