The conceptual model allows the user to specify the relations between entities at a high level of abstraction.
The result of the conceptual model acts as the base for a logical model (logical models then contain more details).
The conceptual model allows the user to document use cases and scenarios by having notes of different types of categories attached to the entities.
Conceptual models have the following main settings:
- No connection
- Relations between entities
The following items are available from the workflow for models in this category:
Items | Description |
|---|---|
Create table | Refer to Adding an Entity for details. |
Create logical model | Creates a new Logical Model. |
Document model | Refer to Documenting a Model for details. |
Compare models | Refer to Comparing the Structure of Two Models for details. |
Advanced copy | Refer to Copying a Model Version - Quick and Advanced Copy for details. |