Whenever record is getting inserted, identification rules will be checked on parent or main/c table?

[Sathwik1]

Let's say I had two tables..

1. Application service (Parent table)

2. JBoss (child/main table)

Now, I want to insert a record in the JBoss table through discovery or some integration..

then Identification rules

-> Will check on child/main table directly?

or

-> First it checks on parent table and then child table, if both satisfies then only it decides it insert or update record?

or

->Only checks the parent identification rule?

Can someone help me to understand please...

@Ankur Bawiskar @Dr Atul G- LNG @Sandeep Rajput @Brad Bowman  

[Sandeep Rajput]

@Sathwik1 Ideally the identification rules from the child table should run for e.g. 

• Suppose you have a parent table called "Server" and a child table called "Windows Server" (which inherits from "Server").
• If a new "Windows Server" record is inserted, the Windows Server identification rule will run to determine if the record is unique in that table.
• Even though the child table inherits some fields from the parent (like "Server"), the identification rule tied to the "Windows Server" child table will determine the uniqueness based on criteria defined for that specific table.

Hope this helps.

[Sandeep Rajput]

@Sathwik1 Could you please mark the response an accepted solution if it addressed your question.