The Logical Unit Schema Population Order View provides a simple way to view and manage the population order of tables. This is especially useful for large schemas with many tables, where the schema diagram is complex to maintain. The Population Order View makes it easy to understand and manage when each table is populated during an LUI sync process.
To open the Population Order View:
The view shows a table with several columns: Order, Table and population flow name.
The default table sorting order is by the population order. This lets you understand what tables are populated first.
You can change the sorting order as well as filter the table or group the rows (for example by population order), using the table's top control actions.
The population order is editable, letting you control and manage it, without the need to look for it in the schema.
Clicking on a table name within the Population Order View tab, will lead you to the table location in the schema's diagram, as well as highlight it by blinking (note that the table is not being selected, in order for it to remain in the schema's perspective view).
The Logical Unit Schema Population Order View provides a simple way to view and manage the population order of tables. This is especially useful for large schemas with many tables, where the schema diagram is complex to maintain. The Population Order View makes it easy to understand and manage when each table is populated during an LUI sync process.
To open the Population Order View:
The view shows a table with several columns: Order, Table and population flow name.
The default table sorting order is by the population order. This lets you understand what tables are populated first.
You can change the sorting order as well as filter the table or group the rows (for example by population order), using the table's top control actions.
The population order is editable, letting you control and manage it, without the need to look for it in the schema.
Clicking on a table name within the Population Order View tab, will lead you to the table location in the schema's diagram, as well as highlight it by blinking (note that the table is not being selected, in order for it to remain in the schema's perspective view).