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Recently I thought noticed it was possible to combine a model with its - lets say - 2 successors into one print (in other words: basically creating one print of 3 models to see the full flow in one piece of paper rather than 3 pieces).

I am not able to find the guide to this again (forgot to note down where I saw it, as I was looking for something different at the time) and clicking around in ARIS doesn't help me either.

Is it possible? If yes, how do I do it? :)

Use ARIS Designer and Connect v10.0.

We model with EPC's.

Best regards,

Hanne

by Lars Bratthall
Posted on Thu, 12/13/2018 - 15:12

Have not tried, but I believe this can be done using manual scripting in a Report:

1. In the report, first get a handle to the model you wish to start to. That is, run the report from a certain model.

2. As the standard stock Process Manual can print the process as graphics, this must be possible to pick up as an image. Print this to the report.

3. Extract events that have no successor objects. These must then be end events

4. For these events, find occurances. Filter out the model you are at currently.

5. Iterate over this set of models:

5a. Print the models as graphics to the report.

Close report, flush cashe.

 

However, if you want something more advanced, such as creating a very big EPC, I think this to be difficult/impossible. IF you programatically can read the positions of each object in a model (never tried), you could probably do this.

Also, Possibly, but never tried/class of wild ideas: Can you use the test designer to create longer EPCs?

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by Runé Becker
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Posted on Thu, 12/13/2018 - 17:44

Dear Hanne,

Have you tried to use the ARIS Architect function Generate model?

Starting from one EPC with process interfaces to its predecessors and successors, you can generate a long process as all EPCs get concatenated to each other with the process interfaces disappeared.

Give it a try in our UMG demo database, starting e,g, with Sales order processing (to-be) which has both predecessors and successors.

Cheers

Rune

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by Peter Lukac
Posted on Wed, 12/19/2018 - 08:14

Dear Hanne,

besides the proposed solutions, the mentioned thing can be also done by using Queries.

  • In ARIS Architect right click on your database -> New -> Query
  • And you can create your mentioned situation - Model as starting point and add connected models. When you run the query, you will be asked for the specific starting model. It could look like this:

If you need more info on how to use queries, let us know.

 

Have a nice day,

Peter

 

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by Hanne Lundquist Author
Posted on Wed, 02/06/2019 - 14:08

A belated thank you very much for the suggestions! I will have a closer look at them to see which one fits my needs.

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