Thanks to everyone visiting our booth at #BCTechDays and seeing our presentation on the #CodeGraph . We have already incorporated some of the feedback we got from the conference in Prism for AL 3.0 - thanks! @luc

Remember to use the built-in feature dashboard and press New. This will show feature highlights in the new version. You still need to check release notes on the website to discover all changes though.

The TransferFields mappings window has been updated to include table extensions:

Find the code that directly performs RIMD on the table of interest:

If you click a RIMD predicate on a procedure or trigger, you will get an overview of affected tables and specific RIMD effects:

The code graph gives immediate insights into RIMD and commit behavior of procedures and triggers:

Use the context menu to to explore further and drill-down into relations:

The graph is interactive: you can pan and zoom (with mouse or touch), you can search to highlight nodes, you can use the depth filter to limit the graph size for large graphs (breath-first exploration to a certain depth of the code graph) and of course use the context menus on nodes:

The procedural graph gives full insight into dependencies:

Once the code graph has loaded, you will see the delta symbol on procedures and triggers. Use this to open the procedural graph: