For columns that use customized cell behavior, this method is used to specify the type of information that will be displayed in the column's cells - string, model element, or list of model elements.
For columns that use customized cell behavior, this method is used to specify the type of element information that should be displayed when the cell value type is set to model element or list of model elements, for example, the name or value of the element.
For "relation tables", specifies whether a query or collection of element types should be used to determine the "from" element types for the table layout.
Specifies whether the scope for the search should include the descendants of the elements specified for the scope, for example, the subpackages of a package that was added to the scope.
For attributes with multiplicity greater than one, this method is used to specify whether the attribute should be defined as ordered, meaning that the order of the items is significant.
Specifies whether the query should return the model elements that match the criteria specified, or the model elements that do not match the criteria specified.
For plugins that use the callback API, you must call the method setNotifyPluginOnElementsChanged if you want the plugin to be notified when model elements are modified.
For collections of remote requirements, you can use setRemoteRequirementsPopulateMode to specify which requirements in the collection should be loaded when you open the model - all the requirements, only the requirements that have OSLC links to model elements, or none of the requirements.
Deprecated.This method, used to set the scope for the search, was introduced when Rhapsody only allowed you to specify a single element as the scope. Now that Rhapsody allows you to specify a list of such elements, you should use the method IRPSearchQuery.addSearchScope(com.telelogic.rhapsody.core.IRPModelElement).
For "relation tables", specifies whether a query or collection of element types should be used to determine the "to" element types for the table layout.
Specifies an "on-the-fly" declaration for the type of the element but first checks whether there is an existing type that matches the string provided as an argument.
Specifies whether the search results should also include model elements that were found by the search but are not referenced in any of the views that you specified.
Specifies which views (tables, matrices, and diagrams) should be searched - all, none, all open, or just the views that were specified with the methods addDiagramToViewsList, addTableToViewsList, and addMatrixToViewsList.
After changes are made to a template, this method can be called on each instantiation of the template in order to update the instantiation to match the changes that were made to the template.