Each individual connector can be placed in a user control mode using either the
            *CE_SetSpecificDetailById or *CE_SetSpecificDetail
        commands.
        This user control mode is most useful for automated 
Tcl
            scripts. Once in user control mode, the following procedures are possible for a given
                connector:
                - Pre-existing FE can be registered as a given connector’s realization by using
                    the *CE_FE_Register command.
 
                - Connectors can be edited without automatically unrealizing, as happens most
                    notably when a link is added or removed from a connector, or when an FE
                    realization entity is deleted.
 
                - A connector’s state can be manually changed from realized to failed, or from
                    failed to realized by using either the
                        *CE_SetSpecificDetailById or
                        *CE_SetSpecificDetail commands. A connector’s state will
                    not change to or from the unrealized state using this method.
 
            
 
        Once a connector is placed into your control mode, your control mode remains active until
            an unrealize command is called, such as 
*CE_Unrealize, an already
            realized connector is re-realized, or your control mode is manually turned off with
            either the 
*CE_SetSpecificDetailById or
                
*CE_SetSpecificDetail commands. While a given connector is in
            user control mode, it may not behave the same as a normal connector. Specifically, there
            are a number of scenarios where a user-controlled connector will not auto unrealize in
            response to database changes that would cause a normal connector to auto
                unrealize.
Note: It is strongly recommended that when FE is registered to a
                user-controlled connector, that the connector links and other necessary details
                should also be set with a given connector, so that the connector can properly
                re-realize if you interactively request it to. At the bare minimum, connectors
                should know which links they are to connect.