Support View Equivalent from the Class Hierarchy

To start checking the class hierarchy, look at the Support Class. It inherits the Name and Date of birth attributes from the Person Class. It also inherits Hire date from the Employee Class. Querying the Support Class in the object schema would, therefore, provide exactly the same results as shown in the if the same data were stored in the object class definition. This is shown below.

Support View equivalent from the class hierarchy

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