on 04-11-2006 10:47 AM
Hi Experts,
I would like to know if it's possible to create custom hierarchy data sources in R/3, which I can use for extracting data to BW.
If so please explain the procedures for creating the hierarchy.
Regards
Rajesh
Hi Rajesh,
it's no fun ...
create a program that generates a flatfile with the proper hierarchy-structure (with node-dependencies and so on ..). logic for the setup needs to be defined in the program.
After having excecuted the program, best way is to post it onto the fileserver of the BW by ftp or a program using an ftp-enabled function module, so you can schedule it in BW. move into a logical file-name, so you can have a versioning by date to it. Oh, and you should raise an event, as soon the file is posted successfully into the file-server.
The datasource stuff for FF-Hierarchies within BW should be quite clear, isn't it?
need more info?
cheers
sven
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Hi Sven,
Thanks for your reply.
Following are some of the application specific hierarchy datasources of material.
0MATERIAL_LGEN_HIER
0MATERIAL_LKLS_HIER
0MATERIAL_LPRH_HIER
i would like to know whether its possible to create similar kind of data sources in R/3, ie custom hierarchies (eg for zmaterial).
I would like to know more about it.
Regards
Rajesh
Hi again,
well if you need it for an infoObject ZMATERIAL,
Create the infoObject ZMATERIAL with reference to 0MATERIAL and you will have all 0MATERIAL hierarchies available for ZMATERIAL.
Nothing additional necessary.
The creation of similar Hierarchy-Extractors in R/3 is, as far as i know, not possible.
The proper order for the FF-Elements when uploading the self-defined hierarchy depends on the hierarchy-settings in the DataSource, for instance for sorted hierarchies:
Node ID NODEID NUMC 8
InfoObject Name INFOOBJECT CHAR 30
Node Name NODENAME CHAR 32
Link Name LINK CHAR 1
Parent Node PARENTID NUMC 8
First Subnode CHILDID NUMC 8
Next Node Along NEXTID NUMC 8
Language Key LANGU CHAR 1
Description - Short TXTSH CHAR 20
Description - Medium TXTMD CHAR 40
Description - Long TXTLG CHAR 60
Look also for the Function module for the FTP in se38 by FTP.
hth
cheers
sven
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