A type property is a model object that stores a single value. Examples include a ‘Title’ for the type element ‘Documents’, a ‘Result’ for the type element ‘Verifications’, and a ‘Score’ for the type element ‘Risks’.

Create a new type property^*

1. In the workspace menu, click on  Type graphview.
2. In the model, click on the type element to which a new type property should be added.
3. In the toolbox, click on  New type property. As a result, the dialog New type propety is opened.
4. In the dialog New type property, enter the settings of the type property.
5. Click on Create. As a result, the dialog is closed, and the new type property is created.

Update a type property^*

1. In the workspace menu, click on  Type graphview.
2. In the model, click on in the label of the type element name.
3. Click on the name of the property.
4. In the toolbox, click on Edit. As a result, the dialog Type property settings is opened.
5. In the dialog Type property settings, update the settings of the type property.
6. Click on Update. As a result, the dialog is closed, and the type property is updated.

Notes:

• Double-clicking the type property is another way to open the dialog Type property settings.
• As an alternative to the Type graphview, a type property can be updated using the detail view.

Delete a type property^*

1. In the workspace menu, click on  Type graphview.
2. In the model, click on in the label of the type element name.
3. Click on the name of the property.
4. In the toolbox, click on  Delete.
5. In the dialog Delete type property, click on Ok. As a result, the type property is deleted and is no longer shown in the workspace.

Note:

• As an alternative to the Type graphview, a type property can be deleted using the detail view.
• A type property cannot be undeleted. The property values stored in the elements are deleted together with the type property.

* In the workspace, the user type of your user must be set to power user to enable this feature.