You can view a list of relationship instances that match
the relationship query. The results display in table view and include
the relationship instance ID and the property values associated with
the instance.
Before you begin
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About this task
To view a list of relationship instances that match the relationship
query, complete the steps in the Procedure section:
Procedure
- Ensure that the administrative console is running.
- In the navigation pane, click Integration Applications
> Relationship Manager.
- Open the relationships page for the server you want to
manage by clicking Relationships next to that
relationship services MBean.
- Select the button next to the relationship name and click Query.
- Click one of the query option tabs (All, By
ID, By Property, or By
Role) and specify the search criteria.
- Click OK to open the Relationship
Instances page.
Results
The list of relationship instances that match your query
appears in table view, with each relationship instance shown in its
own row. The total page and returned instance counts are displayed
at the bottom of the page.
Restriction: Filtering or sorting
on a large relationship instance count might result in performance
problems as it requires getting the full query result set from the
server in order to do the sorting. For example, sorting the relationship
instance data on a query that would return 20,000 relationship instances
needs to sort on those 20,000 instances. The total count (bottom of
page) gives an estimate of how many relationship instances you can
expect and whether sorting or filtering on a large set of data might
lead to long wait times.
For information on setting the
query block size parameter to allow for customization of how many
instances are read from the server at one time, see the help topic
on configuring the relationship service.
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