Working with Operational Internal Connectivity diagram

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Creating Operational Internal Connectivity diagram

The owner of the Operational Internal Connectivity diagram must be an Operational Performer.

To create an Operational Internal Connectivity diagram

1. Create Operational Roles.
2. Associate Operational Roles using Operational Connectors.
3. Create Operational Exchanges flowing via Operational Connectors.

Create the Internal Connectivity Diagram from the Composite Structure element using any method which is most suitable for you:

• Right-click the Composite element in a Structure Diagram and Create Diagram.
• Right-click the Composite element in the Containment Tree and Create Diagram.
• Select the Internal Connectivity Diagram from the Smart Manipulator.

The diagram creation wizard is displayed, showing the hierarchical list of part properties owned by the selected composite element.  All the elements or any subset can be included in the diagram.

Creating Operational Exchanges in Operational Internal Connectivity diagram

To create an Operational Exchange in the Operational Internal Connectivity diagram

1. Open the Realized Operational Exchange wizard by doing one of the following:
   
   • On the diagram pane, select the Operational Connector between a pair of Operational Roles, and on the smart manipulator toolbar, click.
   • Click  and on the diagram pane, select the Operational Connector.
2. Specify the Operational Exchange, Conveyed Item, and Direction.
3. Click Next to specify Producing and Consuming Activities.
4. Click Finish when you are done.

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UAF Behavior to structure synchronization. You can check the consistency of the Operational Internal Connectivity diagram with Operational Activities, automatically detect inconsistencies, and handle each inconsistency individually using solver actions to ensure the coherence of the Operational Internal Connectivity diagram.