Zim contains a number of fixed object types. The objects in any application depend on each other in various ways. These dependencies among objects form a network of interrelationships. An EntitySet, for example, depends on its fields. If the definition of a field changes, then the definition of the EntitySet changes. A relationship object depends…
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The object dependency information can also be used to select un-referenced objects that are not used by any other object. In our example, there are three un-referenced objects: pMainMenu, PlacedBy and vJunkVar. Un-referenced objects can be selected using the “u” selection criteria, as shown in the following example: ZOMList +p u Objects Found by Unreferenced…
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Dependency implosion is the process of finding the objects which depended on (i.e., used) by a given object, and so on down the dependency tree. There are three different kinds of implosion: immediate, creation, and program. As an example, to list all of objects that are used by pMainMenu, enter ZOMList pMainMenu +i The result…
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Dependency Explosion is the process of finding the objects which depend on (i.e., uses) a given object, and so on up the dependency tree. There are three different kinds of explosion: immediate, creation, and program. As an example, let’s suppose we want list all of the objects that use Customers: ZOMList Customers +x The result…
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