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Creates a new relationship between the two specified objects.
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Function CreateRelationship ( _ ByVal OriginObject As IObject, _ ByVal DestinationObject As IObject _ ) As IRelationship
[C#] public IRelationship CreateRelationship ( IObject OriginObject, IObject DestinationObject );
[C++]
HRESULT CreateRelationship(
IObject* OriginObject,
IObject* DestinationObject
);
[C++] Parameters OriginObject [in]
OriginObject is a parameter of type IObject* DestinationObject [in]
DestinationObject is a parameter of type IObject*
The CreateRelationship method creates a relationship between the origin object and the destination object specified in the parameters. By default, when a relationship class is created, a relationship is created between the objects with corresponding primary and foreign key values. When subsequently using CreateRelationship, remember that this operation will write a value into the foreign key field. Therefore, in the case of 1:1 and 1:M relationship classes, it is possible that you could overwrite, and therefore delete, an existing relationship.
This method should be called within an edit session.