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How to make a one to one relation in Hybris?
I see that we can create many to many, one to many, many to one in Hybris relations but one to one. Could anybody help understand why so ?
Solution
Hybris doesn't allow a one-one Relation. If you need this case you can simply model just an attribute to your object. Than you have a one-one relation.
Why Hybris doesn't allow it, I don't know exactlly.
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