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    This document contains code for reading hierarchical data from an SAP system. It defines variables for storing the hierarchy ID, node data, and name. It reads the hierarchy name from a table and uses it to select the hierarchy type from another table. If successful, it calls a function to import the node data into a table. It then loops through the node data, extracts identifiers from the node names, and appends them to a range table.

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    This document contains code for reading hierarchical data from an SAP system. It defines variables for storing the hierarchy ID, node data, and name. It reads the hierarchy name from a table and uses it to select the hierarchy type from another table. If successful, it calls a function to import the node data into a table. It then loops through the node data, extracts identifiers from the node names, and appends them to a range table.

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    This document contains code for reading hierarchical data from an SAP system. It defines variables for storing the hierarchy ID, node data, and name. It reads the hierarchy name from a table and uses it to select the hierarchy type from another table. If successful, it calls a function to import the node data into a table. It then loops through the node data, extracts identifiers from the node names, and appends them to a range table.

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    DATA: l_idx like sy-tabix.

    DATA: lw_hier_id TYPE rshi_s_rshiedirkey.


    DATA: lt_nodes_a_leaves TYPE rshi_t_hienode.
    DATA: lw_nodes_a_leaves LIKE LINE OF lt_nodes_a_leaves.

    DATA: l_hier_name TYPE rshienm.


    DATA: lw_hier_type TYPE rshiedir.

    read table l_t_range with key


    fieldname = '/BIC/ZFIELD_NAME'.
    l_idx = sy-tabix.
    *....

    l_hier_name = 'ZH_HIER_NAME'.

    SELECT SINGLE * FROM rshiedir INTO lw_hier_type


    WHERE hienm = l_hier_name
    AND objvers = 'A'.

    IF sy-subrc = 0.
    lw_hier_id-hieid = lw_hier_type-hieid.
    lw_hier_id-objvers = 'A'.

    CALL FUNCTION 'RSSH_HIERARCHY_READ'


    EXPORTING
    i_rshiedirkey = lw_hier_id
    IMPORTING
    e_t_rsnodes = lt_nodes_a_leaves
    EXCEPTIONS
    invalid_hierarchy = 1
    name_error = 2
    iobj_not_found = 3
    OTHERS = 4
    .
    IF sy-subrc <> 0.

    DELETE lt_nodes_a_leaves WHERE iobjnm = '0HIER_NODE'.

    Loop at lt_nodes_a_leaves INTO lw_nodes_a_leaves.

    l_t_range-fieldname = '/BIC/ZFIELD_NAME'.
    l_t_range-sign = 'I'.
    l_t_range-option = 'EQ'.
    * substring is due to compounding, generally unneeded
    l_t_range-low = lw_nodes_a_leaves-nodename+2(4).

    append l_t_range.

    endloop.

    ENDIF.

    ENDIF.

    * if l_idx <> 0.
    * modify l_t_range index l_idx.
    * else.
    * append l_t_range.
    * endif.
    p_subrc = 0.

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