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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
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.
Using Visual Query Builder
Queries are generally built using entity types joined by relationship types, and can be qualified by property values and relationship counts.
Using Add Connected Items

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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.
      - Layout
      - Using Visual Query Builder
        Queries are generally built using entity types joined by relationship types, and can be qualified by property values and relationship counts.
        Using Add Connected Items
        Using Multiple Relationships
        Using Group Entity
        Adding Constraints Using Expressions
        Adding Constraints Using Relationship Counts
        Viewing Validation Messages
        Viewing the Query Summary
      - Visual Query Builder property expression operators
        Use operators in Visual Query Builder property expressions to define conditions on properties. Available operators depend on the property type that you initially select for an expression.
    - Entity Browser
      The Entity Browser is a workspace in Context Graph Visualization that lists specified types of entities and their property values.
    - 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.

Using Add Connected Items

One of the most helpful tools within the Visual Query Builder is the Add connected items dialog box, which identifies all entity and relationship types that are connected to a selected entity type. This task shows how to create a simple query with two entity types:

Drag an entity type from the Entity Panel onto the workspace.
This displays options in the Expression Editor for the entity.
You can add connected items using one of two methods:
- Right-click the entity type and select Add connected items.
- Select the entity type you just dragged out and click the Add connected items button in the Expression Editor.
This opens the Add connected items dialog box.

Choose to filter by relationships to the entity or by entity types connected to the entity.

Click	To
Relationships	Select from relationship types that connect the selected entity, then select from connected entity types.
Entities	Select from connected entity types, then select from relationship types that connect the selected entity.

Click Add, then Close to add the specified entities to the workspace. To close the dialog box without making any changes, click anywhere on the workspace.
Selected entity types connected by selected relationship are added to the workspace types on the workspace:

The green plus signs to the left of each entity type signify that any entity type and relationship label matching this query will be returned in the results.

Data Visualization displays an infobox summarizing what was added to your query:
Optional: If you want the results to include just one entity type, select the entity type in the workspace and click Return this type only in the Expression Editor.
If you want to include some but not all of the entity types, select the ones you want included and check Include in results.
Run the query.
You can view these results on the Canvas, Map, Table workspace.