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| 6.4.1.2 Finding paths that connect two specified objects
If Saeen was to be charged with participating in a bombing plot and the police suspected that Mars was also involved, the investigative officer(s) would be likely to want to know if, and how, Mars and Saeen are connected. Paths in the database connecting two specified entities already on the browsing canvas may be displayed using all path facility as shown in Figure 6.5. [Text accompanying Figure 6.5] Figure 6.5. The using all path facility to display all those paths in the database that is displayed in Fig. 2. that connect the objects representing Saeen and Mars. |
5.2.4 Finding paths that connect two specified objects
If Sandra was to be charged with participating in an armed robbery and the police suspected that Mary was also involved, the investigating officer(s) would be likely to want to know if, and how, Mary and Sandra are connected. Paths in the database connecting two specified objects already on the browsing canvas may be displayed using either the path facility, or the structured path facility. [Text accompanying Figure 5.3] Figure 5.3: The result of using the path facility to display all those paths in the database that is displayed in figure 5.1 of length four or less that connect the objects representing Sandra and Mary. |
continued from previous page. Note how Nm adapts the text to make it suitable for the terrorithm theme of the thesis: "Mary" becomes "Mars", "Sandra" becomes "Saeen" and an "armed robbery" becomes a "bombing plot". |
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