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Friday, April 30, 2010

Enterprise Architecture Practice 15 - How to do EA Impact Analysis in Casewise 12

- Object Type Objects (with Category + Association Name + UserDefined Properties + Bilingual) based on Object Type Chain
Based on previous article associated Mathematics Model, it'll be pretty straight forward to plug in Bilingual filter (such as, English and none English) into ObjectTypeObject Mathematics Model
/*
/* Purpose: A POC approach (Mathematics Model) for Object Type Objects based on Object Type Chain
/* Inputs:
/* modelName: Casewise Model Name
/* objectTypeChain: Object Type Chain (unlimited layers)
/* displayInEnglish: in English if TRUE, otherwise in non English
/* Returns: (a table valued) ObjectTypeObject
/*
get objectTypeChainTip
If objectTypeChainTip belongs to User Defined
  get Object Type Object ID, TYPE, NAME based on User Defined
Else
  get Object Type Object ID, TYPE, NAME based on POLDAT
End
get categoryProperty based on above TYPE
get associationName
If displayInEnglish is TRUE
  get UserDefinedProperties in English
Else
  get UserDefinedProperties in non English
End
Return returnResults (ObjectTypeObject with Category + Association Name + UserDefined Properties + Bilingual)

2 comments:

  1. There is a much simpler example of doing impact analysis in Casewise software, e.g. using the BI Tool component Corporate Modeler Intelligence. I have done a video about this http://cw-innovations.de/impaktanalyse

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  2. Thanks for your comments.
    Simple is Good, that's also my Motto - K.I.S.S

    But I did try CMI for a customized EA, static style report works as expected, but dynamic style report ...

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