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TIBCO BusinessEvents® Enterprise Edition 6.3.1

# Containment Relationships

Containment relationships allow one concept to be contained inside another concept.

You can define a hierarchy of containment, where each concept in the hierarchy is contained by the concept above it. The relationship is defined using a `ContainedConcept` property in the container concept.

Tip: When working with container and contained concepts in the rule editor, the XSLT mapper and XPath builder show the entire hierarchy of properties. In the rule editor, you can also use the `@parent` attribute to get the parent of a contained concept instance.

Deep containment relationships can cause memory issues. When TIBCO BusinessEvents retrieves a concept from cache, its child concepts are also retrieved. When you modify a child concept, its parent concepts are considered to be modified. It is recommended that you keep concept relationships shallow.

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