Using Process Synthesis

Using Process Synthesis

Using Process Synthesis consists of the following three main activities:

• Creating a process logic diagram
• Performing Process Synthesis
• Reviewing results of Process Synthesis

Each of these activities has subordinate activities.

Although Process Synthesis lets you generate logic while you are building your data and activity models, you can wait until you are ready to perform interaction analysis with the Action Diagram tool before you use Process Synthesis.

The following sections contain examples of Process Action Diagrams generated for create, read, update, delete, and list actions. The explanations in these sections assume you have an understanding of data modeling objects, process logic, and Action Diagram keywords and statements.

Note: For more information about data modeling, see the Analysis Tools Reference Guide. For more information about process logic and Action Diagram keywords, see the chapter "Building the Action Diagram."

More information:

Building the Action Diagram