Active Modeler database -- SYSTEM21

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Subject: [SYSTEM21] Active Modeler database
From: Chris Tringham <ChrisTringham@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 2 Aug 2004 10:50:45 +0800
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We are using Active Modeler to document our As-Is and To-Be business
processes prior to re-implementing System21.

I am finding Active Modeler useful, but it would be easier to manage if I
could could generate a report showing which business processes are used in
higher-level processes.  You can view this information by right-clicking on
the process and selecting 'child map' but it is tedious to do this for each
business process in turn.  Has anyone studied the Access database to figure
out how to extract this information?  I assume it's in there somewhere!

Chris

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