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Task 7: Creating a Composite Domain

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In this task, you create a composite domain, Address Validation, which comprises Address Line, City, State, and Zip domains. A composite domain lets you define a cross-domain rule that involves multiple domains in a rule. There are other advantages to a composite domain such as being able to parse a field value into multiple domains. For example, a value for a Full Name field can be parsed into separate First Name, Middle Name, and Last Name domains. In this tutorial, you only define a cross-domain rule. See Managing a Composite Domain for more details.

  1. In the left pane, click Create a composite domain button on the toolbar.

    Create a Composite Domain Toolbar Button

  2. Enter Address Validation for the Composite Domain Name.

    Address Validation Composite Domain

  3. From the domain list select Address Line, City, State, and Zip and click right arrow to add them to the Domains in Composite Domain list.

  4. Click OK to close the dialog box.

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Task 8: Creating a Composite Domain Rule