Understand Term Mapping overview

From a Model Object in the Modeling overview page, you can access the Term Mapping overview of the Model Object by clicking on a non-source Model Object:

It is made of several areas:

1. The Term Mapping overview header
2. The Term Mapping overview content
3. The Dataflows and Dataflow Sets overview

First, you should understand the concepts of Dataflow, Dataflow Set, and Dataflow Model Object.

Header

In the Term Mapping overview header, you can:

• Generate code for the Model Object
  
• Access the manage relationships page
  

Content

In the Term Mapping overview content, you can:

• Hide or Show the Dataflow(s) and Dataflow Set(s) overview
    OR
• Hide or Show the detailed values of a Dataflow Set by clicking on the Eye icon:
  
  
• Add a Model Object to a Dataflow Set
  
• Edit Source or Target Model Object
  
  
• Duplicate Source or Target Model Object
  
  
• Arrange the Source Model Object into the Dataflow Set
  
• Manage the Terms of the Source or Target Model Object
  
  
• Access the Manage Relationships page for the Source or Target Model Object
  
  
• Delete the Target Model Object
  
• Auto-map all the Source Terms with the Target Terms
  
• Remove the Model Object from the Dataflow Set
  
• Hide or Show the Terms of a Source or Target Model Object:
  Hide
  Show
• Create a new Term and its Term Mapping simultaneously
  
• Filter the Source or Target Model Object Terms:
  
  
• Map or unmap a Source Term with a Target Term
                    Map
  Unmap
• Edit a Term Mapping
  
• Edit a Term Mapping - Multi-edit
• Edit a Term 
  
• Edit a Term - Multi-edit
• Show Term Based Data Lineage 
  
• Delete a Term 
  

The Dataflows and Dataflow Sets overview

The list of existing Dataflow(s) and Dataflow Set(s) is displayed on the left-hand side.

In this overview, you can:

• Display the Term Mapping of a Dataflow Set by clicking on its menu entry
• Add a Dataflow
  
• Arrange Sets
  
• Create a Dataflow Set
  
• Edit a Dataflow Set
  
  or double-click the Dataflow Set
• Delete a Dataflow Set
  
• Edit a Dataflow
  
  or double-click the Dataflow
• Delete a Dataflow