Document details |
Purpose | To help you understand how we discover & map relationships. |
Audience | Anyone creating synthetic data , masking or looking to understand their database structure. |
Requirements | Access to the Curiosity Dashboard. |
Relationship Mapping
Uncover how your data assets are interconnected by automatically mapping relationships between tables, fields, and systems. This process provides a complete picture of how data flows through your organization, giving you deeper insights into the structure and interactions of your data.
Uncover how your data assets are interconnected.
Automatically map relationships between tables, fields, and systems.
A complete picture of how data flows through your organisation.
Getting Started
Navigate to the Data Dictionary and choose the object you wish to view. If you don’t have a registered object, please follow the Data Catalogue guide first. Click on your Object Name to proceed. In this example, the Name is Curiosity Bank.

The version, schema and any actions you can take will be provide.

The table names and additional meta data (Foreign Keys, References, Column information) will be stored below.
Entity Diagrams
Click the ‘Diagram’ Icon in the top right and choose Entity Relationship Diagram

This will present the existing found relationships that need to be considered and likely maintained when running a masking routine.

In the top right, additional actions are possible including:

Settings
Some databases & files have large structures and table amounts/column amounts. Settings allow you to customize what is displayed and how much based on various configurations. The amount of tables displayed and the columns you wish to see, should be configured here for an easier viewing experience when looking at large databases.

Diagrams
There are 3 diagrams you could user:

Click on Radial Partition Diagram

By hovering over each table the relationship detail will be provided.

If you select Radial Layer Diagram it will display the table relationships. If you hover over each of the tables it will display the Connections from table to table.

The Quality Modeller Dashboard is the default view in Modeller. It displays a set of quick links to tutorials, activities and other useful information.