You can create custom metadata objects and add them to a custom resource. Add custom metadata objects based on the classes for the model.
When you create the custom metadata object, select the class for which you want to create the metadata object. Add metadata objects based on the model hierarchy you created on the
Model
tab. For example, when you add a metadata object to the AccessDB resource, you add metadata objects of type AccessSchema, because the AccessSchema class is the root class of the model.
Create custom metadata objects in the
Create Custom Objects
window. You can create multiple metadata objects through this window. If the Metadata Manager repository is in a database that uses case insensitive collation, you cannot create multiple metadata objects with the same name but different cases. For example, you cannot create objects Customer and CUSTOMER.
By default, Metadata Manager displays
Untitled
as the name for a metadata object before you configure it. The properties you configure depend on the properties you created for the class. For example, the AccessSchema class includes the Name, Label, and Description properties.
In the
Catalog
view, select the metadata object or resource for which you want to create child objects.
Click
Actions
New
and select the name of the class for which you want to create the metadata object.
The
Create Custom Objects
window appears.
Configure the metadata object properties.
The name cannot contain the following characters:
/ \ : * ' ? " < > | [ ]
Click
Add
.
Metadata Manager adds the metadata object to the
Create Custom Objects
window.
If you want to add additional metadata objects, configure the metadata object properties and click
Add
for each additional object.
Click the arrow icons to navigate between metadata objects you created to configure the properties.
Optionally, select a metadata object you created and click
Delete
to delete the object.
Click
OK
.
Metadata Manager adds the metadata objects to the metadata catalog.