on 04-21-2009 5:04 AM
Hi,
anyone please tell me What is Cardinality of a Form and a Table ?
Thanks,
kiran.
Hi,
For a form you can put the node cardinaility as 1:. As the form will include only one value to be inputed therefore only one element per attribute is required in the node.
However for a table you have to put its cardinality as 0:n OR 1:n. 0:n means that there can be either 0 elements or n elements which can be created for a node. So can have a scenario that there are no values in the table OR n values in the table.
1:n gaurantees you that you will always have atleast 1 element in the table and then you can create upto n elements in the table at runtime.
I hope that helps. Please revert back in case you need miore information.
Thanks and Regards
Pravesh
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Hi ravi,
Form cardinality 0:1
Table Cardinality 0:n
Regards,
Sunaina Reddy T
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Hi Kiran,
Cardinality contians the Minimum& Max number of elements may context node contains at runtime.
0:1 minum 0 &max 1
0:n
1:1
1:n
if you try to delete last element from a node of cardinality 1:n it gives the Exception at runtime.which means it must contain atleast one element.
Regards,
Sandeep Reddy.
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cardinality of form is 0:1 either no value or atleast one value.
Cardinality of a table is 0:n either no value or it can hold upto n records
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Hi K Ravi
Form. ... DataSource of cardinality 1..1,
For more info check this link
Regards
Ruturaj
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Cardinality is the minimum-maximum number of elements possible for a node at runtime.
Hope this helps.
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