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-.. _relations:
-
-Relations
-=========
-
-phpMyAdmin allows relationships (similar to foreign keys) using MySQL-native
-(InnoDB) methods when available and falling back on special phpMyAdmin-only
-features when needed. There are two ways of editing these relations, with the
-*relation view* and the drag-and-drop *designer* -- both of which are explained
-on this page.
-
-.. note::
-
-    You need to have configured the :ref:`linked-tables` for using phpMyAdmin
-    only relations.
-
-Technical info
---------------
-
-Currently the only MySQL table type that natively supports relationships is
-InnoDB. When using an InnoDB table, phpMyAdmin will create real InnoDB
-relations which will be enforced by MySQL no matter which application accesses
-the database. In the case of any other table type, phpMyAdmin enforces the
-relations internally and those relations are not applied to any other
-application.
-
-Relation view
--------------
-
-In order to get it working, you first have to properly create the
-[[pmadb|pmadb]]. Once that is setup, select a table's "Structure" page. Below
-the table definition, a link called "Relation view" is shown. If you click that
-link, a page will be shown that offers you to create a link to another table
-for any (most) fields. Only PRIMARY KEYS are shown there, so if the field you
-are referring to is not shown, you most likely are doing something wrong.  The
-drop-down at the bottom is the field which will be used as the name for a
-record.
-
-Relation view example
-+++++++++++++++++++++
-
-.. image:: images/pma-relations-relation-view-link.png
-
-.. image:: images/pma-relations-relation-link.png
-
-Let's say you have categories and links and one category can contain several links. Your table structure would be something like this:
-
--   `category.category_id` (must be unique)
--   `category.name`
--   `link.link_id`
--   `link.category_id`
--   `link.uri`.
-
-Open the relation view (below the table structure) page for the `link` table and for `category_id` field, you select `category.category_id` as master record.
-
-If you now browse the link table, the `category_id` field will be a clickable hyperlink to the proper category record. But all you see is just the `category_id`, not the name of the category.
-
-.. image:: images/pma-relations-relation-name.png
-
-To fix this, open the relation view of the `category` table and in the drop down at the bottom, select "name". If you now browse the link table again and hover the mouse over the `category_id` hyperlink, the value from the related category will be shown as tooltip.
-
-.. image:: images/pma-relations-links.png
-
-Designer
---------
-
-The Designer feature is a graphical way of creating, editing, and displaying
-phpMyAdmin relations. These relations are compatible with those created in
-phpMyAdmin's relation view.
-
-To use this feature, you need a properly configured :ref:`linked-tables` and
-must have the :config:option:`$cfg['Servers'][$i]['table_coords']` configured.
-
-To use the designer, select a database's structure page, then look for the
-:guilabel:`Designer` tab.
-
-To export the view into PDF, you have to create PDF pages first. The Designer
-creates the layout, how the tables shall be displayed. To finally export the
-view, you have to create this with a PDF page and select your layout, which you
-have created with the designer.
-
-.. seealso::
-
-    :ref:`faqpdf`