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Components of InterSystems DeepSee • Automatically created measures based on properties. You can add more measures with the DeepSee Analyzer. • Detail listing fields based on properties. • Detail listings associated with different user roles, as needed. • Subject areas associated with different user roles, as needed. 5.1.1 Users The Architect is meant for use by implementers, primarily application partners of InterSystems. In order to use the Architect most effectively, it is useful to have a good understanding of the application that you are extending. 5.1.2 Use Options The Architect lets you work with and modify any BI-enabled classes, which are any classes that extend the DeepSee superclass (%BI.Adaptor). The first step depends on where your data is now: • If you have Caché classes, you can open them from within Architect. This automatically adds the DeepSee superclass (%BI.Adaptor) to the superclass list. • If you are creating a new application, you can create it in Studio in the same way you create any other Caché application. For any class that needs it, you include the DeepSee superclass (%BI.Adaptor) in the superclass list. • If you are starting with an existing Caché application that does not use Caché class definitions, map the existing globals to class definitions and then add the DeepSee superclass (%BI.Adaptor) to the superclass list. • If your data is stored outside of Caché, you can first use the DeepSee Connector to browse the data and generate class definitions and their corresponding data-loading methods. In all cases, the Architect automatically has access to any classes that extend %BI.Adaptor. Once you have a BI-enabled class, you use the Architect to create dimensions, measures, and the other model elements based on this class. Some changes directly affect your class definition, but other changes are written to globals and are not visible in the class definition. The Architect accesses and modifies the same class definition that you see directly in the Studio. This means that if you make a change in one location and save it, that change is immediately available in the other. For convenience, you can recompile and rebuild the classes as needed from Architect. 40 Introduction to InterSystems DeepSee
DeepSee Architect 5.1.3 A Quick Look The Architect looks like this: In this example, we are looking at the BI-enabled class Sample.Orders and its related classes. We can use all properties of these classes when we define the DeepSee model. As you can see, nine dimensions have already been created. In general, to use the Architect, you first open a BI-enabled class. The Architect displays this class and related classes as a hierarchy, as you can see in the previous example. Tabs in the Architect display different model elements related to that class and its related classes. In most cases, you use the following tabs: • The Dim tab displays the dimensions defined within these classes. • The Dyn. Dim tab displays the dynamic (non-indexed) dimensions defined within these classes. • The Subject tab displays the subject areas defined for these classes and specifies the roles that can access them. • The Compound Member tab displays the compound dimensions defined within these classes. These dimensions may or may not be indexed. • The List Field Library tab displays the listing fields defined for these classes, apart from the dimensions (which are automatically used as listing fields and which are not shown on this tab). Introduction to InterSystems DeepSee 41
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