Creating multiple views

While an analysis is running, you cannot change the rule project or select a different decision operation. If you modify the selected checks, they are be taken into account until the next time you run the analysis. However, you can create as many views as you like and use each view to run a rule analysis on different projects and with different options.

It is useful to create multiple views for the following reasons:

• You can reduce the time needed to complete the analysis by activating only the checks in which you are interested.

• You can activate different checks for the same rule project. For example, you can have a view displaying consistency problems while another view displays missing rules found in the rule project.

• You can run rule analysis on different rule projects at the same time.

• You can compare the number of errors between two analysis reports.

  Note:

  • If you have different views set on Automatic Run for the same project, each view is updated each time you save your rule project.

  • In some cases, you might get more errors even when you select fewer checks. Some checks, such as equivalent rules and redundant rules, are aggregated.