A. The Schema Editor (Administrators Only) : Relationship Types Tab

Relationship Types Tab
An issue record can be related to one or more other issue records, through a variety of relationship types:
Duplicate: You can specify that issue record B duplicates issue record A, so that no work need be done on B. (Perhaps the same bug was reported twice.) Any number of records (B, C, D, ...) can duplicate a given record (A). The default AccuWork schema requires that a Duplicate relationship be established when an issue record's State field is set to the value Duplicate.
Dependency: You can specify that issue record B depends on issue record A (for example, from a project management viewpoint). AccuRev imposes no further semantics on such dependencies; this is a good application for user-defined scripts or practices.
Note: This relationship is independent of change package dependency relationships among issue records, which are maintained automatically by AccuRev.
Subtask: You can specify that issue record B defines a subtask of the work to be performed for issue record A. In this case, AccuRev considers issue record A to be "in" a particular stream only if issue record B is "in" that stream, also.
Track: This relationship type is used internally by AccuWork to track change package gaps.
The edit-widget for a field whose data type is Relationship is a table. It displays selected fields from all the other issue records that are related, through a particular relationship type, to the current record.
On this subtab, you specify -- for each relationship type -- which fields from a set of related issue records are to be displayed in a Relationship field.
Relationship Types Tab Layout
The Relationship Types subtab contains two sections:
Working on a Relationship Types Tab
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In the lower section, click the Setup Columns button to bring up a dialog box in which you select a set of database fields, to be displayed as columns in a Relationship field's edit-widget. (See Set Up Columns.) You can also specify the order of the fields.
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