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title: Create Relation Fields
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description: Step-by-step guide to connecting objects with relation fields.
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---
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Relation fields connect records from different objects—for example, linking People to Companies.
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<Note>
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**Relation names cannot be changed after creation** (they affect the API). Plan your names carefully.
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</Note>
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## Başlamadan Önce
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Decide:
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* Which objects are you connecting? (e.g., People → Companies)
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* Which is the "one" side? (e.g., Company)
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* Which is the "many" side? (e.g., People — many people work at one company)
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* What should the field be named on each side?
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See [Relation Fields](/l/tr/user-guide/data-model/capabilities/relation-fields) for relation types explained.
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## Steps
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1. Go to **Settings → Data Model**
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2. Select the object where you want the relation (typically the "many" side)
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3. Click **+ Add Field**
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4. Select **Relation** as the field type
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5. Choose the **target object**
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6. Select **One-to-Many** or **Many-to-One**
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7. Enter field names for **both sides** of the relation
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8. **Kaydet**'e tıklayın
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## Example: People → Companies
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* Go to **Settings → Data Model → People**
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* Add a Relation field
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* Target: **Companies**
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* Type: **Many-to-One**
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* Field on People: **Company**
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* Field on Companies: **Employees**
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Now each Person can be linked to a Company, and each Company shows its People.
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## Deleting a Relation
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1. Go to **Settings → Data Model**
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2. Find the relation field
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3. Click **⋮ → Deactivate**
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Links are preserved but hidden. Reactivate to restore.
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<Note>
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**Deleting a relation doesn't delete records.** Only the link between them is removed.
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</Note>
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## Related
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* [Relation Fields](/l/tr/user-guide/data-model/capabilities/relation-fields) — types and limitations
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* [How to Import Relations](/l/tr/user-guide/data-migration/how-tos/import-relations-between-objects-via-csv) — bulk import linked records
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