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Remember that we gave attributes to the object Ships? These were used to make the object a multi case entry to the database, and when the Process Manager was started, the entire contents of the object could be selected as data. For the next steps in this Tutorialtutorial, we want to use the Ships object, containing all our variations, as dataset in part of a relation. As we already discussed with the Hull object, this is only possible when it can be seen as object from the entry point in the dataset. However, at this moment Ships itself is the entry point.

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• Add a new object Data to the knowledge base (see previous tutorial, Hull) and add this object to the top of the dataset, by dragging it tot the Dataset node. Now you have to objects, Data and Ships in the top level of Dataset.
  
  
• Next add @DBENTRY and @DBOBJECT to the object Data and remove these from the Ships object. Object The object Data has now become your entry point.
  
  
• ;Image Removed  Now add a a new Ships object to the the Data object by dragging the Ships object from the Knowledge Browser to the Data object in the Dataset. Now you have a Ships object in the Data object and you still have the Ships object on the top level;.
  
  
• Now copy Copy the data in the Ships object on the top level to the Ships object inside the Data object in the same way that you copied the contents of the Waterline object Hull object in the previous tutorial (see here). You will be asked whether or not to create new parameters, select Yes to All and continue;click OK.
  
  
• And finally you want to delete the Ships object on the top level. Select the this Ships object in the tree and press DEL; .

Now we you are setup all set to continue with the next steps of the tutorial.

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