Overview of the Discovery Workflow
These steps are typical, but not necessarily sequential or required. For example, you might already have existing data sources. Also, the steps are iterative; after you save a model you can revise it, add new data sources, remove data sources, and perform other editing.
The Discovery workflow is summarized here:
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Create one or more data sources. |
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Index and discover their relationships. |
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Create a new model in Studio. |
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Add the indexed/discovered data sources to your model. |
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Revise the model and relationships: |
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Review the tables and relationships in the model. |
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Validate or invalidate relationships. |
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Rearrange tables and relationships using the graphical editor. |
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Filter the display of resources and relationships using the toolbar controls. |
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Optionally, define new relationships. |
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Select resources in the model and create a new view. |
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Edit the view in Studio. |