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Advanced Features

Overview of Software Specification Attributes

Multiple dependency attributes may be specified for a corequisites attribute or a prerequisites attribute. There are two types of relationships that can be used when defining multiple dependency attributes:

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AND - Use the AND relationship to specify multiple dependency attributes, each of which must be satisfied. The AND relationship is the default.

OR - Use the OR relationship to specify multiple dependency attributes in a set, where only one of the set must satisfy the dependency

The following procedures apply to both corequisites or prerequisites dependency attributes.

To add a dependency attribute using the AND relationship

When setting a dependency attribute, the AND relationship is the default.

From the Package Structure, select the fileset for which you want to add a corequisites attribute.

Select Structure > Add Element(s) > Corequisites. The Corequisites dialog box appears.

From the Available Content, select the software elements you want to add to the fileset as a corequisites attribute.

Click Add.

Continue adding corequisites as needed.

Click OK once all corequisites attributes have been added to the fileset.

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