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Data lineage
Data lineage shows the data flow from the data destination (output
component), through various components and stages, to the data source (input component).
The data lineage results trace the life cycle of the data flow between different
components, including the operations that are performed upon the data.
The example below shows the data lineage made on a database connection
item stored under the Metadata node in the
Repository tree view.
To launch a data lineage on a metadata item, complete the following:
Procedure
In the Repository tree
view, expand Metadata > Db Connection and then expand the database
connection you want to analyze, mysql in
this example.
Right-click the centralized table schema of which you want to
analyze the life cycle of the data flow, employees in this example.
The Impact Analysis
view displays the Jobs that use the selected table schema. The names of the
selected database connection and table schema are displayed in the corresponding
fields.
From the Column list,
select the column name for which you want to analyze the data flow from the data
destination (output component), through various components and stages, to the
data source (input component). The column to be analyzed in this example is
called Name.
You can skip this step by right-clicking the column Name in the Repository tree view and selecting Impact Analysis from the contextual menu.
Click Data
Lineage.
A bar appears to indicate the progress of the analysis
operation and the analysis results are displayed in the view.
Right-click a listed Job and select Open Job from the contextual menu.
The Job opens in the design workspace.
The data lineage results trace backward the components and
transformations the data in the output column Name passes through before being written in this column.
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