This page is for data modellers or application designers. It explains the properties for relations.
Overview
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Relationship diagrams are important because they tell PhixFlow how data in different tables is connected. Once you have defined these relationships, you can create data views that combine attributes from different fields.
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When you create a relationship diagram, for each table (stream) and relationship, PhixFlow creates items in the repository; see the diagram below.
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Properties
Relations are not listed in the repository. You can access relations properties from an ERD. Click on the relationship arrow to open its properties.
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The relationship properties are described on this page.
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Properties
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Basic Settings
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| Name | Enter the name for this relationship. Relationships between the same two tables must have the unique names. |
| Stream A | The name of the source |
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| table for the relationship. | |
| Stream Attribute A | The source attribute. |
| Stream B | The name of the destination |
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| table for the relationship. | |
| Stream Attribute B | The destination attribute. |
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