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This function is used after a Copy element or Cut element function; see "Child node functionalities" in chapter 3.4.2.1 . It copies or moves the element as child into the current breakdown element.

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This menu item is only visible if the current breakdown element is defined to be a subdomain. If so, details about the subdomain are displayed as shown below in Figure 43.

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Figure 43. Subdomain info

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"Dependencies" is a type of relationship between two files as shown below in Figure 64. An "affecting" file is the master file, an "affected" one a dependent file. When an affecting file has been edited, the user will be reminded by red flags to check all affected files whether they need to be updated, too.

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Figure 64. Dependencies
By clicking on the menu item, the dependency form will appear and will allow the user to view the dependencies of the file or to remove them.

Note: The document version changes when a document dependency relationship is created/deleted.

Paste file as affected: Attaches the latest copied file as an affected data file. This means that the pasted file is dependent on the current document.
Paste file as affecting: Attaches the latest copied file as an affecting data file. This means that the current file is dependent on the pasted file.
Red Flags: Red flags are notifications to the user to check a file that may be impacted by a change done to an affecting file. When a file that is affecting other files is checked in, the dependent files are assigned red flags (see Figure 65). Subsequent changes to the affecting file will result for each affected file in one red flag per version or release that was checked in.

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The overview in Table 1, below, summarizes the meaning of icons used with breakdown elements and data files in the breakdown structure pane.

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Table 1. Icons for breakdown elements and data files

Breakdown elements may be assigned the following icons:
Image Modified	The brown folder icon represents one type of breakdown element; other types are assigned other icons. New types of breakdown elements are created in the reference data section; icons are assigned automatically.
Subdomain root as parent Image Modified	The icon follows the parent breakdown element name.
Subdomain root as child Image Modified	The same icon is used when the breakdown element that is a subdomain is listed as a child of its parent breakdown element.
Image Modified	When the breakdown pane shows a baseline, the yellow lock is assigned to the parent breakdown element that is the root of the baseline branch. The lock icon is chosen to show that baselines can only be accessed for reading, not for writing.
Data files may be assigned the following icons:
Image Modified	Data file icons indicate the type of data file. Revision and version ids follow the data file title. The lock icon indicates that the file is checked out. The red flag icon shows that a file that this file is dependent on has been updated.
Image Modified	The blue circle indicates the number of sticky notes for the data file.