Right panel - Characteristics

Displays detailed information about an item (node/object or link) that has been selected in the view:

Details about nodes (i.e. multiple grouped objects) are limited:

A high-level of detail is provided for specific objects/links, including “Role” (the item’s functional role in the application):



Community Naming

When the expand mode is set to “group by communities” a naming “helper” is available to provide more information about the item’s name:







History



Shows the history of the object where more than one analysis of the application exists. See Working with object and link history for more information.

Associated to

Additional associated information is available for objects, showing items the object is associated with, where applicable:

  • Associated Transaction(s)
  • Data Call Graph(s)
  • Module(s)
  • Service(s)
  • Subset(s)
  • Project(s)
  • Saved views
Selecting the “associated to” item (e.g. a Data Call Graph the object is part of) will navigate directly to that item:



Data Sensitivity

Data Sensitivity information is displayed in this section where applicable:



Table Column and Index information

For database tables, column and index information is displayed (note that you can view columns and indexes in the view by enabling the option Table columns as nodes described in Settings > Applications):

Basic details are provided for grouped links, (i.e. where there are multiple links between the two items because the items are nodes):

Details for links between objects:



Link Category can be one of Static, Dynamic, or Remote based on the link type. Each category maps to its corresponding Sub-Category, e.g.: Link Category: Static: inherit

History

Shows the history of the object where more than one analysis of the application exists. See Working with object and link history for more information.



SQL Query

When the link is a SQL Query, this will be flagged:



Available in ≥ 3.6.0-funcrel
In addition, Triggered by will be displayed for SQL Queries to indicate in which object the query is triggered:

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