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Posted 07/08/2006 12:02:15 AM


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The interface of the .ParentRelationship builder provides the developer with the ability to define the following information.  Exactly how can this be used?  Am I on the right track if I hope that this allows me to define all of the possible parental relationships of the MailingAddress object and then call (via an index) the relationship that I need?  Or is this the framework's ability to define multiple parental relationships at the exact same time on one form?

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CT

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Posted 07/08/2006 11:03:54 PM


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That form only allows you to specify a single relationship.  However, that single relationship can specify several fields that should match up.  Basically, if you're using a compound key and both the primary and foreign keys have multiple fields, you can define all of the fields that should link up.


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Posted 07/09/2006 9:10:10 PM


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Oh, that makes sense.

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CT

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