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ER/Studio - Embarcadero Technologies Product Documentation

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USING <strong>ER</strong>/STUDIO > WORKING WITH THE DATA DICTIONARY<br />

Determining Which Objects are Bound by Data Dictionary Objects<br />

The View Bindings dialog box displays the names of the attributes or columns to which the selected Data Dictionary<br />

object is bound. Selected objects show which domains are bound to which attributes and columns.<br />

1 On the Data Dictionary tab, navigate to the dictionary object you want to investigate, such as a specific rule.<br />

2 Right-click the data dictionary object and select View .... Bindings, where ... is the name of the data dictionary<br />

object.<br />

Notes<br />

• The View Bindings dialog is read-only.<br />

• To unbind an object, use the Binding Information tab of the data dictionary object editor or the relevant tab of the<br />

editor of the database class or object you want to unbind.<br />

See Also<br />

Changing Data Dictionary Object Bindings and Values<br />

Changing Data Dictionary Object Bindings and Values<br />

The bindings of data dictionary objects can be overridden in the data model object editor. For example, you have<br />

created a security property and applied it to an entity. Unbinding the security property from an attribute of that entity or<br />

changing the value of the security property can be accomplished through the Security Information tab of the Attribute<br />

Editor.<br />

NOTE: In order to bind an data dictionary object to a database object, that specific object or class to which<br />

the object belongs, must have been bound to the data dictionary object in the data dictionary<br />

object editor.<br />

1 In the Data Model Explorer, right-click the data model object, and then click Edit.<br />

2 In the editor, click the relevant tab, as described in the table below.<br />

To change bindings of this type Use this tab in the database object editor<br />

Attachments Attachment Bindings<br />

Data Security Information Security Information<br />

Defaults Default<br />

Rules Rule/Constraint or Constraints<br />

Reference Values Reference Values<br />

Naming Standards Templates Naming standards<br />

User Datatypes Datatype<br />

Domains Attributes<br />

NOTE: You can also bind Attachments to an entire diagram. You can change the diagram bindings on<br />

the Diagram Properties dialog. Click File > Diagram Properties.<br />

3 Make your changes and then click OK to exit the editor.<br />

EMBARCAD<strong>ER</strong>O TECHNOLOGIES > <strong>ER</strong>/STUDIO® 8.0.3 US<strong>ER</strong> GUIDE 239

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