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<b>Hierarchical relationships</b>, also called parent-child relationships, exist between entities within a view. They describe that one element is partly composed of another. A process can consist of subprocesses, data categories can contain other data categories, and organizational units together form larger organizations. Therefore, these hierarchical parent-child relationships only exist within the organizational, data category, and process views. Hierarchical relationships are represented by a simple line. <p> | |||
::<u>Example:</u> Organizational units, processes, and data categories with hierarchical relationships<br clear=all> | |||
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Hierarchical relationships, also called parent-child relationships, exist between entities within a view. They describe that one element is partly composed of another. A process can consist of subprocesses, data categories can contain other data categories, and organizational units together form larger organizations. Therefore, these hierarchical parent-child relationships only exist within the organizational, data category, and process views. Hierarchical relationships are represented by a simple line.
- Example: Organizational units, processes, and data categories with hierarchical relationships
- Example: Organizational units, processes, and data categories with hierarchical relationships