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If a relationship is selected instead of nodes, the _Discontinued products_ Scene action is not available, which is a result of the `WHERE id(n) in $nodes` on the second line of the Cypher query.
If a relationship is selected instead of nodes, the _Discontinued products_ Scene action is not available, which is a result of the `WHERE elementId(n) in $nodes` on the second line of the Cypher query.

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If you write a Scene action where your query targets relationships rather than nodes, they are defined in a similar fashion, `WHERE id(r) in $relationships`.
If you write a Scene action where your query targets relationships rather than nodes, they are defined in a similar fashion, `WHERE elementId(r) in $relationships`.
However, Explore reminds you if you forget.

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