Hi all. I'm trying to import a csv file with information about financial 
transactions to a graph database. The csv file has the following structure:

TransactionID  Date        Value  Currency  Office  ProdType  
TransactionType  AccountID  AccountHolderIDType  AccountHolderID  
PlaceCode  AccountHolderName  CounterpartIDType  CounterpartID  
CounterpartName
194            29/12/1984  37081  100       235     10    
    8                4556353    161                  99347644358      
374040     Nombre7229         136                75994470492    Nombre2853
195            20/12/1984  38751  100       280     10     
   5                2243499    161                  99347647398      
374040     Nombre7231         136                66241286961    Nombre265
196            28/12/1984  40000  100       239     10        
5                3065782    161                  
99347647889      374040     Nombre7232         136                
79079592681    Nombre4491
197            23/12/1984  40212  100       239     311      
 8                1394271    161                  99347647889      
374040     Nombre7232         136                79052675438    Nombre4437

In this data, a counterpart (which is a person) does a transaction that 
affects a financial product, which in turn is owned by an account holder 
(which is a person). So, I want to have classes *person*, *transaction *and 
*account*, as vertices, and classes *makes*, *affects* and *ownes*, as 
edges. Taking the first line of the data:

(Counterpart with id: 75994470492) -[makes]-> (transaction with id: 194) 
-[affects]-> (account with id: 4556353) <-[ownes]- (AccountHolder with id: 
99347644358)

Also, person class has properties id, id type, name; transaction class has 
properties id, date, value, currency, office and place code; account class 
has properties id and type.

I'll like to import directly this information to a graph database, using 
the ETL tool, without having to break it between tables for each of the 
classes. I've been Reading the documentation but the examples I found seem 
to be too simplistic, and also asume information is separated in tables by 
class.

Can anyonw help me with this? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Best regards,

Nicolás

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