You might want to view or print the schema to evaluate how well the schema meets your organization's informational needs. The larger and more complex your organization, the more likely it is that you will want to customize the schema, but even small organizations may have unique tracking needs. Viewing or printing the schema can help you determine what, if any, extensions you need to make to the base schema.
You can see which attributes have been specified as mandatory, naming, and optional attributes for each class by viewing the class. You can also see what types of container objects can contain this class and see which class flags have been set.
You can view information about a selected attribute, including the specified syntax, which attribute flags are set, and which classes are currently using this attribute. NOTE: You cannot modify an attribute once it has been created.
You can generate and view the extensions made to any tree. You can also print the results.
You can generate and view a schema report on a selected class, a selected attribute, or on the entire schema. You can also print the report.
You can compare the schemas of any two trees to identify the differences between their classes or attributes. This is helpful when you are preparing to merge two trees.