A Fabric project has a tree-like structure known as the Project Tree; it displays entities in a hierarchical order. The Project Tree is displayed on the left side of the K2View Fabric Studio window and its Logical Units (LUs) are located under the Logical Units branch.
The following objects are located under each Logical Unit (LU) in the Project Tree:
In order to open the Logical Unit Schema window, go to the Project Tree, click on the LU Name and then on the Schema.
The Logical Unit Schema window has three main sections:
The Logical Unit schema diagram is a working area where you can define the Logical Unit’s structure.
Click for more information about Logical Unit Tables.
Click for more information about LU Table Population.
The Logical Unit schema diagram displays the Root Table, the hierarchy of the tables included in the Logical Unit and the relationships between them:
The Root Table of the LU schema is Customer.
Each table is displayed with all of its fields in a scrollable table.
Each field is displayed in a separate line, by name with a small colored icon. The icon’s color indicates the data type of the field:
In order to make the structure of the table schema clearer, group or ungroup a list of tables. For example, group all Billing Tables in the Customer LU.
Click for more information about Grouping and Ungrouping LU Tables.
Contains the properties on an LU level. |
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Used to configure the Reference Tables that are accessible from this LU. |
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Defines the execution order of Enrichment functions using the up and down arrows. Only Enrichment functions - directly related to specific LU tables - are included in the display. |
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Displays the list of objects in the source database according to the DB Interface selected in the DB Connection field. DB objects can be refreshed by clicking on the Refresh icon adjacent to the DB Connection dropdown list. Dragging an object to a diagram creates a new table in the schema. |
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Objects Tab |
Displays the list of all LU tables defined for the LU. Drag the table into the Logical Unit diagram area in order to add it to the LU schema. |
Displays an overview of the LU structure and enables a search of a subset of tables included in the schema. |
The properties panel displays the schema properties. It can be collapsed or expanded by clicking the icon in the upper right corner of the schema window.
Sync |
Sets the sync timeout and sync method on an LU level. Sets the Event functions that are triggered following a Sync's success or failure or following a successful Delete instance. |
Misc |
Contains various settings such as storage, cache location and Enable data encryption. |
Used to configure the Reference Tables that are accessible from this LU. |
The LU Diagram window displays the following toolbar - by default:
You can customize your window by adding or deleting toolbars to/from diagram windows:
Click for more information about Group and Ungroup SubGraph Objects.
Click for more information about Fabric Studio Diagrams Toolbars.
The LU Schema toolbar includes the following elements:
A Fabric project has a tree-like structure known as the Project Tree; it displays entities in a hierarchical order. The Project Tree is displayed on the left side of the K2View Fabric Studio window and its Logical Units (LUs) are located under the Logical Units branch.
The following objects are located under each Logical Unit (LU) in the Project Tree:
In order to open the Logical Unit Schema window, go to the Project Tree, click on the LU Name and then on the Schema.
The Logical Unit Schema window has three main sections:
The Logical Unit schema diagram is a working area where you can define the Logical Unit’s structure.
Click for more information about Logical Unit Tables.
Click for more information about LU Table Population.
The Logical Unit schema diagram displays the Root Table, the hierarchy of the tables included in the Logical Unit and the relationships between them:
The Root Table of the LU schema is Customer.
Each table is displayed with all of its fields in a scrollable table.
Each field is displayed in a separate line, by name with a small colored icon. The icon’s color indicates the data type of the field:
In order to make the structure of the table schema clearer, group or ungroup a list of tables. For example, group all Billing Tables in the Customer LU.
Click for more information about Grouping and Ungrouping LU Tables.
Contains the properties on an LU level. |
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Used to configure the Reference Tables that are accessible from this LU. |
|
Defines the execution order of Enrichment functions using the up and down arrows. Only Enrichment functions - directly related to specific LU tables - are included in the display. |
|
Displays the list of objects in the source database according to the DB Interface selected in the DB Connection field. DB objects can be refreshed by clicking on the Refresh icon adjacent to the DB Connection dropdown list. Dragging an object to a diagram creates a new table in the schema. |
|
Objects Tab |
Displays the list of all LU tables defined for the LU. Drag the table into the Logical Unit diagram area in order to add it to the LU schema. |
Displays an overview of the LU structure and enables a search of a subset of tables included in the schema. |
The properties panel displays the schema properties. It can be collapsed or expanded by clicking the icon in the upper right corner of the schema window.
Sync |
Sets the sync timeout and sync method on an LU level. Sets the Event functions that are triggered following a Sync's success or failure or following a successful Delete instance. |
Misc |
Contains various settings such as storage, cache location and Enable data encryption. |
Used to configure the Reference Tables that are accessible from this LU. |
The LU Diagram window displays the following toolbar - by default:
You can customize your window by adding or deleting toolbars to/from diagram windows:
Click for more information about Group and Ungroup SubGraph Objects.
Click for more information about Fabric Studio Diagrams Toolbars.
The LU Schema toolbar includes the following elements: