RC is a logic relationship defined between fields in the same table or across tables. RCs can be used to create dependent structures and links between tables. RCs are defined in three steps: 1) Name the RC and select the source table. 2) Define the logic conditions for the RC. 3) Specify the field details for each logic condition, including comparing a present field to a source field or comparing a source field to a set value. RCs allow defining relationships that enforce referential integrity between related data.

1. Define Referencing Conditions (RCs)

2. RC is a logic relationship defined
between the values of selected two
fields of same table or two tables.

3. RCs can be defined for
• Creating simple / dependent DDL referencing to one
or multiple tables,
• Creating table Links.

4. RCs are defined at
tab Settings / Grouping / Referencing Conditions

5. Enter a RC Name,
Select a Source
Table and Add the
RC.
Three steps to define a RC:
Step#1: name/add a RC, select the RC (clicking #).

6. Select Logic
operator (not
needed for the
first condition), set
Type (P2S or S2V),
and then Add a
logic condition.
Step#2: Define one or multiple logically related Logic Conditions (LCs) for
.Current RC

7. Type “P2S”:
condition based on
comparing the
value of a Present
Field (present
table’s field) to the
value of a Source
Field (source
table’s field).
Select
Source Field,
logic Condition and
Present Field for
current LC.
Step#3: Set details of for each LC (type “P2S”) of current RC.

8. Type “S2V”:
condition based on
comparing the value
of a Source Field
(source table’s field)
to a available value
(selected from the
DDL of all distinctive
ones).
Select
Source Field,
logic Condition
and Value (from DDL
composed of all
distinctive values of
the field).
Step#3: Set details of for each LC (type “S2V”) of current RC.