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4D v19.8
dataClassAttribute.inverseName
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| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| inverseName | String |
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Name of the other side attribute of the relation | |||||
The dataClassAttribute.inverseName returns the name of the attribute which is at the other side of the relation.
This property is not returned if dataClassAttribute.kind = "storage". It must be of the "relatedEntity" or "relatedEntities" kind.
Note: For generic programming, you can use String(dataClassAttribute.inverseName) to get a valid value ("") even if inverseName is not returned.
Product: 4D
Theme: ORDA - DataClassAttribute
Created: 4D v17 R5
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