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Inverse (Property Keyword)

Specifies the inverse side of this relationship. Required for relationship properties. Not used for other properties.

Usage

To specify the relationship property in the related class that is the inverse of this relationship property, use the following syntax:

Relationship Entries As Sample.CalendarEntry [ Cardinality = cardinality; Inverse = inverse ];

Where inverse is the name of the property in the related class.

Details

This keyword specifies the name of the inverse side of a relationship — that is, the name of the corresponding relationship property in the related class. The inverse property must exist in the related class and have the correct Cardinality value.

The Inverse keyword is required for relationship properties. It is ignored by non-relationship properties.

For more information, see Defining and Using Relationships

Default

There is no default. When you define a relationship, you must specify the Inverse keyword.

Example

Relationship Entries As Sample.CalendarEntry [ Cardinality = many; inverse = Sample.Calendar ];

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