I discovered that the basic functionality I need is supported in the fuzzy
lookup task. You can specify requiring an exact match on some columns, and,
at the same time, a fuzzy match on others. To handle the "Like", I
essentially did create a view that did the like matching first and tied the
matching key identifiers in both tables. Then in the fuzzy look up I exact
matched on the keys and fuzzy matched on the remaining columns.

I discovered that the basic functionality I need is supported in the fuzzy
lookup task. You can specify requiring an exact match on some columns, and,
at the same time, a fuzzy match on others. To handle the "Like", I
essentially did create a view that did the like matching first and tied the
matching key identifiers in both tables. Then in the fuzzy look up I exact
matched on the keys and fuzzy matched on the remaining columns.

I discovered that the basic functionality I need is supported in the fuzzy
lookup task. You can specify requiring an exact match on some columns, and,
at the same time, a fuzzy match on others. To handle the "Like", I
essentially did create a view that did the like matching first and tied the
matching key identifiers in both tables. Then in the fuzzy look up I exact
matched on the keys and fuzzy matched on the remaining columns.

I discovered that the basic functionality I need is supported in the fuzzy
lookup task. You can specify requiring an exact match on some columns, and,
at the same time, a fuzzy match on others. To handle the "Like", I
essentially did create a view that did the like matching first and tied the
matching key identifiers in both tables. Then in the fuzzy look up I exact
matched on the keys and fuzzy matched on the remaining columns.

I discovered that the basic functionality I need is supported in the fuzzy
lookup task. You can specify requiring an exact match on some columns, and,
at the same time, a fuzzy match on others. To handle the "Like", I
essentially did create a view that did the like matching first and tied the
matching key identifiers in both tables. Then in the fuzzy look up I exact
matched on the keys and fuzzy matched on the remaining columns.

I discovered that the basic functionality I need is supported in the fuzzy
lookup task. You can specify requiring an exact match on some columns, and,
at the same time, a fuzzy match on others. To handle the "Like", I
essentially did create a view that did the like matching first and tied the
matching key identifiers in both tables. Then in the fuzzy look up I exact
matched on the keys and fuzzy matched on the remaining columns.

I discovered that the basic functionality I need is supported in the fuzzy
lookup task. You can specify requiring an exact match on some columns, and,
at the same time, a fuzzy match on others. To handle the "Like", I
essentially did create a view that did the like matching first and tied the
matching key identifiers in both tables. Then in the fuzzy look up I exact
matched on the keys and fuzzy matched on the remaining columns.