What type of errors does the built-in consistency checker in the Modeler alert you to?

The built-in consistency checker in Mendix Modeler primarily focuses on identifying technical issues within your model. This tool scans the entire model to ensure that various elements, like entities, attributes, associations, and microflows, are correctly defined and behave as expected within Mendix's architecture.

By highlighting technical discrepancies, such as missing references, incorrect data types, or invalid configurations, the consistency checker helps developers maintain a robust and error-free environment. This function is critical because technical problems can lead to application failures or runtime exceptions if not addressed early in the development process.

While logical errors, syntax errors, and performance issues are important aspects of application development, they are not the primary focus of the consistency checker. Logical errors pertain more to the overall application behavior rather than structural integrity, syntax errors are typically checked at the individual microflow level, and performance issues relate to database design or queries rather than model consistency.