Instance Graph Commands

The following commands are available in the instance graph, either in the toolbar for the graph, or in the info popup windows and context menus.

	Command	Description
	Refresh layout	Performs a full layout of the instance graph. Operations like Expand will only layout the affected elements to avoid rearranging the graph too much, which can lead to sub-optimal layout. A full layout will consider whole graph when performing the layout.
	Reset expanded items	Resets the graph to its initial state, resetting any manually expanded items.
	Undo expand	Undoes the last expand operation
	Redo expand	Redoes a previously undone expand operation
	Clear highlight	Removes any highlights from the graph, e.g. highlighted root paths, or primary or secondary element highlights.
	Include	This submenu is used to define the instance to include in the graph.
	Include->Non shortest paths	Defines the non-shortest path instances and references that should be included in the graph. For more information, see Defining Items to Include.
	Include->Held instances	Toggles whether held instances should be included in the graph. For more information, see Defining Items to Include.
	Include->Other reachable instances	Toggles whether additional reachable instances should be included in the graph. For more information, see Defining Items to Include.
	Include->Other referrer instances	Toggles whether additional referrer instances should be included in the graph. For more information, see Defining Items to Include.
	Field names	Defines how field names should be presented. The options are: • None • In node • At edge If In node is selected, the field name will only be presented if only a single reference field exists.
	Reduce edges	Toggles whether reference edges is the graph should be reduced. Reducing edges will reduce the clutter, but will not show all references. For more information, see Defining Items to Include.
	Magnifying glass	Selects the magnifying glass to be used when the zoom factor is less than 100%. The balloon magnifier will magnify the graph under the mouse up to 100%. It will obscure the parts of the underlying graph that are beneath the magnifier but outside the magnified area.
	Balloon magnifier	Selects the balloon magnifier to be used when the zoom factor is less than 100%. The balloon magnifier will magnify the graph under the mouse up to 100% by stretching the graph. This magnifier will not obscure the underlying graph.
	Zoom factor	Changes the zoom factor of the instance graph (between 50% and 100%). If the zoom factory is less than 100%, a magnifier will be active.
	Align highlighted path	If a root path is highlighted, the instances that are part of the root path will be aligned vertically.
	Expand highlighted path	If a root path is highlighted and the root path contains combined nodes, this command will expand the combined nodes so that they only contain instances that are part of the root path.
	Sync with other views	Toggles whether graph synchronization should be enabled or not. For more information, see Graph Synchronization.
	Legend	Shows a legend window, with a short explanation of the graph symbols.
	Expand	Only available in the info window and context menu of nodes and edges in the graph. Provides options for expanding nodes that contains combined instances or roots. The actual options available depends on the graph element, but typically they include options for expanding a specific type, a field, or just a number of instances.
	Show instance details	Only available in the info window and context menu of nodes and edges in the graph. Shows the instance details of the active node. If the node contains combined instances, the details of all instances will be shown as an instance filter.
	Highlight root path	Only available in the info window and context menu of nodes and edges in the graph. Highlights the shortest root path that passes through the selected element.
	Align root path	Only available in the info window and context menu of nodes and edges in the graph. Highlights the shortest root path that passes through the selected element. The instances that are part of the root path will be aligned vertically.