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Hi Ashok,
IBM's long time partner IMT has created a post-entity management handler that cleans up the multiple events generated from a single incoming transaction.
Please feel free to reach out to Mark - I have shared his contact information below.
Mark D. Holmes
VP Solutions Engineering
IMT
+1 519 615 1067
mark@imt.ca
www.imt.ca
Thank You
This is a problem we see all the time at IMT. You should indicate if you need this for synchronous or asynchronous entity management as that changes the complexity of the solution.
The thing is that there was nothing wrong with the Group Processing implementation they had before. We used it for many clients. It's unfortunate IBM said they removed it because they said they were not aware of anyone who used it.
Without group processing we cannot determine what happened in MDM to send a single message outbound.
We have solved this internally using custom handlers but custom code is more difficult for customers to maintain.
Thank you, Ashok, for submission. We will investigate and follow up here with status.