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IDERelationshipClassEx Interface (ArcObjects .NET 10.8 SDK)
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IDERelationshipClassEx Interface

Provides access to members that describe relationship class data elements.

Product Availability

Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server.

Members

Name Description
Read/write property BackwardPathLabel The backward path label for the relationship class.
Read/write property Cardinality The cardinality for the relationship class.
Read/write property ClassKey Class key used for the relationship class (Undefined, ClassID or Class Code).
Read/write property DestinationClassKeys An array with the relationship class keys (IGPRelationshipClassKey) of the destination classes.
Read/write property DestinationClassNames The names of the destination classes.
Read/write property ForwardPathLabel The forward path label for the relationship class.
Read/write property IsAttributed Indicates if the relationships in this relationship class have attributes.
Read/write property IsComposite Indicates if the relationship class represents a composite relationship in which the origin object class represents the composite object.
Read/write property IsReflexive Indicates if origin and destination sets intersect.
Read/write property KeyType Key type for the relationship class (Dual or Single).
Read/write property Notification The notification direction for the relationship class.
Read/write property OriginClassKeys An array with the relationship class keys (IGPRelationshipClassKey) of the origin classes.
Read/write property OriginClassNames The names of the origin classes.
Read/write property RelationshipRules The relationship rules that apply to this relationship class.

Classes that implement IDERelationshipClassEx

Classes Description