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In GoldMine-land, that is known as the <b>relationship tree</b> and/or <b>org chart</b>. Those records are stored in the CONTSUPP table with a contsupp.rectype value of O. <br />
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How the items are related to one another and what denotes a parent/child/folder/etc. relationship is fairly complex and may be a bit beyond the scope of a thread here to document.<br />
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I have been working with GoldMine for 21 years and have handled all manner of data-related projects for GoldMine customers (whether it's importing, exporting, or integrating the data.) If you need a hand with this project, it's right up my alley; feel free to get in touch directly.
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In GoldMine-land, that is known as the relationship tree and/or org chart. Those records are stored in the CONTSUPP table with a contsupp.rectype value of O.

How the items are related to one another and what denotes a parent/child/folder/etc. relationship is fairly complex and may be a bit beyond the scope of a thread here to document.

I have been working with GoldMine for 21 years and have handled all manner of data-related projects for GoldMine customers (whether it's importing, exporting, or integrating the data.) If you need a hand with this project, it's right up my alley; feel free to get in touch directly.

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Mohamed Nabawy

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Hi All,<br />
I am trying to migrate Goldmine companies with its hierarchies to another Db, does anyone did that before?<br />
If yes, I need to know how you did that or what exactly represent hierarchies on Goldmine schema?<br />
Also, I attach an image for a tree example that I need to migrate as is in the new Db.<br />
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Thanks, all.<br />
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TreeExample.png

Hi All,
I am trying to migrate Goldmine companies with its hierarchies to another Db, does anyone did that before?
If yes, I need to know how you did that or what exactly represent hierarchies on Goldmine schema?
Also, I attach an image for a tree example that I need to migrate as is in the new Db.

Thanks, all.

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