Inside Anatella, all the data transformations are represented as “small boxes”, also called “Actions” or nodes. Anatella-Actions always operate on tables: an Action takes one or several tables in input, performs some data-transformation, and gives one or several tables as output. All the Actions are accessible to the user from the right-side panel in the main Anatella Window. Here is a screenshot of some of the currently available Actions: 

In the next sub-sections, we will study the graphical representation of an Action inside an Anatella—Data-Transformation-Graph.

4.1.1. About the “Data-Preview” window

4.2.	Anatella Actions

4.2.1. Input / Output Specifications

Anatella Quick Guide

1.1.	General Data Manipulation Features

1.2.	Development functionalities

1.3.	Predictive Modeling Functionalities

1. Intro

2.	Anatella Installation

3.	How to run Anatella?

4.1.	A first example.

4.	How to use Anatella?

4.2.2.	Computing speed of the Action

4.2.3.	Breakpoints

4.2.4.	Actions being edited

4.2.5.	The Output pin being inspected

4.2.6.	Hard Drive Cache / Gel Files

4.2.7.	Action Status (OK/Error/Warning)

4.3.	A second example.