Use the Dependencies tool window to create dependencies between elements instead of creating them graphically in the diagram.
A dependency is a relationship between two model elements and represents the fact that when a change is made to the independent model, this will affect the dependent model. The dependency refers to the model elements themselves and not to any instances of these elements which may exist. Dependencies can be specified as a generalization, abstraction, use, realization, satisfy etc. depending on the configuration made.
Dependencies can only be created if the source element can be an owner of dependencies, if a create template exists for the dependencies and if the user has the correct access rights for their role.
Dependencies can be created starting at the source element or the target element.
If you select the target element first, you need to open the Dependency (Inflowing Relationship) section.
The Dependencies tool window appears.
The Create new using template dialog appears.
The dependency is created and shown below the source element in the model structure.
An element which has dependencies is selected.
A section which shows the existing dependencies is expanded in the Dependencies tool window.
Jump to a dependency or a dependent element in the model structure.
The Model Contents tool window appears if it was not already visible.
Model Structure becomes active and the respective element is selected.
All tool windows which depend on the selected element modify their shown contents.
A dialog with confirmation prompt appears.
The dialog asks whether you want to remove the selected dependency.
If there is more than one element to be deleted in the list, click on Cancel. This selects the element itself rather than the dependency.
The selected dependency is removed.
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