Please make me understand the Evaluation Paths mentioned

Hi Gurus,
Could you please explain the following Evaluation paths.
10     S     A     003     Belongs to                      *     O
20     S     A     008     Holder                                     *     P
30     O     B     002     Is line supervisor of                     *     O
40     O     B     003     Incorporates                     *     S
50     S     A     Z01     HR partner assigned to     *     S
10     S     A     008     Holder                                     *     P
30     S     A     Z01     HR partner assigned to     *     S
40     S     A     003     Belongs to                                     *     O
60     O     B     003     Incorporates                     *     S
70     O     B     002     Is line supervisor of                     *     O
Regards
Vinoth Kumar.R

Hi,
These Evaluation Paths are nothing but Relationship between objects.
"S" is position hence the first relationship tells that Position belongs to particular Organisational unit"O".
Same way other relationships can be understood.Still if you have doubts, pls. feel free to ask.
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