Deactivating or
activating constraints means specifying if these constraints must be taken into account
during updates or not. This task consists in deactivating then activating a constraint.
Select any activated
constraint. For example, select Coincidence.3.
2.
Right-click and select the
Deactivate contextual command.
The constraint is deactivated. The graphic symbol representing the deactivated
constraint is now displayed in white. Red parentheses precede the constraint in the
specification tree.
3.
Repeat step 1 and
right-click to select the Activate contextual command
to activate the selected constraint.