Creating a Context Graph Model from a Logical Model in Spectrum Discovery

This procedure describes how to use a logical model as a template to create a Context Graph model in Spectrum Discovery.

1. On the Discovery menu bar, click Modeling.
   The Logical Model tab is displayed by default.
2. Select the check box for the logical model you want to use, and click the Create Context Graph model button on the toolbar.
   Alternatively, in the Actions column for a logical model, you can click the Create Context Graph model button .
   This switches to the Create Graph Model tab and displays the logical model entities and relationships in a new Context Graph model. The Context Graph model initially has the same name as the logical model.
3. Next to Name, you can edit the name of the Context Graph model.
   The name must begin with a letter and only include alphanumeric characters and the underscore.
4. On the canvas, you can edit entities and relationships in the model.
   For more information, see Editing a Context Graph Model in Spectrum Discovery.
5. Click Save.

   This saves the Context Graph model and opens the Context Graph Model tab of the Modeling page. The details displayed for the new Context Graph model are:

   Name

   The name of the Context Graph model.

   Logical Model

   This shows the name of the logical model that was used to create the Context Graph model.

   Last Modified

   The date and time that the model was last modified on the server.