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Examples: Include border items
Example 5.

Two diagrams exist, with diagram M 2 being assigned to that of function F 1 of diagram M 1:

Example: Assigned model

If the two diagrams are successively versioned, the assignment is also created when versioning the diagrams M 2 due to the Include border items option. Thus, the versioned diagrams exist in the database with assignment relationship:

Include assignments in versioning

The objects E 1 and F 1 have occurrences in diagram M 1 and are linked by the activates connection. The object E 1 also has an occurrence in the diagram M 2 while the object F 1 has an occurrence in the diagram M 3.

Example: Model with object to be versioned

The diagram M 2 is versioned first, followed by the diagram M 3. Because of the Include border items setting, the activates connection is also versioned. Thus, the versioned objects E 1 and F 1 and the activates connection exist in the target database:

  • Objects E 1 and F 1 as occurrences in the diagrams M 2 and M 3

  • Objects E 1 and F 1 as definitions at the definition level

  • Connection activates as a definition at the definition level

Relationships: Include border items