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Copy & Paste Relationship Graphs

Jarvis
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I discovered recently that I could copy & paste tables from one database to another. If I copied the contents of a layout from the first database I can also paste these contents into a similar layout on the second database.

So far, so good.

What I want to do now is paste the relationship graph from the first database into the second. There does not, however, seem to be any mechanism on the relationship graph for making this happen.

[color:red]Can anybody recommend a way to paste relationship graphs from one database to another?

Thanks,

Jarvis

There is no way to do this, AFAIK. Other than saving a file as a clone, and rebuilding from there. You can duplicate multiple TOs on the same graph. But not between files. It's probably because of the File References. Maybe someday....

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Thanks for corroborating this.

Jarvis

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