CSV-File with eclass 4.1 oder 5.x

Dear all,
is anybody out there who can offer me a eclass 4.1 oder 5.x classification load file for ccm 2.0.
I want to feed the master catalog with this classification.
Any hints and tips for creating this file are welcome.
Kindest regards
Roman Becker

Hi Roman,
we are also needing such an eclass import file. I was wondering, if maybe you received somehow somewhere such a hierarchy file or created it by yourself...
if so... could you pass it on to me?
thanks ni advance, regards, matthias

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