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We have made a small demo data catalog for you from the worldwide importers database in .csv file format. Download the .csv file via the below link and upload it following following the steps described in the Engrafo admin section under Upload metadata or follow the guide here: https://engrafo.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ED/pages/4325384/Metadata+and+documentation+load#Generating-Data-Catalog-via-.csv-load [HENRIKS FIL MED DATA CATALOG HER]
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Once you have uploaded the data catalog make sure it is there in your Engrafo installation under Data Catalog and do a bit of exploring following the guide here: Browsing the Engrafo Data Catalog overview and quick guide
2) Create the demo data lineage
Once you have imported your demo data catalog, it’s time to play around with data lineage. We have also created a small .csv file for you to try the import data lineage functionality. Pretty cool, eh? Download the .csv file via the below link, and try to import it as data lineage using the steps described in the Engrafo admin section under Upload metadata or follow the guide here: https://engrafo.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ED/pages/4325384/Metadata+and+documentation+load#Generating-Data-Usage-documentation-via-.csv-load
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Once you have uploaded the data usage documentations be sure to check they are there in the Data usage section of your Engrafo installation and generate some cool data lineage graphs following the guide here: Exploring data usage documentation
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For data usage either create the data documentations and manually map the data lineage as described here: Creating data usage documentation … or use an adapted version of the .csv template from above to automatically load data documentation and data lineage into Engrafo.
Of course you are also very welcome to reach out to us for any questions you might have. Please reach out to us at contact@engrafo.dk and we will get back to you as soon as we are able 