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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
Metadata
Changing Metadata Appearance
Changing the appearance of metadata gives you further control over your data by making it more identifiable at a glance and by making certain entities and relationships stand out by using different graphics, shapes, colors, font size, and so forth.

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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.
    - Metadata
      - Changing Metadata Appearance
        Changing the appearance of metadata gives you further control over your data by making it more identifiable at a glance and by making certain entities and relationships stand out by using different graphics, shapes, colors, font size, and so forth.
        Entity Options
        Entity options include style and label settings. These options are displayed by clicking an entity on the Metadata canvas, and then clicking the Edit entity type button . The page displays a preview image of the entity with the currently selected options.
        Relationship Options
        Relationship options include line and label settings. These options are displayed by clicking a relationship on the Metadata canvas, and then clicking the Edit button . The page displays a preview of a relationship with the currently selected options.
      - Change Property Order
        Follow these steps to change the order in which properties appear in Context Graph Visualization and Context Graph Browser.
      - View property counts
        In Metadata view you can view the count for any entity or relationship property.
      - Using Geospatial Data
        If your model contains geospatial data that you wish to use in the Map workspace , you must first configure entity types so the map tool can identify the data as geospatial.
    - 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.

Changing Metadata Appearance

Changing the appearance of metadata gives you further control over your data by making it more identifiable at a glance and by making certain entities and relationships stand out by using different graphics, shapes, colors, font size, and so forth.

In Context Graph Visualization, click the Metadata button on the workspace bar.
On the Metadata canvas, click the entity type or relationship label that you want to edit.
Click the Edit button .
Edit options for the selected entity or relationship.

To edit See
Entity options Entity Options
Relationship options Relationship Options
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Click OK to save your changes.

To edit	See
Entity options	Entity Options
Relationship options	Relationship Options