Relationship registry record form

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Use the Relationship registry form (the Relationship Registry [sn_data_registry_relationship] table) to create relationships between objects.

Relationship registry record form

Field	Description
Name	Name of the relationship registry record. For example, BIA analysis –> Issue.
Table	Table used to set up the relationship registry record. For example, Impact analysis [sn_bia_analysis].
Relationship type	Relationship type for the relationship registry record. Available options are:- One-to-one: One record has a relationship to one record in another table. One-to-many: One record has a relationship to one or more records in another table. Many-to-many: One or more records have a relationship to one or more records in another table. Scripted relationship: Use scripts to define the relationship between the tables.
Active	Option to indicate that the relationship registry record is active.
Relationship	Table used to set up the relationship with the object that is defined in the Table field. For example, Issue [sn_grc_issue].
Relationship table	Read-only field. The table selected in the Relationship field is displayed as a relationship table by default. For example, Issue [sn_grc_issue].
Related field	List of fields that should be set as target or output of the relationship.

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title: Relationship registry record form
description: Use the Relationship registry form \(the Relationship Registry \[sn\_data\_registry\_relationship\] table\) to create relationships between objects.
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# Relationship registry record form

Use the Relationship registry form \(the Relationship Registry \[sn\_data\_registry\_relationship\] table\) to create relationships between objects.

## Relationship registry record form

<table id="table_jjg_syg_rzb"><thead><tr><th>

Field

</th><th>

Description

</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>

Name

</td><td>

Name of the relationship registry record. For example, BIA analysis –&gt; Issue.

</td></tr><tr><td>

Table

</td><td>

Table used to set up the relationship registry record. For example, Impact analysis \[sn\_bia\_analysis\].

</td></tr><tr><td>

Relationship type

</td><td>

Relationship type for the relationship registry record. Available options are:-   **One-to-one**: One record has a relationship to one record in another table.
-   **One-to-many**: One record has a relationship to one or more records in another table.
-   **Many-to-many**: One or more records have a relationship to one or more records in another table.
-   **Scripted relationship**: Use scripts to define the relationship between the tables.

</td></tr><tr><td>

Active

</td><td>

Option to indicate that the relationship registry record is active.

</td></tr><tr><td>

Relationship

</td><td>

Table used to set up the relationship with the object that is defined in the **Table** field. For example, Issue \[sn\_grc\_issue\].

</td></tr><tr><td>

Relationship table

</td><td>

Read-only field. The table selected in the **Relationship** field is displayed as a relationship table by default. For example, Issue \[sn\_grc\_issue\].

</td></tr><tr><td>

Related field

</td><td>

List of fields that should be set as target or output of the relationship.

</td></tr></tbody>
</table>