The Relation property of the {0} refers to the {1} end of the {2}, which is not bound to a set of uniquely constrained columns for the {3}. Roles with Cardinality of One or OptionalOne require relations bound to uniquely constrained columns of the table.
The RelatedRoleID property for the {0} refers to the {2}, but the RelatedRoleID for "{3}" does not refer to "{1}". The RelatedRoleID ...
The Relation property of the {0} references the {1} end of the {2}. This property must reference a Relation end that refers ...
The Relation property of the {0} references the {2} end of the {3}, but the Relation property of the RelatedRole "{1}" also ...
The Relation property of the {0} references the {2}, but the Relation property of the RelatedRole "{1}" references the {3}. ...
The Relation property of the {0} refers to the {1} end of the {2}, which is not bound to a set of uniquely constrained columns ...
The relationship has been identified as damaged. You can try to edit it, but editing might fail. The safest way to fix the ...
The relationship is currently between a primary key column and a non-primary key column. If this is incorrect, click Reverse. ...
The remote copy of database "%1!s!" cannot be opened. Check the database name and ensure that it is in the restoring state, ...
The remote copy of database "%1!s!" has not been rolled forward to a point in time that is encompassed in the local copy ...