Use the Edit Relationship page to edit a selected relationship for the party that you are viewing relationships for. This party is the subject party, which, along with relationship type and object party, cannot be changed. What you can update in the relationship are:
Relationship phrase.
When you change the relationship phrase, Relationship Manager actually ends the existing relationship and creates a new one with the new phrase. The current date is the end date of the existing relationship.
Start date.
End date.
You can manually enter or change an end date to terminate a relationship at the current or another specified date. You can also extend a relationship by entering a later end date or removing the end date. Even relationships with an end date that already passed can be prolonged by changing or removing the end date.
Any changes that you make to the direction of the relationship with your party as the subject applies to the opposite direction of the relationship. For example, the direction you are editing is: Oracle is the employer of Joe. If you end this relationship, Joe as the employee of Oracle also ends.
Suggestion: You can also edit hierarchical relationships by moving parties within the hierarchy of a relationship type, which changes the object party. See: Updating Relationships by Moving Parties in a Hierarchy.
Navigate to the View Relationships page for a party with the relationships that you might want to edit. See: Viewing Relationships.
Click the Edit icon for the relationship that you want to edit.
Note: You can edit only relationships with the User Entered source.
In the Edit Relationship page, change the relationship phrase, start date, end date, or any combination of the above.
Click the Apply button.
The confirmation takes you back to the View Relationships page, where you can see the results of your changes.