Business data reports
HOPEX Information Architecture offers different types of reports designed to analyze the business data defined in the repository.
For more details on the risk scope, see "Generating Analysis Reports"Reports on the diagrams available in standard mode with HOPEX are also accessible with HOPEX Information Architecture.Accessing Reports
To access HOPEX Information Architecture reports:
1. Click the navigation menu, then Reports.
The View Report
See The View Report.
Glossary Report
HOPEX Information Architecture provides a ready-to-use glossary report to automatically build the business glossary of terms derived from a set of subject areas. For each term, the glossary displays a list of associated definitions with their text, synonyms and components list.
The user can indicate if he/she wishes to display translation.
Report parameters
This consists of defining report input data.
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Parameters
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Parameter type
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Constraints
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List of libraries
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Library
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Displayed terms selection criterion Not mandatory.
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List of subject areas
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Subject area
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Displayed terms selection criterion Domain mandatory if no library.
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Glossary of translations
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yes or no
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Example option
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Report example
The example below enables viewing of terms and their links with contexts.
DataSet Report
A DataSet report is a data table created using repository objects, on which instant reports can be generated.
HOPEX Information Architecture provides the following DataSet reports:
Definition of terms used.
This report is used to identify the connections between the terms and the concepts.
Parameter | Parameter type | Constraints |
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Root objects | Term | Object list. |
It is used for example to create a Term/Concept matrix that presents the list of concepts that use a term.
Knowledge area x Concept matrix
A concept can be referenced by one or more business information areas.
Parameter | Parameter type | Constraints |
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Root object | Subject area | Object list. |
The data structure is used for example to create a Capability area x Concept matrixused to create the list of concepts referenced in a knowledge area.
