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Re: making associations between eomodeler files
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Re: making associations between eomodeler files


  • Subject: Re: making associations between eomodeler files
  • From: Jonathan Rochkind <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2004 10:56:54 -0500

At 8:51 AM -0500 4/17/04, John Spicer wrote:
If several people are working on a project, each may have their own eomodeler file.

I'm not sure what you mean. If several people are working on the same project, I would highly encourage you to use CVS or another similar system. If you are seperating things into models based on which person is working on them, rather than based on actual design goals---that's not a very good way to design it. But anyway, I suppose that's up to you. But ideally the number of people working on a project wouldn't effect the number of seperate models in a project---I'm not sure why you think one follows from the other.


Is it possible to make associations between tables in different files? I've not seen anything that says yes or no, or if yes, how it's done.

You want to set a relationship from an entity in one model to an entity in another model? You can indeed do that. In the EOModeler relationship inspector where you pick the destination entity for the relationship, there should be a popup box of 'models', which let's you first pick an available model and then pick an entity in that model. "Available" models should be: all models in the same project as the model you are editing; all models in frameworks used by that project. Sometimes you need to open the model in the right way to get EOModeler to recognize other 'available' models---double click on it from ProjectBuilder/XCode rather than opening it from EOModeler. Sometimes if you've just created a new model, you need to close it and re-open it like that in order to get the 'available' models to be listed.


--Jonathan



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