1. A method for providing to a user a context menu with entries representing relationships, wherein the entries are selectable by the user to relate a plurality of objects selected from a set of objects, the method comprising: receiving a first identification of a first selected object from the set of objects; receiving a second identification of a second selected object from the set of objects; identifying object types of the selected objects in a plurality of object types; determining one or more relationship types requiring at least one object of the object type of the first selected object and at least one object of the object type of the second selected object as input in order to be created as a relationship between objects; and generating for the context menu an entry for creating a relationship of the one or more relationship types, wherein the entry is selectable by the user to create the relationship between the selected objects, and wherein the relationship changes an attribute of each object.
1. A method for providing to a user a context menu with entries representing relationships, wherein the entries are selectable by the user to relate a plurality of objects selected from a set of objects, the method comprising: receiving a first identification of a first selected object from the set of objects; receiving a second identification of a second selected object from the set of objects; identifying object types of the selected objects in a plurality of object types; determining one or more relationship types requiring at least one object of the object type of the first selected object and at least one object of the object type of the second selected object as input in order to be created as a relationship between objects; and generating for the context menu an entry for creating a relationship of the one or more relationship types, wherein the entry is selectable by the user to create the relationship between the selected objects, and wherein the relationship changes an attribute of each object. 19. A non-transitory computer program product with computer instructions that cause a computer system to perform to the method of claim 1 when the computer system executes the computer instructions.