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The Solution Documentation Assistant gives you a detailed view of the analysis results for the Analysis Structure and its Check Rules.

Prerequisites

  • You have called the Analysis Results.

  • You have chosen the Structure Results Overview tab.

Features

Results are displayed in the Object: Analysis Object with status flags. Depending on the results, the structure nodes have flags for the following ratings:

  • The node is active.

  • The node may be active. The result summarizes different statuses.

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    • The results for a structure node also take into account the analysis structure hierarchy, as well as the the assigned check items. In this way, the result of a business scenario summarizes, for example, the results of all assigned business processes. This can cause the status 'possibly active' if, for example, a business process has both active and inactive process steps.

    • The results of the analysis for all time periods are shown by default. A node can have the status 'possibly active' if, for example, it is only active during a specific time period.

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  • The node is not active.

  • The node has not been rated.

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    If the node has no flag, it has not been analyzed.

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The rating of a node includes both subnodes and the identifying check items assigned to the node. The analysis results of the check items and check steps that are assigned to the check items are displayed next to the tree structure.

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To see whether a rating was created by the analysis or changed manually in the tree structure of the analysis, move the mouse pointer over the affected structure object. The quick info for the structure object shows how the rating was created.

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Documentary check items can also be assigned to a node, but they do not contribute to the rating of the node.

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