About Exploring Relations Between Markup Objects

You can understand the relations between a markup and its parent object, without opening the markup.

You can also customize which relations to display with the Review and Interference Relations profile using Customize Relations .

The following figure contains a schema of the relation between a markup, its context, associated change action, and issue: Where,

M	Markup
P	Product
CA	Change Action
I	Issue

If a markup is selected, the following relations are displayed:

Table 1. Markup Relations

Relation	Data type	No. of relations
Markup context	Product, part, drawing, layout	1

Table 2. Change Action Relations

Relation	Data type	No. of relations
Proposed change	Product, drawing, layout	n

Table 3. Issue Relations

Relation	Data type	No. of relations
Reported against	Product, drawing, layout	n
Attachments	Markup, interference metric	n
Resolved by	Change action	n

For more information on exploring relations between objects, see Relations User's Guide: Exploring Relationships Between Objects.