Difference between revisions of "Related Objects"

Revision as of 23:35, 22 June 2012

Designer > Objects > {object} > Relationships

This tab displays objects that are related to the current object, and how they are related.

Relationship information is displayed in a grid:

Column	Content
Object	The object at the other end of the relationship. Click this link to Manage the Object Relationship.
Alias	The name given to the relationship, for use in Composite Object operations.
Relationship Type	Cardinality of the relationship: One to many, many to one, or many to many.
Junction To	If the relationship is many to many, then the object is a Junction Object. This column gives a link to the object on the other side of the junction.
Cascade Rules	In this section, you establish the Cascade Rules that govern Composite Object operations.

Learn more:

Any relationship can be managed by clicking on the object link in Relationship Information grid
For Many to One relationship, only Alias and Update Cascade Rule is available to update
Relationship Alias is a required field and it should be unique for a given base object
- Alias cannot be "Users" or "User"
- A Relationship Alias can only contain alphanumeric characters or the underscore (_) character

Relationships are formed by Lookup fields. To delete a relationship, delete the lookup field that created it.

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	This tab displays objects that are related to the current object, and how they are related.		This tab displays objects that are related to the current object, and how they are related.