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Nick Olson Infor LX User Group
BC:
Build Strong Object Relationships đź”—
Establishing proper object relationships in IDF ensures seamless navigation and accurate data retrieval. Here are key relationship types:

📌 1-to-Many (Parent-Child) – Example: A Customer can have multiple Orders.
📌 Many-to-One (Lookup) – Example: An Order Line is linked to an Item Master.
📌 Code File Relationships – Ensure dropdown lists work properly.

A well-structured relationship model allows: Read more...
✅ Faster Data Access – Reduce queries and errors.
✅ Better UI Navigation – Quickly jump between related records.
✅ More Accurate Reports – Prevent missing or duplicated data.

If your relationships are messy, your system suffers! Need help setting them up? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇 #InforIDF #DataModeling #ERPDevelopment Show less...
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Latest msg: Another key consideration when defining relationships is the 'Bidirectional' option. Nick provided the example of a 1 to Many relationship from a Cus... from David Rapacz, on 03/27/2025

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David Rapacz
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Another key consideration when defining relationships is the 'Bidirectional' option. Nick provided the example of a 1 to Many relationship from a Customer object to an Order object. In this case, I would also suggest making this a bidirectional relationship which then also creates a Many to 1 relationship from Order to Customer. This then allows you to view all Customer attributes in an Order view when the Customer attributes are not part of the Order object itself, (ie Customer Name, CSR,  Read more...etc).  Show less...
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