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Niels_T
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Problem with relationships

Hello,

 

I have 4 Tables that I have to use for my data.

 

The 4 tables are:

1. "Address"

2. "Order"

3. "Order Line"

4. "Product"

 

In two of those tables ("Order" and "Product") there are 2 "Brands" fields which include the brands of our company.

 

The problem is that when I use fields from the "Order" table and apply the "Brands" field from my "Product" table I won't get the desired result. If I use the "Brands" field from the "Order" table I do get the desired results, however, I don't have all the brands that I wanted to select as the "Brands" field in the "Product" table contains more brands, which allows me to analyse my data deeper.

 

 

The desired result is that I would like to use the "Product" Table together with my "Order" Table.

 

 

Their relationship is as followed:

image.png

 

The thing is here that I want to use the "Product" table together with both "Order Line" and "Order" table.

 

The "Product" table only works now with the "Order Line" table.

 

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lbendlin
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Super User

Correct. Always, always follow the arrows. You cannot get from Products to Orders based on your current setup.  At a minimum you need to make the orders to order lines link bidirectional.

 

BEWARE:  This can have unintended consequences, especially in RLS scenarios.

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lbendlin
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Super User

Correct. Always, always follow the arrows. You cannot get from Products to Orders based on your current setup.  At a minimum you need to make the orders to order lines link bidirectional.

 

BEWARE:  This can have unintended consequences, especially in RLS scenarios.

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