Appacitive Entities
The building blocks of Appacitive
To create a Relation, the minimum requirements are -
It must have a name
It must have a description
A relation can exist between exactly two Typ...
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Relations in Appacitive are always bidirectional. It is not possible to create a unidirectional relation.
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Relations have full support for Properties.
In a graph an edge can have data associated with it. Similarly in Appacitive, since a Connection may ha...
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Attributes
Attributes are essentially sets of key value pairs which a user can add to his data. Attributes are used to save additional information or da...
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In Appacitive, an Object represents a single instance of an item of a specific Type in the system. Each Object must be of a type defined by an existing Type...
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You cannot create Objects before creating Types.
While Types describe what the structure and nature of data will be, an Object is defined by the act...
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Connections
Connections are instances of Relations. Connections are used to connect data points (articles). A connection can also contain additional data ...
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Connections can only be created when a relation exists between the two types. The relation gives the definition of the connection.
To create a connection...
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There are no prerequisites for creating a canned list. A user just has to enter the name of the canned list, while in the edit mode and press enter to creat...
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Appacitive supports 5 types of Aggregates -
1. Count
Gives the number of nodes connected to the node containing the aggregate definition. 2. M...
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