Trace replication lineage and relationships - Precisely Data Integrity Suite

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Track how data flows through your replication pipelines by viewing relationships and lineage at the project, pipeline, table, and column levels in the Catalog.

Replication pipelines move data from source systems to target systems. The Data Integrity Suite Catalog lets you view relationships and lineage at multiple levels:

  • Project level: See all pipelines and assets within a replication project
  • Pipeline level: View the connections and relationships that define how a pipeline operates
  • Table level: Trace data flow from source tables to target tables
  • Column level: Follow individual fields as they transfer from source to target systems
Note: Lineage is a snapshot of deployed changes only. Relationships and lineage information becomes visible only after the project is deployed.

Understand replication relationships

Each replication pipeline supports three core relationships that define how data moves through your system:
  • Captures: Links the pipeline to a source connection
  • Replicates: Links the pipeline to a target connection
  • Contains: Indicates the project that contains the pipeline

A Replication Project is an asset that contains metadata such as the Replication ID and its associated pipelines. A Replication Pipeline Asset is linked to both its source and target Data Connection assets, along with related assets such as Log Readers and Metabases.

  1. Go to Catalog > Technical Assets > Replication Project.
    • View all replication projects that have been created and select one to open.
    • View the associated pipelines listed within the project details.
  2. Click a pipeline name to view it as a standalone asset.
  3. Go to the Relationships tab to review the defined relationships.
  4. Review the relationships section, which displays the pipeline linked to the project, as well as related log readers and metabases. The relationships detail the Captures, Replicates, and Contains information.

View table-level lineage

Table-level lineage shows you the complete data flow at the table level. This view helps you understand which source tables feed into which target tables and trace the overall data movement through your pipeline.
  1. Go to Catalog > Datasets.
  2. Select a source table involved in replication.
  3. Open the Relationships tab to view the defined relationships.
  4. Open the Lineage tab to view the flow of data from the source table to the target table.
  5. Review the lineage diagram, which displays the source table and target table.
    Note: The lineage diagram does not show project or pipeline information. Use the Relationships tab for tracing asset origins.
You can now see how data flows from source to target at the table level.

View column-level lineage

Column-level lineage provides the most granular view of data flow. This view shows you exactly which source columns map to which target columns, helping you understand field-level transformations and dependencies.
  1. From the source table's detail page, locate a specific field name.
  2. Go to Catalog Fields and search for the column.
  3. Open the field asset and view the Lineage tab.
  4. Review the diagram, which shows how this column transfers data to its corresponding column in the target system.
    Note: Use the Sends relationship to trace the column-level flow from source to target columns.