How does 'RHPH_STRUCTURE_READ' work ?

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I am using function RHPH_STRUCTURE_READ to find my system objects, but I don't understand how it exactly works, on attribute WEGID precisely !

Here is the list of what I need to find :

- O objects

- SM linked to O

- SE linked to SM

- E linked to SE or E linked to CE

For the first one, I use wegid 'O-S-P' (but I don't see what it does mean).

For the two followers, I use otype 'O' and resp. wegid 'O-SM' and 'O-SE'. Is there a way to do from SM to SE without using otype 'O' and this wegid ?

For the last one, I didn't find how to perform it !

Someone can explain me how does it works ? My way to test it is really risky !

Last question, is there a way to find all my O objects without notify an objid ?

Thanks for your help

Regards

[Former Member]

Use WGID SM-SE. Maybe you need to customize this wegid

[Former Member]

To Jorge Hernandez => I've already tried it.

How could it be customized ?

Edited by: CoinCoin on Dec 15, 2009 5:14 PM

[Former Member]

DATA: v_wegid LIKE t778a-wegid.

DATA: T_PLVAR LIKE P1000-PLVAR,

T_OTYPE LIKE P1000-OTYPE,

T_OBJID LIKE P1000-OBJID,

T_BEGDA LIKE P1000-BEGDA,

T_ENDDA LIKE P1000-ENDDA,

• get data for 2 levels

CALL FUNCTION 'RHPH_STRUCTURE_READ'

EXPORTING

plvar = t_plvar

otype = t_otype

objid = t_objid

wegid = v_wegid

begda = t_begda

endda = t_endda

• PUP_INFO = 'X'

• WITH_STEXT = 'X'

tdepth = '3'

TABLES

stru_tab = orgstru_tab

EXCEPTIONS

catalogue_problem = 1

root_not_found = 2

wegid_not_found = 3

OTHERS = 4.