How do architects use ADDI dependency graphs during the Discover phase?
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Short Explanation
You use ADDI dependency graphs to see which COBOL programs call each other and share data stores. That reveals tightly coupled clusters and natural service boundaries. Don't use them for scheduling, memory footprints, or Java package generation.
Full Explanation
ADDI dependency graphs map caller-callee relationships and shared data stores, revealing tightly coupled COBOL clusters and natural service boundaries. They do not schedule migration order, calculate peak batch memory footprints, or generate Java packages mirroring COBOL hierarchy.