Hi,

What's version you are using?

If you're using prior to 7.5, you're in the right track. From CatalogRelationDto.NodeEntryRelation table, you can find:

- The rows which has a specific CatalogEntryId, then you can now which Nodes a entry belongs to

- The rows which has a specific CatalogNodeId, then you can now which entries a Node contains.

You may also want to apply a CatalogId when finding. 

You also can use ICatalogSystem.GetCatalogEntriesDto which take a catalogNode parameter, for example:

http://world.episerver.com/Documentation/Class-library/?documentId=commerce/7.5/fa8d9748-5d9e-4460-b237-0260f1596ef2

From 7.5, you can use ILinksRepository to get that.

/Q

Thanks for your response.  I'm using Commerce 7.5.  I think either I'm doing something wrong or I've found a bug here.  Here's one line of my code:

CatalogRelationDto relation = CatalogContext.Current.GetCatalogRelationDto(52);

There's a record in the NodeEntryRelation table in the database with CatalogEntryId equal to 52 and CatalogNodeId equal to 71.  However, relation.NodeEntryRelation.Count is 0 in this case.  Am I using this method incorrectly?

I haven't tried the ILinksRepository yet.

I believe that you need to use the other overload:

http://world.episerver.com/Documentation/Class-library/?documentId=commerce/7.5/c16f749c-1de9-b83e-c74d-d0d0c4152178

Pass the CatalogId and CatalogNodeId/CatalogEntryId here and you will be able to get the NodeEntryRelation, something like this:

//To get the relation of entry. Note that I'm passing CatalogId here. If you want to get all the relation, leave CatalogId = 0

GetCatalogRelationDto(1, 0, 52, string.Empty, new CatalogRelationResponseGroup())

//To get the relation of node

GetCatalogRelationDto(1, 71, 0, string.Empty, new CatalogRelationResponseGroup())

Regards.

/Q

That's exactly what I needed.  I didn't realize you could pass 0 for the IDs to get all related items.  Thanks so much!