
	Whenever an object version shown in the Repository Object Browser does not have 
	 any dependency data defined against it, the navigator will contain a node that shows
	 something like:<BR><BR><b><i>{dependancy_manager.gif, ALT="Dependency manager"} No Dependency Data Available</i></B><BR><BR>When
	 you select this node, the property palette on the right side of the screen changes:
	 it is titles Dependencies Palette and it contains the Parse Status (when was this
	 object parsed for dependencies if at all) and a button {parse_for_dependencies_round.gif, ALT="Parse for dependencies"}.
	 By clicking on the button , a parse process can be invoked.<BR><BR>If there are
	 already dependencies recorded for the object, the node looks like:<BR><b><i>{dependancy_manager.gif, ALT="Dependency manager"}Dependencies</i></B><BR><BR>When
	 you select this node, the property palette on the right side of the screen changes:
	 it is titles Dependencies Palette and it contains the Parse Status (when was this
	 object parsed for dependencies if at all) and a button {parse_for_dependencies_round.gif, ALT="Parse for dependencies"}.
	 By clicking on the button , a parse process can be invoked.<BR><BR><h3>Parsing for
	 dependencies:</h3><br>It is important to note that this parse process is NOT the
	 standard Dependency Parse process that you can run from the Repository Dependency
	 Manager or the Command Line Tool. It is a parser written in PL/SQL and implemented
	 inside the database. It can parse two types of dependencies:<br><ul><li>Dependencies
	 that are derived from Structured Elements as defined the Designer Meta Model; for
	 example: Entity => relationship to Entity, => attribute reference to Domain or Module=>
	 call to Module, usage of Table, usage of Column, usage of Language etc.</li><li>Dependencies
	 that are defined explicitly by the developer in the Multi Line Text of any structured
	 elements (e.g. Notes, Description, PL/SQL Block) or in a file; the syntax for defining
	 dependencies in order for them to be picked up by the parser is the following:<br><pre>