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Relationship dataset for the JSON data schema

Learn about the relationship dataset for JSON.

This table holds data for all relationships. Use these datasets to view your relationship metadata.
FieldDescriptionData type/Mode
Uri

The universal resource identifier. It is in the format <ObjectTypeSpecifier>/Id.

Example: For relationships, the ObjectTypeSpecifier is relations. So if the id is wewew12, the Uri is relations/wewew12.

Data type: STRING

Mode: NULLABLE

TypeThe relationship type in Reltio.Data type: STRING

Mode: NULLABLE

IdThe relationship identifier in Reltio.Data type: STRING

Mode: NULLABLE

createdTimeThe timestamp when the relationship is created in Reltio.Data type: TIMESTAMP

Mode: NULLABLE

createdByThe user who created the relationship.Data type: STRING

Mode: NULLABLE

updatedTimeThe timestamp when the relationship is last updated in Reltio.Data type: TIMESTAMP

Mode: NULLABLE

updatedByThe user who last updated the relationship.Data type: STRING

Mode: NULLABLE

deletedTimeThe time when the relationship is deleted.Data type: TIMESTAMP

Mode: NULLABLE

deletedAn indicator that tells you whether the relationship is deleted or not.Data type: BOOLEAN

Mode: NULLABLE

startDateThe date when the relationship is created in Reltio.Data type: TIMESTAMP

Mode: NULLABLE

endDateThe date when the relationship is marked for a soft delete, if it is already deleted, in Reltio. Data type: TIMESTAMP

Mode: NULLABLE

eventTimeThe time when an event is logged in Reltio.Data type: TIMESTAMP

Mode: NULLABLE

insertedTimeThe time when an relationship is inserted in the GBQ table.Data type: TIMESTAMP

Mode: NULLABLE

versionTimeThe object version in Reltio.Data type: INTEGER

Mode: NULLABLE

conflictedAttributesThe location of all attributes that are currently not in the attributes schema. After the tables are deleted and data is resynchronized, these values are added to the attribute column in the attributes schema.Data type: STRING

Mode: NULLABLE

StartAn object that has one property ID of the start object in the relationship (start object configured in L3). You can access the property ID using Start.Id .Data type: RECORD

Mode: NULLABLE

EndAn object that has one property ID of the end object in the relationship (end object configured in L3). You can access the property ID using End.Id.Data type: RECORD

Mode: NULLABLE

crosswalksA representation of the crosswalks of an object in Reltio. For more information, see topic crosswalks schema.Data type: RECORD

Mode: REPEATED

tagsThe location of all tags that can be applied to the relationship.Data type: STRING

Mode: REPEATED

attributesThe location of the relationship's attribute information in JSON format.Data type: JSON

Mode: NULLABLE

The crosswalks schema duplicates the structure of a Reltio crosswalk.
FieldDescriptionGBQ type/GBQ mode
valueThe crosswalk value.GBQ type: STRING

GBQ mode: NULLABLE

attributesThe list of attribute Uris that belong to the crosswalk.GBQ type: STRING

GBQ mode: REPEATED

UriThe crosswalk's Universal resource identifier.GBQ type: STRING

GBQ mode: NULLABLE

createDateThe timestamp when the crosswalk is created in Reltio.GBQ type: TIMESTAMP

GBQ mode: NULLABLE

updateDateThe timestamp when the crosswalk is last updated in Reltio.GBQ type: TIMESTAMP

GBQ mode: NULLABLE

deleteDateThe timestamp when the crosswalk is deleted.GBQ type: TIMESTAMP

GBQ mode: NULLABLE

reltioLoadDateThe timestamp when the crosswalk is loaded in Reltio.GBQ type: TIMESTAMP

GBQ mode: NULLABLE

sourceThe crosswalk source.GBQ type: STRING

GBQ mode: NULLABLE

sourceTableThe crosswalk source table.GBQ type: STRING

GBQ mode: NULLABLE

refEntityOrRelationIdThe identifier of the relation that is used as a source for the reference attribute.GBQ type: STRING

GBQ mode: NULLABLE