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Two active relationships between different tables (UniqueID and Dates)
- 6 years ago
Hi JOHNPINTOC
The reason is simple, it's because of bidirectional relationships.
Active relationship: Headerid <> MonthlyprodWhat would happen if you could create a relationship between Dates and Monthlyprod:
Headerid <> Portafoli_m <> Dates <> MonthlyprodMonthlyprod is currently filtered by Headerid and Headerid filters Portafoli_m that filters Date so you can not create a relationship with Dates because it would mean Headerid has two active relationships with Monthlyprod
Solutions:
You can change the relationship between Portafoli_m and Dates to the single direction where Dates filters Portafoli_m.
Or adhere to best practice and avoid bidirectional relationships altogether.
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Mariusz
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Hi JOHNPINTOC
The reason is simple, it's because of bidirectional relationships.
Active relationship: Headerid <> Monthlyprod
What would happen if you could create a relationship between Dates and Monthlyprod:
Headerid <> Portafoli_m <> Dates <> Monthlyprod
Monthlyprod is currently filtered by Headerid and Headerid filters Portafoli_m that filters Date so you can not create a relationship with Dates because it would mean Headerid has two active relationships with Monthlyprod
Solutions:
You can change the relationship between Portafoli_m and Dates to the single direction where Dates filters Portafoli_m.
Or adhere to best practice and avoid bidirectional relationships altogether.
Mariusz
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution.
Please feel free to connect with me.
Thanks Mariusz , it worked as you indicated. Thanks for your orientation.
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