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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Informatica MDM - Relate 360
  3. Linking Batch Data
  4. Tokenizing Batch Data
  5. Processing Streaming Data
  6. Creating Relationship Graph
  7. Loading Linked and Consolidated Data into Hive
  8. Searching Data
  9. Monitoring the Batch Jobs
  10. Troubleshooting
  11. Glossary

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Viewing the Relationship Graph

Viewing the Relationship Graph

After you create relationships between the business entity types, the relationships result in a relationship graph. You can search for a record and view all its related records in the relationship graph.
  1. Open a browser, and enter the URL in the following format: 
    https://<Host>:<Port>/<Relationship UI WAR Name>
    The URL format uses the following parameters:
    • Host
      . Name or IP address of the machine on which you deploy the relationship graph user interface WAR file.
    • Port
      . Port through which the host listens.
    • Relationship UI WAR Name
      . Name of the relationship graph user interface WAR file that you deploy on the Tomcat container. Default name is
      bdrm-ui
      .
    The following URL uses the default relationship user interface WAR file name: 
    https://BDRMServer:8080/bdrm-ui
    The
    Home
     page appears and displays the business entity types for which you configured the
    RESTEndPoint
     parameter in the relationship configuration file.
  2. Click the business entity type within which you want to search for records.
  3. Specify the values for the searchable fields, and click
    Search
    .
    The search results appear.
  4. Click the primary key column value of a record for which you want to view the relationship graph.
    The relationship graph appears.
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