Think of the starting object as the tail of the arrow—you are looking for all of the arrow heads . For example, assume you have an object that contains a component used within larger assemblies. If you have the name of the component, you might want to know which objects (larger assemblies) it goes into:
This might produce a list of objects that could include a calculator, telephone, and VCR. Since no other criteria is specified, this command gives you ALL objects that occupy the TO end of a relationship definition. |