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Define a Related Clause

A Related Clause is a Query Clause that finds Business Objects whose related Business Object satisfy some of the criteria.

Use the Query Builder window to create a Related Clause. When you define this type of clause, you define:

  • Relationship: Existing CSM Relationship between two Business Objects (example: Incident links Service).
  • Value: Number of Business Object records in the relationship (There are exactly 3 Services).

Good to know:

  • For each item with "n", a Record number menu appears that allows the number to be selected.

To create a Related Clause:

  1. Open a Query Builder.
  2. Select New on the Query Builder toolbar, and then select Related Clause.
  3. Select a related Business Object from the Relationship drop-down list.

    For a join table, select the join table from the drop-down list.

    Important: To see the join table option in the drop-down list, you must first define link options to use a join table under Relationship Properties. See Define Link Properties for a Relationship.

  4. Select a value in the Contains drop-down list:
    • All <related business object>
    • There is at least one <related business object>
    • There are no <related business object>
    • There is exactly 1 <related business object>
    • There is not exactly 1 n <related business object>
    • There is more than 1 n <related business object>
    • There is at least 1 n <related business object>
    • There are less than 1 n <related business object>
    • There are 0 or 1 n <related business object>

    The clause you created displays in the Query.

  5. Add additional clauses to refine your search (optional).
    Note: If you are using the Stored Query Builder, there is an Options button that allows you to define additional options, including availability and icon image.
  6. Select Save.


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