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Sybase® Powerdesigner® New Features Summary Sybase® PowerDesigner® 15.0 Windows Part number: DC10077-01-1500-01 Last modified: September 2008 Copyright © 2008 Sybase, Inc. and its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Information in this manual may change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Sybase, Inc. and its subsidiaries. Sybase, Inc. provides the software described in this manual under a Sybase License Agreement. The software may be used only in accordance with the terms of the agreement. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, or translated in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, manual, optical, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Sybase, Inc. and its subsidiaries. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the government is subject to the restrictions set forth in subparagraph (c)(1)(ii) of DFARS 52.227-7013 for the DOD and as set forth in FAR 52.227-19(a)-(d) for civilian agencies. 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All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. ii Contents About This Manual v 1 What’s New in PowerDesigner 15.0 1 Core Features . 2 Projects and Framework Matrices (new module) . 4 Enterprise Architecture Model (new module) . 5 Business Process Model . 7 Conceptual Data Model . 8 Logical Data Model (new module) . 9 Physical Data Model . 10 Information Liquidity Model . 11 Object Oriented Model . 12 Impact Analysis Model (new module) . 13 Repository . 14 iii iv About This Manual Subject This book describes the new features in this version of PowerDesigner. See also the file tch1500.txt, delivered with the software, for a list of the bug corrections provided in this release. For information about last minute updates to the product and documentation, see the readme.html file in your installation folder. Audience This book is for anyone who wants to discover the new features in this version of PowerDesigner. Typographic conventions PowerDesigner documentation uses special typefaces to help you readily identify specific items: ¨ monospace text (normal and bold) Used for: Code samples, commands, compiled functions and files, references to variables. Example: declare user_defined..., the BeforeInsertTrigger template. ¨ bold text Used for: New terms. Example: A shortcut has a target object. ¨ SMALL CAPS Used for: Key names. Example: Press the ENTER key. v vi CHAPTER 1 What’s New in PowerDesigner 15.0 About this chapter This document presents the new features in PowerDesigner version 15.0. Contents Topic: page Core Features 2 Projects and Framework Matrices (new module) 4 Enterprise Architecture Model (new module) 5 Business Process Model 7 Conceptual Data Model 8 Logical Data Model (new module) 9 Physical Data Model 10 Information Liquidity Model 11 Object Oriented Model 12 Impact Analysis Model (new module) 13 Repository 14 1 Core Features Core Features PowerDesigner 15.0 includes the following new features available in multiple models. User profiles Feature New user profiles help you to standardize the look and feel of your models and to support standards across your organization. You can save display preferences, model options, and check model, generation, and other PowerDesigner settings to user profiles, which can then be deployed to your users as required. Where? ¨ Core Features Guide · Chapter: “Customizing your Modeling Environment” Dependency Matrices Feature Dependency matrixes are available in all modules to help you visualize and edit links between any kinds of objects, even if they are in different kinds of models. You create the matrix, specify the kinds of objects, and the type of relationship between them that you want to view. You could, for example, create a matrix to show the links between OOM classes connected by association links, between tables and users in a PDM, or between PDM tables and the OOM classes generated from them. Where? ¨ Core Features Guide · Chapter: “Diagrams and Symbols” Customizable Display Preferences Feature Now you can have complete freedom in the kinds of information that you display on your diagram symbols. A new mechanism allows you to customize the display preferences for extended objects and the objects of the new Enterprise Architecture Model (EAM), in order to display any of their attributes or collections in any order that you require. Where? ¨ Core Features Guide · Chapter: “ Customizing your Modeling Environment “ 2 Chapter 1. What’s New in PowerDesigner 15.0 Icon library Feature Hundreds of new, high-quality icons are provided to enhance the appearance of your model diagrams. Where? ¨ Core Features Guide
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