Hi Francine N,
Thank you for reaching out to us on the Microsoft Q&A forum.
It seems like you're looking for further clarification on the circular relationships section in the "Resolve modeling challenges" unit. Circular relationships occur when multiple tables are connected in a loop, which can create confusion and ambiguous dependencies in your model.
For instance, if Table 1 has a relationship with Table 2, which then relates to Table 3, and Table 3 also connects back to Table 1, this forms a circular relationship. These types of relationships can make your model harder to manage, as changes in one table will ripple unpredictably across others.
To resolve circular relationships, you can:
- Break the loop by changing one of the relationships to a single-directional relationship.
- Use a bridge table to handle connections between the tables without creating a direct relationship loop.
Please double-check whether all your relationships are configured correctly and ensure there are no circular dependencies, as they could hinder proper data visualization.
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