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Project pattern
Project pattern is the encapsulation of the project tasks and related roles
Project patterns is technically collection of objects. Primarily there are project task definitions (task patterns) and related project roles.
Project roles could be inserted to the pattern automatically from the included task patterns definitions.
Internal structure is open so that the project pattern can include all other objects as well – primarily documents templates.
Implementation model
The following model describes how the physical layer covers the business objects related with the project pattern
Table tskDefPrjRelItem
Table stores M:N relation between project pattern and included object – actually only included task definitions