What does dependency analysis mean in Ab Initio?
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Answer / prashant
It is the analyses of the dependencies within the graphs.
It is nothing but the tracing or monitoring how data is
transformed and transferred, field by field, from component
to component.
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Answer / kiran
Allows us to identify the related object to be migrated
when we migrate code from one environment to other i.e from
development to QA to production
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Answer / madhu
It is the analyses of the dependencies within the graphs.
It is nothing but the tracing or monitoring how data is
transformed and transferred, field by field, from component
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Answer / nishant mishra
Dependency analysis helps in maintaining the lineage among the related objects.Every object in the EME maintains a lineage details, with subsequent check-in the lineage also gets modifies. Now ro prevent sitiation and double check the modification, dependency analysis checks and confirms the lineage of the object with the repo
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Answer / amansharma3737@gmail.com
It means how data flows from component to component, in between the fields.
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