Tableau Software, Inc.

Tyler James-Buker Doyle

Jun Ho Kim

Jiyoung Oh

Cassius David Butcher

Graeme Riley Britz

Jonathan Joseph Bryak

Dmitry Yevgenyevich Ryabkov

Qianfan Wang

Ramakrishna Casturi

Tao Tao

Arun Durairaju

Madge Marie Dodson

Ekaterina Grinevskaja

Harsh Verma

Embodiments are directed to managing data using a network computers. A hierarchy model that includes edges that represent dependency relationships between fields may be generated. In response to a query for determining values of metadata associated with an anchor field performing further actions, including: traversing the hierarchy model upwards from the anchor field based on the query, and in response to visiting field nodes in the hierarchy model, collecting the values of the metadata that correspond to the visited field node and terminating the traversal based on a type of the query; in response to visiting a calculation node, terminating the traversal of the hierarchy model associated with the visited calculation node; and in response to visiting a flow node that is dependent on two or more other nodes, terminating the traversal of the hierarchy model. The collected metadata may be provided in a response to the query.

Metadata inheritance for data assets

Embodiments are directed to managing data. A data model that includes data type nodes and relationship edges may be provided. Other data types and other data type relationships may be provided and included in the data model. If a portion of the nodes in the data model may be downstream of leaf nodes in the graphlet: the data model may be traversed to visit the downstream nodes; shortcut edges may be generated to each downstream node associated with shortcut nodes. If a second portion of the nodes in the data model may be upstream of the leaf nodes: the data model may be traversed upwards from the leaf nodes; other shortcut edges may be generated to each node visited in the upwards traversal associated with shortcut nodes.

Providing data flow directions for data objects

Embodiments are directed to managing a data model that includes data objects associated with layers of the data model may be provided. A lineage model that includes lineage objects that has one or more lineage objects associated with a layer may be provided. A lineage object associated with a layer may be activated. A first portion data objects may be determined based on the activated lineage object. An anchor object may be determined from the first portion of data objects. A search of the data model may be employed to provide dependency information based on a position of the anchor data object in the data model. A second portion of data objects may be determined based on the dependency information. A report that includes a list of the second portion of data objects, the dependency information, or the like, may be provided.

Interactive lineage analyzer for data assets

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Tyler James-Buker Doyle