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Step 4. Define relationship attributes (Optional)

Define attributes of a relationship so that users in Business 360 applications can provide additional information about relationships.
For example, you might want to track whether your organization is actively engaging with customers. You define a Status attribute for the relationship between the Organization to Person business entities. Then users in Business 360 applications can specify that the status of the Informatica to John Smith relationship is active.
    1In the Hierarchy Designer panel, select a relationship.
    2In the Attributes section, click Add.
    The New Attribute dialog box appears.
    3Enter a name for the attribute.
    4Select an attribute type.
    The following table describes the attribute types:
    Attribute Type
    Description
    Primary
    The attribute field appears wherever related records appear, such as the related records section of the Record Details tab or the Hierarchy tab of a record.
    Secondary
    The attribute field only appears on the Hierarchy tab of a record.
    5Select the data type allowed in the attribute field.
    6If you select the picklist value type, select the reference data set for the attribute field.
    7To define a default value for the attribute, select Yes.
    When you select Yes, the Value field appears. Enter a default value for the attribute.
    8To reorder the attributes, click Up or Down beside the attribute that you want to move.
    9To define additional attributes of the relationship, repeat steps 2 to 5.
    10Click Save.