A Guide to Modifying Object Relations
Establishing object relations is foundational for crafting efficient applications. These relations determine how objects interrelate, enabling applications to be more attuned to user needs. Occasionally, adjustments to these relations might be necessary.
Here’s a detailed walkthrough on refining object relations:
Accessing Object Relations: When you choose an object relation to edit, the ‘Linked Object’ section appears on the right.
This area facilitates various modifications, such as:
Reference Property Selection: For One-to-Many cardinality links, you can define a reference property. By activating the checkbox, a dropdown displays available ‘Text‘ type properties.
Additionally, you can set this property as mandatory, ensuring it’s always required to be filled when a record is created.
Cardinality Adjustment: Mistakes happen. If you’ve incorrectly set a cardinality type, it’s rectifiable. By clicking on the displayed cardinality, a form emerges allowing you to reset your preference.
Upon selecting and confirming with “Update“, the system reflects the new configuration.
Redefining Relation Name: Normally, the system combines object names to name the relation, but you can change it to better describe the connection.
Updating Relation Label: This label is evident in the related tab of a record within your workspace. Though the default is the object’s name, it’s modifiable for greater clarity.
Saving Adjustments: After your refinements, it’s essential to hit “Save” to commit these changes.
Activating Changes: Crucially, post any modifications, ensure you click “Update App” for them to take effect. This action is pivotal for preserving the integrity of your configurations.
