Select the phrasings that describe this domain command.
Phrasings are a way to talk about a relationship in English. Choose the phrasing that most closely reflects how users would word their domain command.
For example, operators shut down machines is a verb phrasing that describes a relationship. It allows commands to be made such as, “Shut down machine X.”
When you specify a phrasing, the passive equivalent is provided with it by Microsoft English Query. For example, specifying the verb phrasing Customers buy products from salespeople also allows users to ask the passive question: Are products sold to customers by salespeople?
| Use this | To do this |
|---|---|
| Add | Select a phrasing type that will represent the selected domain command. |
| Edit | Modify the selected phrasing. |
| Delete | Delete the selected phrasing. |
| Group/Ungroup | Specify that the selected phrasings are required to work together to define the domain command. |
| Module | Specify the module (.eqm file) of which you want the current relationship to be a part. |