You can specify when and where the domain commands occurs with these properties. You specify an entity that contains the time and location values for the domain command. For example, you might have a date entity that specifies when salespeople sold customers products. Specifying these options allow users of your application to get answers to these types of questions:
| Use this | To do this | |
|---|---|---|
| This domain command occurs at the time specified by this entity | Specify an entity that specifies when the domand command occurs. For example, a domain command may occur at the time specified in purchase_date. | |
| This domain command starts at the time specified by this entity and This domain command ends at the time specified by this entity |
Specify one or more entities that determine when a domain command starts and ends. For example, the start entity might be start_date, and the end entity is end_date. | |
| This domain command lasts for the amount of time specified by this entity. | Specify one or more entities that determine how long a domain command lasts. For example, the entity might be duration. | |
| This domain command occurs at the location specified by this entity | Specify an entity that determines the location where a domain command occurs. For example, the location entity could be store. | |
| Default date | Specify that this domain command should assume the selected date. None indicates that the domain command should use the global default setting. | |
| Module | Specify the module (.eqm file) of which you want the domain command to be a part. | |