The following image shows the relationship view diagram:

The direction of data in the relationship diagram is from left to right. The Analyst tool highlights the asset that you opened in Yellow. You can hover over the relationship name to see if the relationship type is uni-directional or bi-directional. You can view the name of the primary relationship on the line. On the left of the asset you opened is the derived relationship and the on the right is the primary relationship.

The color of the line depends on the type of relationship between the assets. The name of the relationship is displayed on top of the line. The asset that you opened and the related assets form the first level of the relationship diagram. The next level of the diagram is based on the asset in the previous level.

The Analyst tool displays two levels of relationships by default. If there are more relationship levels, you can change the number of levels in the relationship diagram and see additional relationships. If there are more relationships than the Analyst tool can display in the current level, you can see a plus icon next to the asset name. This indicates that the next level of relationships are closed. You can open the closed relationships by changing the display level. For example, the asset

Base Metal

has additional relationships to the left side that are collapsed in the diagram.

The Analyst tool displays the relationship of an asset when it occurs for the first time in the diagram. The Analyst tool does not display the related assets the next time onwards. However, you can see the number of occurrences of the asset next to the asset name. You can view a summary of the asset when you hover the mouse over above the asset name.