Hieu Phan

[Hieu Phan]

Thanks for your clear answer!! It helps a lot.

Cheers,
Hieu Phan.

[Hieu Phan]

I’ve read the Relationship table, it’s very useful if I have 2 element types of interest (and the relationships between them). Thanks so much!

My situation is I have 3 elements of interest. For example, my model has Actor <> Activity, and Activity <> ApplicationComponent. Is it possible to use the Relationship table to print out for each Actor, which Activity the Actor performs and in the next cell of that row (for each Activity), print out all ApplicationComponent used to process that Activity.

I tried to use multihop in the table format for Actor, and as you said above, the results are ambiguous. Really appreciate if you can suggest some solution for this.

[Hieu Phan]

If I have 3 columns in my Word document: Column A (source element name), column B (connector name), column C (target element name) and the source element links to mutiple target elements, how can I know which connector name is related to which target element name. I don’t see an option to print multiple attribute names in one column for table format (i.e. column B with both target name and relationship name). Is is possible to do that or I missed something.

Thanks!

[Hieu Phan]

Yes, I’ve just created a brand new EAP and try new Word document. Same thing happened. 🙁

[Hieu Phan]

Thanks for your quick response.

In my case, it happens everytime when I generate the full document (Generate Document –> Full), even with the simplest document with 1 element. I tried it with other small EAP files, same error message (tried Quick Document generation as well). It seems work fine when I choose Quick option to generate document, at the moment I’m using it as a workaround. So not sure what happened.

Sorry I can’t send you the model because it’s in the DBMS and it’s too big to convert into an EAP (> 1.5G data file). But I tried all local EAP files on my PC and still face same problem.

Many thanks,
Hieu Phan.

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