What is the difference between Join and Link?

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suvasa

  • Sep 16th, 2005
 

Join:

(i)It defines M:1 relation between a field in BC to the Column in table.

(ii)Source Field is the Foreign key field in BC while Destination column is the Primary Key column in Table.

Link:

(i)It defines 1:M relation between a field in parent BC to the field in the child BC.

(ii)Source Field is the Primary Key field in Parent BC while Destination Field is the Foreign Key field in child BC.

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Mano

  • Nov 14th, 2005
 

JOIN: gives relationship between two tables.LINK: Gives relationship between two BCs.in link child Bc is included under parent Business Object.

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Vinayan

  • May 24th, 2008
 

Join is used for showing fields from multiple tables in a BC. It draws one to one and many to one relationship between the base table and the join table.

Link defines the Master - Detail relationship between Parent and child BC's. It architects one to many and many to many relationship between BC's.

Sreenath

  • Aug 24th, 2011
 

In Simple you can explain the difference between the Join and Link as

Join --> Made between the Business Component Base Table and another table

Link --> Made between the two Business Component.

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Sudhakar

  • Dec 14th, 2011
 

Field which are coming through Implict joins are editable
Field which are coming through Explict joins are read only.
Using Dynamic picklist we can made these field editable.

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Sukesh

  • Mar 19th, 2013
 

Joins - Occurs between the field of a BC and column of a table.
It requires to maps the columns to the table to BC.

Link - Occurs between two BCs
It requires to show parent-child relationship between two BCs

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