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@@ -968,7 +968,7 @@ This code has the exact same function as the previous example, but no longer ass
 
 -   For view and input, the `flat` function can only be used for referential associations *(one-to-one or many-to-one)*, not collection associations *(one-to-many or many-to-many)*. It is used to promote the properties of associated DTOs to the current DTO type to obtain a flattened object without associations.
 
--   For specification, the `flat` function does not have the above restrictions and can be used for collection associations. Please check (../../query/super_qbe).
+-   For specification, the `flat` function does not have the above restrictions and can be used for collection associations. Please check [@Super QBE] (../../query/super_qbe).
 
 Take the `TreeNode` entity in the official example *(in fact, this example is wrong, we will discuss this issue later)*:
 
@@ -1490,4 +1490,4 @@ As mentioned earlier, the DTO language has two more powerful features that are n
 
 - [Handling Null Values in Input DTO](../../mutation/save-command/input-dto/null-handling)
 
-- [Specification DTO, Super QBE](../../query/super_qbe)
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+- [Specification DTO, Super QBE](../../query/super_qbe)