How to read a simple file to fill a HyperTable with column qualifiers?

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I had been looking at the wiki/docs to see for a sample which teaches how to load column qualifiers from a file. Is there any such sample. Could you guide me on the following simple table? Specifically the field FromID which should contain, say

FromID: person1 FromID: person2

create table stats (ID1,ID2,To,FromID, QUALIFIER INDEX FromID)

My TSV file looks like this

#SeQ    ID1 ID2 To  FromID
01099   3   4   me  ---What would the entries be here??

Thank you for the guidance,

Wajih

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