problem with GET_TREE_FROM_PRHI

[Former Member]

hi all

im trying to get the wbs elements in hierarchy using the fm GET_TREE_FROM_PRHI

im supposed to take the prhi-posnr

if i run the fm alone, i get different posnr

but if i call the fm in a program, im getting the same posnr.

for example, if there are 7 entries, im getting the 7 entries with the same posnr if i call the fm in a program but if i execute it alone, i get 7 entries with different posnr

does anybody know why this is happening

[Former Member]

hi all

im trying to get the wbs elements in hierarchy using the fm GET_TREE_FROM_PRHI

im supposed to take the prhi-posnr

if i run the fm alone, i get different posnr

but if i call the fm in a program, im getting the same posnr.

for example, if there are 7 entries, im getting the 7 entries with the same posnr if i call the fm in a program but if i execute it alone, i get 7 entries with different posnr

does anybody know why this is happening

[Former Member]

Hi,

Are you passing I_POSID as export parameter of funcition?

And the 7 values are due to 7 function calls ?

Best regards,

Leandro Mengue

[Former Member]

Hi,

Remember that the result is a struct of project...

Using GET_TREE_FROM_PRHI with I_POSID = ''E50000999 2' I get:

In SE38:

MAN POSNR            PSPHI         UP             DOWN            LEFT            RIGHT
040 E-50000999-2     E-50000999                   E-50000999-21   E-50000999-1
040 E-50000999-21    E-50000999    E-50000999-2                                   E-50000999-22
040 E-50000999-22    E-50000999    E-50000999-2                   E-50000999-21


I ZPROGRAM:

POSNR     PSPHI     UP        DOWN      LEFT      RIGHT
00001860  00000264  00000000  00001861  00001859  00000000
00001861  00000264  00001860  00000000  00000000  00001862
00001862  00000264  00001860  00000000  00001861  00000000

Best regards,

Leandro Mengue

[Former Member]

Hi Leandro

I didnt get exactly what you said

Can you explain ?

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi,

You solve your problem? (if yes, very good!)

Best regards,

Leandro Mengue