AW: Trying to find top-level org unit

[Knuth, Bernhard]

Brad,
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try RH_STRUC_GET with ACT_OTYPE =3D 'O', ACT_OBJID =3D '50000000', and =
ACT_WEGID
=3D 'ORGEH' (evaluation path in org. management).  You will find the =
LEVEL in
RESULT_STRUC.
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You should always use function modules accessing HRP* instead of a =
SELECT.
You will find them in RHDB starting with RH_READ_INFTY*.
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Regards,
Bernhard Knuth
BPT Consulting and Integration
SAP Walldorf
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Von: Rakesh Dube [mailto:rakesh_dube at pacific.net.sg]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 17. Januar 2001 03:11
An: SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Betreff: Re: Trying to find top-level org unit
 
 
Hi Brad,=20
U have to write  recursive function module to find out the top-level =
org
unit.=20
 
Tables  which is using the relationship is HRP1000 and HRP1001=20
 
 
HRP1000 is for creating the structure and HRP1001 is for relationship =
to the
object=20
 
 
If u need any further detail let me know=20
Thanks=20
Rakesh=20
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"Schroeter, Brad" wrote:=20
 
 
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I've got an org structure like this:=20
Org unit 50000000 (top-level)=20
|__Org unit 50000001=20
|__Org unit 50000002=20
|__Org unit 50000003=20
 
 
Let's say I'm currently using org unit 50000000, I'm in a custom method =
and
I want to find if it's the top-level?  Is there a database select =
statement
to one of the HRP* tables or a function module that will give me the =
info?=20
 
 
Thanks,=20
Brad
 
 
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