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McCoy Match will provide users with quite a powerful tool for database deduping and suppression. A file will not be changed directly; instead two new files will be created, one with the unique records and the other file will have the remaining matched records.
The new files will have 2 characters added to its parent's file name. The first character will always be an "M" representing the "Match" application was used to generate the new file. The 2nd character will be "u" for the "uniques" and the other file will have an "m" for "matches". Therefore you will have an "Mu" file and an "Mm" file in the end.
The priority field controls whether an input file is considered usable data. If you give a file a priority of zero it will become a suppression file. A priority of one will make it top on the list for being writton to the "uniques" output file.
Her e are some key features of "McCoy Match":
· COM Enabled
· Multiple Input Files
· Handles Large Files
· Can Assign Priority Level of Input File
· Easy Setup
Limitations:
· Free for use with files of 1000 records or less
· Nag screen
Via: McCoy Match 1.7.0
