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How to create many-to-many asset relationshipss

Chris Schmidt
Chris Schmidt I'm New Here May 31, 2021

Hey everyone! I'm trying to figure out how to create object references in a many-to-many type relationship. For instance I am using insight for our application inventory -- an application may (and probably is) used by more than one department. How can I represent this in Insight without creating multiple object fields like 

Used By 1
Used By 2
Used By 3

I can't seem to figure out a way to create a "Multi-Select" type object relationship attribute

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David Sumlin
David Sumlin Jun 07, 2021

In the administrative Attributes section for the ObjectType, you can configure that attribute to have an unlimited cardinality. (this basically allows for more than a single object-object relationship)

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