Answer / buddula15

Cardinality is define in foreign key relationship..
i.e cardinality is looks as X:Y
X refers Primary Key table and Y refers foreign key table..
it desribes For each value in primary key table(check
table), how many rows of data are allowed to be in the
foreign key table.

Answer / yarru sreenivasa rao

this is useful in views

Answer / ashok

I think this is related to webdynpro.....Cardinality shows
how many records that a node can store and how the data is
coming into node( entered by user OR from back-end )

EX: 1(user is entering) : n (node can store n no. of records ) .

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