There are the types of relationships that we will be creating most frequently in Dynamics CRM.
1:N - The relationship between Contact and Asset is a typical 1:N relationship. Each contact may have many different assets associated to them.
N:1 - If we see the same relationship from the Asset entity, then the relationship back to Contacts can be said to be N:1. In simple words, many assets are related back to a single contact.
For implementing above example in Dynamics CRM, we should create a Contact Look up attribute on Asset entity.
Hope this helps.
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Happy CRM'ing
1:N - The relationship between Contact and Asset is a typical 1:N relationship. Each contact may have many different assets associated to them.
N:1 - If we see the same relationship from the Asset entity, then the relationship back to Contacts can be said to be N:1. In simple words, many assets are related back to a single contact.
For implementing above example in Dynamics CRM, we should create a Contact Look up attribute on Asset entity.
Hope this helps.
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Happy CRM'ing
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