Help: Using the Declarative Network display

Use the controls at the right alter the appearance and presentation of the Declarative Network display. These controls do not alter any rules.

Each rectangle represents a property. An F in a box or circle represents a functional relationship among properties, created by a Declare Expression rule. Properties on the left and above are dependent on others to the right and below, indicated by lines.

Control	Description
Navigation	Select Cascade Tree as the style to present dependencies with an arrow that indicates forward or backward dependencies. (These directions do not indicate forward or backward chaining.) Select Basic Tree as the style to see more of a large or complex dependency network.
	Use the arrow buttons and the home button to move the display within the window.
	Use the magnifying glass buttons to expand (zoom into) or contract (zoom out from) the display. Alternatively, hold down the Ctrl key to change the pointer to a zoom-in magnifying glass, or the Ctrl + Shift keys to change the pointer to a zoom-out magnifying glass.
Display
By Description?	Select to present the display using Short Description text from the property rules. Clear the box to present the display using property names rather than Short Description text.
Levels	Select All to see a complete display, or select a number to control the depth of relationships presented.

• Hold the Alt key to change the pointer to a hand shape. Click and drag to pan the image.
• Click a rectangle to access the corresponding property rule.
• Click any F element to open the corresponding Declare Expression rule.

This display shows the structure of the relationships, but not the results of specific computations.

To enter values and test the Declare Expression rules, click the  Run ZZZZZ    button, where ZZZZZ is the name or description of the target property. See Unit testing a Declare Expression rule. C-2597