About Exploring Relations Between Review Objects

You can navigate through a review data and easily understand relations between different features created within it and other objects, without opening the review.

Using Relations, you can see relations between reviews and review highlights with other objects.

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 relations between different review features:

The following figure contains a schema of relations between review features with a change action and an issue:

Where,

R	Review
P	Product
Re	Requirement
M	Member list
H	Highlight
CA	Change Action
I	Issue Note: The name of the associated highlight is displayed for the issue

• If a review is selected, the following relations are displayed:

  Representation	Relation	Data type	No. of relations
  	Review context	Product, filter, drawing, PPR, FL, etc.	0 to n
  	Validated	Product, part	0 to n
  	Checked	Requirements	0 to n
  	Team	Member list	1
  	Published	Review highlight	0 to n

• If a review highlight is selected, the following relations are displayed:

  Representation	Relation	Data type	No. of relations
  	Published	Review	1
  	Highlighted check	Requirement	1

• If a change action is selected, the following relations are displayed:

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

• If an issue is selected, the following relations are displayed:

  Representation	Relation	Data type	No. of relations
  	Reported against	Product, drawing, layout	n
  	Attachments	Review, 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.