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The official SDL docs and the CME state/show that a keyword can have "parent keywords" (multiple), also, I've read about that from various sources, and it's even explicitly mentioned in a comment herehere. Despite all that, I am unable to add multiple parents to a keyword from the CME, so I'm wondering if it's possible at all? I can imagine doing it via code.

I have no practical reason why I would want this, I'm just being curious.

Thanks.

The official SDL docs and the CME state/show that a keyword can have "parent keywords" (multiple), also, I've read about that from various sources, and it's even explicitly mentioned in a comment here. Despite all that, I am unable to add multiple parents to a keyword from the CME, so I'm wondering if it's possible at all? I can imagine doing it via code.

I have no practical reason why I would want this, I'm just being curious.

Thanks.

The official SDL docs and the CME state/show that a keyword can have "parent keywords" (multiple), also, I've read about that from various sources, and it's even explicitly mentioned in a comment here. Despite all that, I am unable to add multiple parents to a keyword from the CME, so I'm wondering if it's possible at all? I can imagine doing it via code.

I have no practical reason why I would want this, I'm just being curious.

Thanks.

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Keyword with multiple parents

The official SDL docs and the CME state/show that a keyword can have "parent keywords" (multiple), also, I've read about that from various sources, and it's even explicitly mentioned in a comment here. Despite all that, I am unable to add multiple parents to a keyword from the CME, so I'm wondering if it's possible at all? I can imagine doing it via code.

I have no practical reason why I would want this, I'm just being curious.

Thanks.