2008 May 02 2:47 PM
Hi Experts,
I used the classification system in r/3 to do my datamodell (TRANSACTION CL02). Now I want to write a ABAP-Report to give me a material's class, superklass and when possible its superclass. Therefore I think there must be a table containing the hierarchy of the classification I defined in TRANSACTION CLHP. Can you tell me which table I have to read from? Couldn't find the answer via google.
thank you.
PS.: usually classification information is stored in ausp. I already checked this but the information about classes can't be found there.
2008 May 02 3:04 PM
2008 May 02 3:06 PM
HI Daniel,
pls refer the following links. they may help you.
http://209.85.175.104/search?q=cache:RnfUZCDpQYEJ:www.biomediator.org/publications/genestar_implemen...TableforHierarchyinClassificationsystem&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=5
http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/7272518.html
thanks
sagar
reward me if usefull
2008 May 05 8:07 AM
Hello,
unfortunately these links don't refer to a sap r/3.
About K_HIERARCHY_TABLES_READ. I read that it will read profit center data. Plus the classification table ausp isn't used as well. The r/3 classification system cacl uses table ausp to store classifikation data in it. I want to read the "Superclasses" of a material, I used cl02 to create.
If anyone knows anything about where CLHP stores its information (that's the transaction the hierarchy is created; meaning you can say class a is superclass of class b e.g.), please tell me?
2008 May 05 8:16 AM
Hello,
I just found a Transaction that gives me the information I need:CC04.
But I need the information in abap. not in r/3.
Maybe someone knows that transaction.
2008 May 07 10:05 AM
Doesn't anybody know in which table I can find the superclass of a classification?
2008 May 07 10:38 AM
There must be a table in which sap saves information about the direct superclass. otherwise it would not understand that it needs to let me fill in the values of the superclass's characteristic in mm01 and not just the ones from the selected class. But where is it stored?
2010 Jul 28 10:49 AM
2020 Apr 25 9:30 AM
Hi, the question is old but just in case someone needs to find this information, like it just happened to me now, the table is KSSK (Allocation Table: Object to Class), with Indicator Object/Class field set to K. With this selection criteria the objects assigned to a Class that we get on the table are its subclasses (just the child ones)
Rgards
2021 May 17 11:27 AM
Thanks for answering this question despite its age, that helped me!