For a dedicated Feature Branch in a Project, you can access the Relationship Modeling overview by clicking on the Relationship Modeling menu in the navigation bar:
It is made up of several areas:
Your user should have permission Data Models > View Data Model to access the Relationship Modeling overview.
Header
In the Relationship Modeling overview header, you can:
- Create a Relationship Modeling View
- Manage Relationship Modeling Views
- Display a Relationship Modeling View / Switch between Relationship Modeling Views
Content
The Relationship Modeling overview content displayed some Model Objects and their Relationships.
A Warning notification is displayed on the relevant Model Object card if a Business Rule is not respected.
Please take a look at Understand warnings and errors.
In the Relationship Modeling overview content, you can:
- Add a Model Object to the current Relationship Modeling View
- Create a Model Object
Then ADD NEW - Add a Business Concept to a Relationship Modeling View
Your user should have permission Data Models > Data Modelling.
- Export the Relationship Modeling View in a UML diagram
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Example:
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Only the Model Objects are included in the UML export, not the Business Concepts.
- Display the legend of the lines and icons by flying over the information icon:
- Move a Model Object or a Business Concept with a Drag and Drop:
- Save the layout of a Relationship Modeling View
- Zoom in/out Relationship Modeling View:
- Center the Relationship Modeling View:
- Fit to screen the Relationship Modeling View:
- Edit a Model Object or a Business Concept
- Duplicate a Model Object:
- Add a Model Object to the Task List:
- Manage the Terms of a Model Object
- Manage the Term Mapping of a Model Object
- Manage the Relationships of a Model Object
- Show the Relationship diagram of a Model Object
- Remove a Model Object from a Relationship Modeling View
- Delete a Model Object or a Business Concept
Your user should have permission Data Models > Data Modelling.
