Type of polymorphism that applies to this mapping association.

If type is "none", this is a normal association.

If type is "SubScope", a value associated with a base type B does also apply per default to all derived types D.

If type is "SuperScope", a value associated with a base type B does also apply per default to all derived types D.

Type of elements this association does point to. This corresponds to the element type of the collection that is used to implement the association.

Code that is executed after an item is added to the collection implementing this association and after bidirectional synchronisation has taken place.

Code that is executed after an item is removed from the collection implementing this association and after bidirectional synchronisation has taken place.

Code that is executed after an item is added to the collection during loading state from the database.

Code that is executed after an item is added to the collection implementing this association to complete the update with respect to bidirectional associations, but before OnAdd code is executed.

Code that is executed after an item is removed from the collection implementing this association to complete the update with respect to bidirectional associations, but before OnRemove code is executed.

A condition which must be fulfilled before an instance of the respective class can be added to the association.

A condition which must be fulfilled before an instance of the respective class can be removed from the association.

Position of this association end (attribute) in the corresponding association. This position provides a natural ordering. Such an ordering is useful e.g. in Many-To-Many relationships, where a desigated owning end is required.

Name of the attribute at the other end of this relation. Used in bidirectinal relationships.

Model path of the corresponding technical model element at the other end of this relation.

If true, this attribute represents one end of a bidirectional association.

Returns the Singular Name of Association

Defines whether the members of this association are ordered and if so, how.

Defines whether the members of the other end of this association are ordered and if so, how.

If this association is sorted by members, this property specifies the respective sorting attributes and the sort direction.

Controls cascading behaviour, i.e. what happens to items at the other end if items at the property owning end are modified corresponding to the named cascading types.

If true, the respective item is deleted after and whenever it is removed from this association. Basically, this is a special case of "OnRemove", executing "delete" on the item afterwards.