The Relationships function shows the connection between different structures and lines. These relationships can be spatial or non-spatial, depending on the features involved.
You can only add relationships to the structures and features that are configured to have relationships.
To show relationships:
1.Go to Network > Relationships. In the left side panel, the Relationships tab opens.
2.Select or query the features or structures you want to display.
3.Click Filter at the bottom right-side of the Relationships panel to filter the selection results. You can filter out system-relevant relationships used for annotations or external documents.
4.You can perform some actions on your created relationships by clicking on the action menu, the following functions appear:
Button |
Description |
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Zoom to the related feature on the map. |
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Pan to the related feature on the map. |
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Briefly highlight this feature on the map. |
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Show the attribute features of this structure. |
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Replace the current active asset with the selected asset to show its relationships. |
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Show the definition of the relationship class for this feature. You cannot edit the relationship class definition for this feature from this window, you can only view them here. The menu item shows related layers, cardinality, and information about whether it is an attributed or a composite relationship class. |
