# Creating a table analysis with SQL business rules

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* Big Data Platform
* Cloud API Services Platform
* Cloud Big Data Platform
* Cloud Data Fabric
* Cloud Data Management Platform
* Data Fabric
* Data Management Platform
* Data Services Platform
* MDM Platform
* Real-Time Big Data Platform

You can set up SQL business rules based on WHERE clauses and add them as indicators to table analyses. You can as well define expected thresholds on the SQL business rule indicator's value. The range defined is used for measuring the quality of the data in the selected table.

It is also possible to create an analysis with SQL business rules on views in a database. The procedure is exactly the same as that for tables.

For more information, see [Creating a table analysis with an SQL business rule with a join condition](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/7.3/creating-table-analysis-with-sql-business-rule-with-join-condition).

Information noteNote: When you use the Java engine to run a column set analysis on big sets or on data with many problems, it is advisable to define a maximum memory size threshold in the Talend Studio Preferences to execute the analysis as you may end up with a Java heap error.

### In this section

* [Creating an SQL business rule](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/7.3/creating-sql-business-rule)
* [Editing an SQL business rule](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/7.3/editing-sql-business-rule)
* [Creating a table analysis with a simple SQL business rule](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/7.3/creating-table-analysis-with-simple-sql-business-rule)
* [Creating a table analysis with an SQL business rule with a join condition](https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/studio-user-guide/7.3/creating-table-analysis-with-sql-business-rule-with-join-condition)