# Get Relationship schema name

After adding **'Map My Relationships'** control, you will require 'Relationship Schema Name' to populate relationship fields. 

Here are the steps to get relationship schema names:

### Power Apps:

* Navigate to **make.powerapps.com --> Select the environment --> Tables -->Select Table**.

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* Select **Relationships**.

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* Open the relationship from the list and copy the **Schema name**.&#x20;

**One-to-Many**&#x20;

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**Many-to-One:**

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**Many-to-Many:** Let’s take an even more relevant example, a contact having a many-to-many relationship with invoices. For this, you will have to place the control on the ‘**Contact’** entity form. In this case, we are considering configuring the relationship control only for the ‘**Account**’ entity.

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* Copy this name in comma-separated format in the properties of the Map My Relationships control.

### From Classic UI:

* Go to **Settings** --> **Customizations** --> **Customize the Entity** --> Select the **entity** from Entities component.

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* Click on **1:N Relationships,** **N:1 Relationships** and **N:N Relationships** to get the list of relationships available in the system.&#x20;

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* Open the relationship from the list and copy the **Schema name**. &#x20;

![One-to-Many](/files/-M87_Sg-cjxV8w7028Dd)

![Many-to-one](/files/-M87_aIa59Ss_WxDBQx_)

![Many-to-Many](/files/-MQ1SidOajz-p5FNhRRe)

* Copy and paste this name in comma separated format in properties of the Map My Relationships control.

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