Here is a tiny sample script to see all MS CRM relationships in one place and with nice attribute/entities names:
SELECT r.Name as "RefName", e1.Name as "fromEntity", a1.Name as "fromAttr", e2.Name as "toEntity", a2.Name as "toAttr",
r.RelationshipType, r.IsLogical, r.CascadeDelete, r.CascadeAssign, r.CascadeShare,
r.IsCustomRelationship
FROM [dbo].[Relationship] r
JOIN [dbo].[Entity] e1 ON e1.EntityId = r.ReferencingEntityId
JOIN [dbo].[Entity] e2 ON e2.EntityId = r.ReferencedEntityId
JOIN dbo.Attribute a1 ON r.ReferencingAttributeId = a1.AttributeId
JOIN dbo.Attribute a2 ON r.ReferencedAttributeId = a2.AttributeId
WHERE e1.EntityId IN (SELECT EntityId
FROM [dbo].[Entity]
WHERE Name in
('Lead', 'V2_contract', 'Account', 'Email', 'V2_incidenthistory',
'SystemUserLicenses', 'QuoteClose', 'BulkOperation', 'V2_technicalspec'))
OR
e2.EntityId IN (SELECT EntityId
FROM [dbo].[Entity]
WHERE Name in
('Lead', 'V2_contract', 'Account', 'Email', 'V2_incidenthistory',
'SystemUserLicenses', 'QuoteClose', 'BulkOperation', 'V2_technicalspec'))
ORDER BY "fromEntity", "fromAttr"
Change the entity names in the filter to what you need or delete it altogether. To be executed on the MSCRM metabase DB. Hope might save someone a minute :).
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