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Relate Command

Relate Command. Same as JOIN- all primary Used to establish relationship between 2 or more tables (up to 18 active relationships) No need to write results to another table Tables remain independent Requires less disk space. Relate Requirements. All tables within same ACL project

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Relate Command

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  1. Relate Command • Same as JOIN- all primary • Used to establish relationship between 2 or more tables (up to 18 active relationships) • No need to write results to another table • Tables remain independent • Requires less disk space

  2. Relate Requirements • All tables within same ACL project • Tables must have common key fields • Key fields must be same data type • Case/justification should be the same • Length not required to be the same, but know your data (works if primary longer) • Be aware of limitations of duplicates

  3. Planning Relationships • Determine the objective- what results are you looking for? • Identify the two tables to be related • Identify the key field common to both tables • Examine key fields in both tables to ensure same length, type & structure • Identify parent table

  4. Planning Relationships Can have direct relations

  5. Planning Relationships as well as indirect relations *

  6. Planning Relationships Also allows multiple relations (up to 18) *

  7. Best Practices for Relations

  8. Adding/Editing/Deleting Relations • The parent table is always identified by arrows pointing to child table • Files can not be JOINED if a relation exists • Before deleting relations, child fields need to be removed from all views of parent table

  9. Creating New Views • Fields from the child table(s) can be added to the parent table for comparison • Expressions can be built based on the parent and child tables • Results can be extracted or exported • If extract record, relate is retained • If extract fields, the relate is lost and only the requested fields remain in the new table

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