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* The guid, localid and name of the location an object is linked to are directly stored in the main object table.
** Example:
* The guid, localid and name of an organization organisation linked to an object are directly stored in the main object table.
** Example:
* The guid, localid and name of classifications (country structure (gazetteer), assistance classification, cause classification and needs assessment classification) associated to an object are directly stored in the main object table. Since a classification can have several levels, there is a placeholder for each level, up to the maximum number of levels. For example, the country structure can have up to seven levels. Therefore, in a main object table like HAZARD, there will the following columns: gazetteer_level1_localid, gazetteer_level1_name, gazetteer_level2_localid, gazetteer_level2_name, ..., gazetteer_level7_localid, gazetteer_level7_name. If in IMSMA only four levels are defined, then the columns for levels five to seven will always be empty.
