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Detect incoming dataset schema changes

Create a configured Action to compare incoming schemas with an approved baseline and save compatibility findings for downstream Model review.

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Create a versioned TypeScript Action that compares [new schema snapshot] with [approved baseline]. Report added, missing and changed columns, classify changes using [compatibility rules], and save an internal result with affected downstream Models. Include source revision and run timestamp. Configure repeat execution only after runtime and scheduler setup; do not alter source schemas or approve compatibility automatically.

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Method and review

Keep the assumptions visible.

Profile keys, row counts, types, missing values and join cardinality. Retain source lineage and concrete exception records so a correction can be checked.

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A compatible physical type change can still break a business definition or downstream assumption.

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Before you begin

  • Bring exports you are allowed to upload, or data your Workspace can already query.
  • Choose the reporting period and agree what each record represents.
  • Configure the Action runtime and schedule before leaving it to run unattended.

Repeat execution requires a configured Action. Agree the scope and authority before any external changes or messages.

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