# SYSTEMRELATIONANALYSISRELATIONS The relations of the Relation Analysis of the connection with their verdicts. - Catalog: `DataDictionary` - Schema: `Invantive` - Alias: `rar` This is a read-only view. The Data Dictionary API may not support changing the data or the Invantive UniversalSQL driver for Data Dictionary does not cover it. In the latter case, please use the table NativePlatformScalarRequests to upload data to the Data Dictionary API. ## View Columns The columns of the view `SYSTEMRELATIONANALYSISRELATIONS` are shown below. Each column has an SQL data type. | Name | Data Type | Label | Required | Documentation | |---|:---:|---|:---:|---| | `CHILD_COLUMNS` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☑ | Columns with the references. | | `CHILD_TABLE` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☑ | Table with the references. | | `DECLARED_BY_DRIVER` | `boolean` | | ☐ | Whether the driver declares the relation. | | `DESCRIPTION` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☐ | Text of a textual or candidate relation. | | `EXAMPLE_IDS` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☐ | Ids of the rows of at most 20 exceptions. | | `EXCEPTIONS` | `int64` | | ☐ | Number of values without a referenced row or with another carried attribute. | | `FILLED_VALUES` | `int64` | | ☐ | Number of filled values tested. | | `GUARANTEE` | `varchar2(240)` | | ☑ | What the driver guarantees. | | `IS_SELECTED` | `boolean` | | ☐ | Whether the analysis tests the relation. | | `KIND` | `varchar2(240)` | | ☑ | Kind of the relation. | | `NOT_TESTABLE_REASON` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☐ | Why the relation cannot be tested. | | `PARENT_COLUMNS` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☑ | Referenced columns. | | `PARENT_TABLE` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☑ | Referenced table. | | `PARTITION` | `varchar2(240)` | | ☐ | Partition code. | | `RELATION_ID` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☑ | Identification of the relation. | | `ROWS_TESTED` | `int64` | | ☐ | Number of rows tested. | | `STATEMENT_LINK` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☐ | Link of the statement of the consultant. | | `STATEMENT_QUOTE` | `varchar2(4000)` | | ☐ | Quote of the statement of the consultant. | | `VERDICT` | `varchar2(240)` | | ☑ | Verdict. |