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FieldDescriptionNameEnter the name .Stream AThe name of the source stream for the relationship.Stream Attribute AThe source attribute.Stream BThe name of the destination stream for the relationship.Stream Attribute BThe destination attribute.Suggestion for Dev: Properties should list the ERDs the relationship is on its on so you can open it easily

This page is for data modellers or application designersanyone using an ERD to define a data structure. It explains the properties for relationsrelationships. 

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.

There are additional properties that you can optionally configure for the streams, stream attributes and relationships. In a diagram, you can double-click on a table name, attribute or relationship to open its properties. Alternatively, you can find the item in the repository.

The relationship properties are described on this page. 

See also:

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Relationships are part of ERDs; see Entity Relationship Diagrams and Adding Data and Tables to an ERD. They represent the connection between a primary key attribute in one table and an attribute in another table. For example, the relationship line in the screenshot below shows that Teacher.Department contains the same data as the primary key SchoolDept.UID.

A table's unique identifier is its primary key, and where it occurs in another table, it is a foreign key.

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The screenshot above shows that a relationship line has a one termination at the primary key and an arrow pointing to the foreign key. This line represents the 1 and many ends of the relationship.

PhixFlow automatically sets the properties for a relationship, except the description. To add a relationship description, click on the relationship line to open its properties. Relationships are not listed in the repository. 

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The following settings are read-only. They are set automatically from the ERD.

FieldDescription
Foreign Key TableThe name of the destination table for the relationship.
Foreign Key Table AttributeThe destination attribute.

Basic Settings

The following settings are read-only. They are set automatically from the ERD.

FieldDescription
Relationship NameThe name of the relationship

Target Table

The name of the source table for the relationship.

Target Attribute

The source attribute.

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For links to all pages in this topic, see Entity Relationship Diagrams