(1) They left the open order for her to hear the baby.

(2) Similarly, the Open Order implementation is shown in Figure 7.

(3) Given a customer, retrieve the open order details (the one as described above).

(4) Return just the customer and the open order (no details).

(5) This query is asking for an open order from the customer.

(6) If someone updates the open order, changes will cascade as defined.

(7) And likewise in a loose and open order, slashing becomes viable and stabbing is the weaker option.

(8) You want to create a relationship to that open Order.

(9) A different use case might want a DTO composed from multiple instances of the same or different types (a customer, the open order, and the products in the order).

(10) The requirements of the system are such that a Customer has only one open Order.

(11) Given that a use case needs data from multiple entities (such as a customer, the open order, and the products in the order), which entity "owns" the get() method?

(12) You do not want to generate the relationship because a Customer has many orders, but only when he has one Open Order.

(13) Finally, opening the flood diversion work's gate is through blasting or manpower, and the open order influences the discharge and elevation of water in main river.

(14) The relationship is optional, which means the customer will not always have an open order.

(15) Provide monthly report by departments and by projects of expenses YTD and forecast base of open order.