Adding attributes to entities
Procedure
- Expand the business entity Movie and anonymous typeanonymous type, right-click the default Primary Key and then click Edit Element in the contextual menu.
- Change the name to Id, and then click OK to close the dialog box.
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Right-click Id, click Add Element (after) in the contextual menu, and then add each
of the following elements with the characteristics shown in the table
below.
In this example, two custom type attributes SourceURL and Rating are added. For more information, see Defining custom type attributes.
Element type
Element name
Minimum occurrence
Maximum occurrence
string
Title
1
1
int
ReleaseYear
1
1
RatingType (defined custom type)
Rating
1
1
URL (default custom type)
SourceURL
0
1
string
Director
0
1
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Save your changes.
A Validation Result Dialog dialog box opens to show the validation result.
- Click OK to close the dialog box.
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In the Director entity, change the name of
its default element DirectorId to
Id and then add the following attribute:
Element type
Element name
Minimum occurrence
Maximum occurrence
string
Name
1
1
- In the Customer entity, change the name of the default element CustomerId to Id, and change the type of the default element to a default custom type UUID. For more information, see Defining custom type attributes.
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Add the following attributes to the
Customer entity.
In this example, an attribute of anonymous complex type MovieInfo is added. For more information, see Adding complex type attributes.
Element type
Element name
Minimum occurrence
Maximum occurrence
string
FirstName
1
1
string
LastName
1
1
string
Gender
1
1
int
Age
1
1
anonymous complex type
MovieInfo
0
1
Results
In the data model Movie, all the entities Movie, Director and Customer are populated with attributes.
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