Difference between value node,model node and recursion node?.

Hi all,
this is to ask you the difference between modal node, value node and recurrsion node?
please explain
Anhitya Kashyap

hi Anhit,
node can be classified as a value node or model node. The difference between value nodes and model nodes is that a value node can store the data itself, whereas the model node only references an external model object that stores the data.
more on nodes check this
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_webas630/helpdata/en/b8/cd96edb9c8794aa362e6e8b4236a1f/frameset.htm
thanks,
Saloni

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