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Would be great to get some example for the cardinalities I can use.

Especially because glossary and video tutorial are different. The video tutorial about data view says: An order has to have at least one item, but could be more (glossary = n), but tutorial choses cn. so why?? cn should be none or more, no???

please give me some examples, especially for c, cn and 2, would be great.

 

Thanx

by Fritz Lengert
Posted on Thu, 11/03/2011 - 08:18

You are right.

"n" means 1 or more (also 1,n)

"c" means none or 1 (also 0,1)

"cn" means none, 1 or more (also 0,n)

"2.." means at least 2 or more (also 2,n)

 

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