In this we will create two lists in SharePoint 2010 and setup the Relation between the lists by adding the lookup column. Please note that the belwo example is a console application.
string lookupFieldName = “RelatedField”;
using (SPSite site = new SPSite(“http://SpSite”))
{
using (SPWeb web = site.OpenWeb())
{
SPListCollection lists = web.Lists;
//Creating Parent list
Guid SourceListId = lists.Add(“Parent List”,”", SPListTemplateType.
Console.WriteLine(“Parent List Done…”);
//Creating Child List
Guid TargetListId = lists.Add(“Child List”,”",SPListTemplateType.
Console.WriteLine(“Child List Done…”);
SPList SourceList = lists[SourceListId];
SPList TargetList = lists[TargetListId];
SPFieldCollection Fields = TargetList.Fields;
//Adding a lookup Field in Child List
Fields.AddLookup(
Console.WriteLine(“Lookup Field Created”);
//Adding the Restrict behaviour
SPFieldLookup NewLookupField = Fields[lookupFieldName] as SPFieldLookup;
NewLookupField.Indexed = true;
NewLookupField.LookupField = “Title”;
NewLookupField.
NewLookupField.Update();
Console.WriteLine(“Lookup field integrity enforced”);
//Adding Items in the List
SPListItem NewSourceItem = SourceList.Items.Add();
NewSourceItem["Title"] = “Parent Data”;
NewSourceItem.Update();
Console.WriteLine(“Source listitem created”);
SPListItem NewTargetItem = TargetList.Items.Add();
NewTargetItem["Title"] = “Child Data”;
NewTargetItem[lookupFieldName] = new SPFieldLookupValue(1, “Source Data”);
NewTargetItem.Update();
Console.WriteLine(“Parent listitem created”);
TargetList.Update();
SourceList.Update();
}
}
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