text: Figure 11.1 The SHACL Editor 
  
  Now hit the Validate button. You should see several messages displayed in the long SHACL constraint 
  violations view at the bottom. If you had the Employee class selected when you clicked on Validate, then 
  this view should now read: SHACL constraint violations: 5/8. This means that there were 8 constraint 
  violations and 5 of them were on instances of the Employee class. You can see the violations that apply 
  to each Employee by clicking on each individual. You can resize the various columns in this view which 
  is helpful to view the information you need. The most useful data is in the Message, Path, and Value 
  columns. All the other columns such as Severity and Source can be made as small as possible to make 
  more room for those other columns. If you do this and click on the Chef individual you will see that she 
  has one constraint violation. See figure 11.2. 
  
  You can see that the Chef individual has 2 values for the ssn property which is more than allowed. If 
  you examine the Chef individual in the Individuals by class view you will see that this is indeed the case. 