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Connector Constraints
A UML connector can also have associated constraints placed on it. Constraints tell us something about the rules and conditions under which a relation operates. For example, it might be a pre-condition that a customer is of a certain type before an Association connector to an Account is allowed.
How to
To set constraints on a connector
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Double-click on a connector to open the Connector Properties dialog. . |
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Select the Constraints tab.
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Fill in details of the constraint(s) that apply and click on the Save button.
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Reference
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Constraint |
The name of the constraint.
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Type |
Specifies the type of constraint (such as pre-condition).
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Notes |
Indicates notes on the connector.
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Defined Constraints |
Displays the list of constraints for this connector.
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Notes
| • | Constraints about an Association (connector) can be added to further refine the model; constraints detail the business and operational rules for the model |
