“Connections in Knack allow for one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to-many relationships. The type of connection you choose depends on the specific data relationship you need to represent. For instance, a book could be borrowed by multiple borrowers (many-to-many), or a borrower could borrow multiple books (one-to-many).”
need to add: many-to-one,
“For instance, a book could be borrowed by multiple borrowers (many-to-many), or a borrower could borrow multiple books (one-to-many).”
If we follow the example, it should be (one-to-many).
But then the example is not realist, since a unique book cannot be borrowed by various borrowers at the same time.
chapter 4: connections
Missing the many-to-one type of connections.
chapter 5: create & use
Creating a connection in Knack is straightforward.
Click on “+ Add Field” to create a new field.
Here faster is to Click on “+” on the right Connections column.
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