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Navigate, Search and Trace
This section explains how you navigate through the model structures in Enterprise Architect, locate and display specific information, and trace the origins, development and fate of the model elements. While the Project Browser provides an effective hierarchical view of the model, large models can present particular challenges, and tracing dependencies and relationships is not always a simple task. Fortunately, Enterprise Architect has a number of tools designed to meet just these requirements.
Topics
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The use of the Project Browser and Package Browser to navigate and explore your model |
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How Model Views provide different perspectives and 'entry points' into a model |
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Finding elements and relationships using the Model Search tools and custom queries |
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Traceability tools to help track completeness, dependencies and other behavioral and structural relationships
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Use of the Diagram List or Package Browser to view model elements in a conventional list based manner |
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Use of the Relationship Matrix to understand and track relationships between model elements in a spreadsheet view
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Using Diagram Filters to highlight information in diagrams
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Using the Traceability window to explore model dependencies
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Finding and working with Element Relationships
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