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> If desired, `HierarchyId` is suitable for use as a key property type.
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In this case, the family tree is rooted with the patriarch of the family. Each halfling can be traced from the patriarch down the tree using its `PathFromPatriarch` property. SQL Server uses a compact binary format for these paths, but it is common to parse to and from a human-readable string representation when when working with code. In this representation, the position at each level is separated by a `/` character. For example, consider the family tree in the diagram below:
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In this case, the family tree is rooted with the patriarch of the family. Each halfling can be traced from the patriarch down the tree using its `PathFromPatriarch` property. SQL Server uses a compact binary format for these paths, but it is common to parse to and from a human-readable string representation when working with code. In this representation, the position at each level is separated by a `/` character. For example, consider the family tree in the diagram below:
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