Drag and drop a property to be redefined (e.g., has from Person) onto a redefining property (e.g., has from Dog Lover).
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The property is owned by the class at the opposite end of the association.
The target can have the same name as the source, or can be unnamed.
The newly redefined property's multiplicity is adjusted to conform to the multiplicity of the dragged, redefined property.
Dragging the property to be redefined to the redefining property.
Select Specify that objects may only be from type 'Dog'.
The Specify that objects may only be from type 'Dog' shortcut menu.
The universal quantification constraint will be created.
The created universal quantification constraint as redefine.
To remove a universal quantification constraintcreate an existential quantification constraint
Drag and drop a property you want to subset (e.g., has from Person) onto the cardinality of the property that will subset another property (e.g., unnamed from Dog Caretaker).
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The target can have the same name as the source, or can be unnamed.
The resulting subsetting property’s multiplicity is adjusted to conform to the dragged, subsetted property, and to have a minimum cardinality of at least one.
Image AddedDragging the property onto a cardinality of another property to create an existential quantification constraint.
Select Specify that some objects must
Right-click a redefining property.
Select Concept Modeling > Remove specification that objects may only be from type 'Dog'.
Image RemovedRemoving a universal quantification constraint from a property by using the Remove specification that objects may only
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The Specify that some objects must be from type 'Dog'
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shortcut menu.
The existential quantification constraint will be created.
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The created existential quantification constraint as subset.
