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1. View lineage on the dataset The lineage analysis feature on the dataset makes it easy to visually view information about the use of the dataset that has been produced, and all types of connections are displayed in an organization chart-like format. You can view the corresponding data lineage information of the dataset in the Dataset List Management Office. There are two entrances to the lineage analysis page, [More > View Lineage] in the toolbar at the top of the dataset list and [More > View Lineage] for a single dataset as shown in the figure below. [More > View Lineage] in the toolbar at the top of the dataset list. [More > View Lineage] for a single dataset. In case of clicking [More > View Lineage] on the toolbar at the top of the dataset list, the initial lineage analysis page is displayed on the right side, and you can choose whether to display the Impact Analysis, Lineage Analysis, Component Node, and Hyperlink Dashboard, as shown in the following figure. If you are clicking on the More button for a single dataset and then open the lineage analysis page, this will display the lineage analysis results for the selected dataset, and you can choose whether or not to display the Impact Analysis, Lineage Analysis, Component Nodes, and Hyperlinks dashboards, as shown in the following figure.
2. View lineage on the dashboard Check the lineage on the production dashboard The Production Dashboard page allows you to view the corresponding data lineage information of the dashboard, and there are also two entrances to the lineage analysis page, [More > View Lineage] at the top of the dashboard list and [More > View Lineage] for individual dashboards, as shown in the following figure: More > View Lineage] in the toolbar at the top of the dashboard list. [More > View Lineage] for a single dashboard. If you click [More > View Lineage] on the toolbar at the top of the dashboard resource, you need to scroll down to select the resource, and you can choose whether to display the Impact Analysis, Lineage Analysis, Component Node, and Hyperlink dashboards, as shown in the following figure. From [More > View Lineage] of a single dashboard, the resource will be automatically selected and the lineage will be displayed, and you can choose whether or not to display the Impact Analysis, Lineage Analysis, Component Node, and Hyperlink dashboards, as shown in the following figure.
View Dashboard to view lineage on The View Dashboard page allows you to view the results of the Lineage analysis. If the tree mode is selected for viewing the dashboard, you can view the Lineage analysis by clicking [More > View Lineage] on the toolbar at the top of the dashboard list and [More > View Lineage] for individual dashboards, which is similar to the Edit Dashboard, so I won't repeat the introduction here. If you have selected the icon mode for viewing the dashboard, you can open the lineage analysis page by clicking on the lineage analysis button on the toolbar, as shown in the following figure. 3. View lineage on the Advanced Analytics Advanced Analytics of the Experiment List Management can view the corresponding data lineage information of the experiment, lineage analysis page has two entrances, respectively, the top of the experiment list toolbar [More > View Lineage] and individual experiments [More > View Lineage], respectively, as shown in the figure below. [More > View Lineage] in the toolbar at the top of the experiment list. A single experiment of [More > View Lineage]. If you are clicking [More > View Lineage] on the toolbar at the top of the experiment list, the initial lineage analysis page is displayed on the right side, and you can choose whether or not to display the Impact Analysis, Lineage Analysis, Component Node, and Hyperlink Dashboard, as shown in the following figure. If you are clicking on [More > View Lineage] of a single experiment, the results of the lineage analysis of the selected experiment will be displayed, and you can choose whether to display the Impact Analysis, Lineage Analysis, Component Sections, and Hyperlinks dashboards, as shown in the following figure.
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