Hi everyone,
I'm seeking guidance on best practices for handling a specific scenario in Appian. Here’s the situation:
I have two records:
A1
B1
There is a one-to-many relationship from Record A to Record B. I'm retrieving data of Record B using the 'relationship/related record data' from Record A, in both interfaces and expression rules. I've also defined the reverse relationship in Record B as many-to-one from Record B to Record A using the same column.
However, when deploying, I encounter an issue with missing objects.
Could you advise on the best course of action or Appian best practices for managing this type of relationship? Is there a recommended approach to avoid such issues in the future, or is there an alternative method for defining relationships?
Thanks!
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EREN_YEAGER said:However, when deploying, I encounter an issue with missing objects.
Can you go into more detail here?
here is the more information about relationship record A - column A1(pk) recprd B - column B1(pk), column A1(fk) relation in record A as one to many via A1-> A1(fk) - [using this throught the application for filtering, retriving data [less then 10 rowa] ] relation in record B as many to one Via A1(fk)->A1 - [using this throught the application for filtering, retriving data]
What you are trying to say is Can we maintain relationships from both records(Inverse Relationship/Appian allows it)?, Why not but if it's for single usage i don't recommend it . Do you have Usage for this Relationship in multiple places, go for it otherwise use query rules and expression rules to achieve it.
can you please provide me the source from where yo got this image?
Sure.., https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/24.2/record-type-relationships.html#add-relationships