N to One relations with 4D for iOS



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As of 4D v17 R5, 4D for iOS supports N to One relations so you can use descriptive relation names and simplify defining your project structure. You can visualize all of your table relations directly in the Structure section of the Project Editor.

Easy to use :

1. Click on a table’s relation. In the image below, the Category table relation is shown underlined. Clicking on it will display the fields available via this relation.
2. Select the fields you want to publish.
 
 
And that’s it! The fields you’ve just published can be used like any others.
 
Now you’re able to change a related fields’ short and long names, choose its icon, and even apply queries on it.
 
Here’s an example to check it out. Enjoy!
 
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David Azancot
– 4D for iOS Product Owner – David Azancot joined the 4D Product team as a Product Owner in 2017. He is responsible for writing user stories and translating them into functional specifications. His role also includes ensuring that feature implementations meet customer needs. David holds an MBA in Marketing, Internet, and Mobility from the Institut Léonard de Vinci. He began his career in 2011 at a mobile startup that was later acquired by Madvertise (a mobile marketing group). Passionate about mobile interfaces, he was a natural choice to develop interactive mobile ad formats for the group in 2015. In parallel, David has been developing his own iOS and Android applications since 2012.