User's Manual

Managing Repositories
Repository Management 9-15
3. Click Add to define the association.
The Associate Inventory dialog box displays with the defined associations.
You can associate your elements with more than one resource type or resource instance. To do this,
browse the tree and select them. There are also filters and Select All and Deselect All options to select
the elements.
4. Click OK when you have completed your selections.
Once you click OK, the association displays in the Association column.
Disassociating Elements
To disassociate elements, follow the procedure in the the “Associating Elements with Resource Types or
Resource Instances” section on page 9-12; however, in this case, select multiple elements (click the check
boxes) to disassociate and click Disassociate.
You can also remove the association from a selected element from the Repositories view > Edit dialog box.
Bundle Read only if enabled (checked). Only enabled if you are editing a bundle. Element
definition is a bundle of elements (i.e., a container). You must move at least one element
(see the Elements description) to the bundle.
Resource Association Sets the element association with resource types or resource instances. Use the Add or
Remove buttons to customize your resource association.
Bundle Elements Required when the Bundle check box is enabled. Displays the bundle content with a set
of elements. Use the Add or Remove buttons to customize your bundled content. Use
the Up and Down buttons to order the bundled content. Use the Versions button to
select a specific version.
Note: Enabled only for the Source Control-CVS repository.
Additional Properties Elements can carry customized property definitions; for example, name, value,
mandatory. Use the Add or Remove buttons to customize your list.
Table 9-7 Properties for Repository Elements Discovery and Association (continued)
Field Description