on 09-23-2014 8:46 PM
Hi,
I have a scenario where product hierarchy levels and its attributes needs to be created
dynamically. Is it possible in MDG.
For Ex:
I want to create a levels such as (Food), (Beverages) and add my material Orange Juice to it.
Product (L1)
- Food (L2)
- Beverages (L3)
- Orange Juice
Can I achieve this through MDG?
I saw a blog from Steffen Ulmer (https://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-33056) where he mentioned few classifications related stuff can be
achieved through CL02 & CLHP. Is it a standard one which can be achieved through MDG? Is it an out of box feature?
Please share your thoughts?
Thanks
Bala
Why can't you use Profit center or cost center hierarchy? It is configured exactly the same way.
Kiran
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Assigning materials to a class (and maintaing the valuation of the characteristics) can be done in MDG-M, standard shipment/UI.
Maintaining new classes/characteristics/values is not possible with out-of-the-box content. It would be a "custom object" implementation and might (depending on the scope: hierarchies, object dependencies, change management, ...) be quite some effort.
Regards, Ingo
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Sorry, no can say - apart from the standard documentation of classification, custom objects and hierarchies, I have no additional information to share...
Basically, if you want to implement a custom reuse object, the trick is to find the correct APIs to update the backend tables during activation (and to check the data, of course)
Hi Bala
Product Hierarchy field is alread there in MDGM. Considering you perform all backend customization in target systen and it is add on mode. It Stand alone mode you need to import it in MDG hub with respective customizing table.
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