Gets the navigator string but now camel cased.

Gets the opposite navigator string but now camel cased.

Gets the entity this relationship info is for (the owner of this relationship info)

Gets a value indicating whether the entity this relationship info is for is on the pk side of Relationship

Gets the navigator.

Gets the navigator instance for the navigator of the entity this info is for

Gets a value indicating whether the navigator is hidden (empty) (true) or not (false)

Gets a value indicating whether the navigator represents a set (true) or a single entity

Gets this.Relationship as NormalRelationshipEdge. If Relationship is not a NormalRelationshipEdge, null is returned.

Gets the opposite navigator.

Gets a value indicating whether the opposite navigator is hidden (empty) (true) or not (false)

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the opposite navigator represents a set (true) or a single entity

Gets the type of the relationship from the related entity 's point of view. So 1:n becomes m:1

Gets the related entity.

Gets the relationship.

Gets the type of the relationship as seen from the owner entity's point of view. So if the type of this.Relationship is 1:n and ForEntity is accessed via the end navigator (so this.ViaStartNavigator is false), this property returns m:1, while this.Relationship.RelationshipType will return 1:n. This because 1 relationship object is used for both the sides of the relationship: customer 1:n order is equal to order m;1 customer.

Gets the name of the unique association.

Gets a value indicating whether the owning entity is reached through the start navigator or the end navigator of Relationship