In the IDE

After completing the Business Components from Tables wizard, the model project in the Application Navigator should look like this:

The navigator displays the business components that you created in this series of steps: entity objects, view objects, associations, view links, and application modules. To display the business components sorted by type, select Sort By Type in the Navigator Display Options menu.

Your wizard selections produced these business domain components that represent features of the datasource:

• Entity objects, like OrderItems1, which represent objects in the datasource (usually tables, views, and synonyms in a database)
• Associations , like OrderItemsOrdersFkAssoc, which represent relationships between these objects (such as foreign key relationships)

It produced these data model components that collect data and present it to the client model:

• View objects , like OrderItems1View, which collect data from the datasource (usually by using a SQL query)
• View links , like OrderItemsOrdersFkLink, which represent relationships (such as master-detail relationships) between view object result sets
• Application modules , like FODModule, which provide a single point of access to the view objects and view links