Hi Daniel,

It is not that difficult, just as you define such a relationship in RDBMS...

Say class A and B have many to many relationship. Then you define a bridge
class C, and create properties a (of type A) and b (of type B) in class C.
Also you need to define c1 (of type C) in class A, c2 (of type C) in class B

Then you define one to many relationships (or parent-child relationships if
that suits you better) from A to C and B to C using properties c1,a and
c2,b.

In fact after you create classes A, B and C (without the properties c1, c2)
using studio's add property wizard from class A for example, does most of
the job for you. You just specify that your new property c1 is a relation to
class C through the property a, it completes the rest..

Hope this helps.
Regards,
Teoman



"Daniel Santa Cruz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have been reading a bit of the documentation, and have not been able
> to find a way to do many-many relationships in Cache.  How can I
> accomplish this?



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