Type Alias Relationship

When true, the related record is considered part of the same logical entity as its parent. These records should be processed together as a unit.

When true, the relationship direction is reversed - the parent references the child instead of the child referencing the parent

Nested relationships that define how this table relates to other tables

Specifies how the tables are related:

• String: Name of the reference field on the child table pointing to the parent (or vice versa for inverse relationships)
• Object: Key-value pairs where keys are column names on the child table and values are the matching column names on the parent table (or vice versa for inverse relationships)
• Array: Array of objects for regex-based matching. Each object contains 'parent' and 'child' properties, where each is a tuple: [columnName, regexPattern]. The regex extracts values from the respective columns using capturing groups, and records are related if all captured groups match between parent and child
• Function: Takes the parent and child records as arguments and returns a boolean to indicate whether the records are related or not (WARNING: Do not use this unless absolutely necessary as it can negatively impact performance and cannot be serialized by the relationship resolver, requiring changes to the REST API it invokes)