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1. Select the Custom profiling radio button, the warning acceptance checkbox and click Next.
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2. Select the options to be profiled. This step is skipped when profiling a single table or column. Click Next if you want to edit the metrics to be profiled, else click Profile to skip the steps that follow and begin profiling.
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   For File Connections, some of the options are disabled, as seen below:

3. Select the metrics to be profiled. Click Next if you want to edit the table filters, else click Profile to skip the steps that follow and begin profiling.
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   When profiling a single column this is the only step so click Profile.

4. Edit the table filters. This step is skipped when profiling a single table or column. Click Next if you want to refine the table list, else click Profile to skip the steps that follow and begin profiling.
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5. Edit the table list. This step is skipped when profiling a single table or column. Click Next if you want to edit the column filters, else click Profile to skip the steps that follow and begin profiling.
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6. Edit the column filters. This step is skipped when profiling a single column. Click Next if you want to refine the column list, else click Profile to skip the last step and begin profiling.
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7. Edit the column list. This step is skipped when profiling a single column. Click Profile.
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8. The following dialog displays while the source system is being profiled.
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