hey @yetitwo , quick question for you. If I have two tables in SQL Server — org and environment — and there's a parent-child relationship between them (each environment belongs to an org), should I still represent that relationship in SQL using foreign keys for referential integrity, in addition to defining the relationship in SpiceDB (e.g.,

environment:env123#org@org:org456

)? Or is it redundant to store that relationship in both places?