what is the difference between 1:1 and 1:M extension
tables ?
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Answer / roy chanth.b.g.
1:1 extension tables have _X suffix.
1:M extension tables have _XM suffix.
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Answer / edin
1:1 means one account is having one contact????
1:M means one account is having many contacts??
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Answer / pranitha
1:1 extension tables have a suffix of _X in the name, such
as S_PROD_INT_X. And for inone-to-many relationships with
base tables. These tables have the suffix _XM. 1:M
relationship to an existing base table.
for General Example is like
1:1 one student can learn one course
1:M one student learns More than one course
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Answer / k .sridhar babu
1:1 means One Manager and One Customer.
1:1 means One Manger and Many Customers.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 6 No |
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