Create Instance

Creates an instance of a specified entity within a specified model. The specified model must be open for write access before this command can be successfully executed. This command is not applicable for dictionary models.
This command will create the actual instance with all attributes UNSET. When the instance is created the EDMinstanceBrowser will be invoked to enable the user to set attribute values to the created instance.
The instanceID of the created instance will be displayed in the EDMsupervisor output window and it will be set as the EDMsupervisor current instance.
Arguments:

Repository:

Specify the name of the open repository(ies) to search for the model. Repository names are case sensitive.
When activating the Select button, the name of all open repositories will be displayed in the related selection list.

Model:

Specify the name of the model that will hold the created instance. Model names are case sensitive. This model must be open for write access for the Data>Create>Instance function to be performed successfully.
When activating the Select button, the name of all open models located in the repositories specified by the <Repository> argument will be displayed in the related selection list.

Entity:

Specify the name of an entity, e.g. the instance type to create. Entity names are case insensitive.
When activating the Select button, the name of all instantiable entities in the model specified by the <Repository> and <Model> arguments will be displayed in the related selection list.

Options:

accumulating command output:

A global option that appends the command output to the EDMsupervisor output window. Otherwise the output window is refreshed and only the last command output is displayed.

match selected input:

A global option that specifies that only items that partly or exactly matches the string in the related argument input field when activating a Select button, will be in the selection list. An empty (blank) string will match all items.

activate debugger

The EDMdebugger will be invoked on the first declaration, which is triggered.