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Context Graph Visualization
View, query, and manipulate data from your models in a graphical user interface. Six workspaces support different means of assessing data.
Context Graph Visualization
Context Graph Visualization
Entity Browser
The Entity Browser is a workspace in Context Graph Visualization that lists specified types of entities and their property values.
Using Entity Browser
Queries are built by selecting entity types, creating property expressions, specifying a default order, and selecting properties that you want to see in the results.
Select properties to display in the Entity Browser
You can choose which entity properties are displayed in columns of the Entity Browser in the Context Graph Visualization application.

Welcome
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Introduction to Master Data Management
Master Data Management provides applications to view browse and visualize data exposed by Context Graph models.
Context Graph Settings
Set preferences for audit logs and query timeout as well as to configure connections to the Neo4j server used by Context Graph.
Context Graph Visualization
View, query, and manipulate data from your models in a graphical user interface. Six workspaces support different means of assessing data.
- Context Graph Visualization
  - Context Graph Visualization
    - Accessing Context Graph Visualization
      Append /contextgraphvisualization to the Spectrum server address to open Context Graph Visualization.
    - Settings
      The Context Graph Visualization settings determine how data models are displayed on the canvas. In the Context Graph Visualization application, click the Settings button on the toolbar to configure the Context Graph Visualization settings.
    - Dashboard
    - Canvas
    - Map
    - Table
      The Table presents model data in a tabular format, broken out into entities and relationships.
    - Visual Query Builder
      The Visual Query Builder is a workspace in Context Graph Visualization that performs simple and complex query functions on existing models in a visual manner.
    - Entity Browser
      The Entity Browser is a workspace in Context Graph Visualization that lists specified types of entities and their property values.
      - Entity Browser Layout
        The Entity Browser defines queries to display entities. A query selects entities and includes expressions to display entities based on property values.
      - Using Entity Browser
        Queries are built by selecting entity types, creating property expressions, specifying a default order, and selecting properties that you want to see in the results.
        Creating queries in Entity Browser
        The Entity Browser allows you to quickly browse filtered subsets of entities in your model and view their property values.
        Adding expressions to a query
        You can add expressions to the Entity Browser to only browse entities that meet specified criteria for their property values.
        Changing the default order to display entities in the Entity Browser
        You can change the default order to display entities in the Entity Browser in the Context Graph Visualization application.
        Select properties to display in the Entity Browser
        You can choose which entity properties are displayed in columns of the Entity Browser in the Context Graph Visualization application.
        Export entity data from Entity Browser
        You can export entities and property values returned by a query to a list of comma separated values saved in a CSV file. This procedure exports all entity data returned by a query up to one million rows.
        Save a query in Entity Browser
        This procedure describes how to save queries in the Entity Browser workspace in the Context Graph Visualization application. Queries saved in Entity Browser may be run in the Canvas, Map, Table, and Entity Browser workspaces.
        Delete a saved query in Entity Browser
        This procedure describes how to permanently delete a query that was created in Entity Browser.
        Create a new query in Entity Browser
        This procedure describes how to clear an existing query from the Entity Browser workspace to create a new query.
      - Entity Browser property expression operators
        Use operators in Entity Browser property expressions to define conditions on properties. Available operators depend on the property type that you initially select for an expression.
    - Metadata
    - Management
      The model Management tool in Context Graph Visualization allows you to view and manage Context Graph queries and themes.
    - Opening Models Using URLs
      You can open models in any of the four Context Graph Visualization areas by manually coding the URL.
    - Querying Models Using the Parameters Feature
Context Graph Browser
A discover tool with which you can browse the results of a natural-language inspired query based on model metadata.
Context Graph stages in dataflows
Context Graph stages perform operations on Context Graph models.
Managing Models
Model management features in Discovery and the CLI enable you to manage model backups, jobs, models, and metadata.
Context Graph CLI commands
The Administration Utility Command Line Interface (CLI) provides Context Graph (contextgraph) commands to manage models, view jobs and job status, and manage model schemas and metadata.

Select properties to display in the Entity Browser

You can choose which entity properties are displayed in columns of the Entity Browser in the Context Graph Visualization application.

By default, the Entity Browser displays columns for all properties of all entity types currently displayed in the browser. This procedure enables you to hide columns and simplify the table.

On the Options tab, check or uncheck check boxes in the Included properties box to add or remove entity properties displayed as columns in the Entity Browser.
You can check or uncheck the Include properties check box itself to check or uncheck all listed properties.
Click the Run query button .
Completing this procedure reloads data in the table with only the columns corresponding to the selected properties. The default sort specified in the Order by box will not be applied if it is selected to sort on a hidden column.