360 Graph Tree View¶

The 360 Graph highlights the current view as the root node. All other entities are connected as outgoing nodes, which can be leaf nodes or linked to a View node if this use a View to be built.

Diagram with the 360 Tree Graph for a view¶

360 Graph Network View¶

For more complex relationship scenarios, a network view is shown. Instead of following a strict tree structure, the graph expands into a network layout to improve data clarity. The root node remains highlighted, along with all the relationships originating from it. However, the option to switch back to the tree view remains available.

Diagram with the 360 Network Graph for a view¶

360 Graph Components¶

There are two types of nodes: one line nodes or two line nodes. Both show the left-icon, the type and the or icon, except for the leaf nodes. The two-line nodes also show a left-icon, the name, and a icon, when the element has a details page. The nodes are classified in three different groups which are identified by a color code in the top-left icon.

In Reports his classification uses red for Denodo Elements, grey for Data Sources, and blue for External Elements. The group of external elements can also be identified by the icon representing its server type, such as Tableau or Power BI. In contrast, custom external elements offer more versatility, allowing you to configure their colors and icons as detailed in the Setup Guide

To obtain more information about some element click the node and a tooltip will appear with information about the element: Connection Type, Extracts, Dataset Type, Server Type, etc. You can click the icon in the tooltip to get a popup with further information. The view nodes have an expand button which show the Data Lineage tree of this view. When this tree is loaded, the view node is updated with the Denodo’s information, showing more details of this element.

360 Graph for a view and the more info tooltip¶

Additionally, since the introduction of custom external elements you can obtain more information about the relationship between two elements by clicking on the connecting lines. Then, a tooltip will appear with information about the two elements and the kind of relationship between both. Furthermore, the direction of the relationship arrow indicates the data flow between the two elements.

360 Graph for a view and the more info relation tooltip¶