Using data rule on table level

Hi
We want to implement a data rule that compares the grand total in the target table with the grand total in the source table.
In case of difference, we only want one record in the error table.
That seems not possible out of the box. We could implement a procedure in the workflow, but want to use the buildt in features (if they exist).
Have anyone solved this problem ?
Best Regards
Klaus

Hi Klaus,
as far as I know data rules only examine the incoming data. If you want to compare loaded data grand total with the source grand total I see two diefferent approaches:
1. Use the post process operator in the mapping to call a customs procedure that calculates the totals, compares them and in case of a difference writes directly into the error table
2. Create a mapping to do this checks and call it directly after the original mapping.
Regards,
Carsten.

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Thanks a lot for your support. I’m just a little confused.
I will use an example to illustrate my problem a bit more clearly.
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West --- D2 --- Tea10 --- 12011 --- 1,325 --- 10548 --- ... --- 589
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amount --- East ---- D3 --- Coffee --- 986
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I just want to be sure that I understand your suggestions.
Many thanks for awesome help,
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Hi,
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