Error message after executing KKRC- How to define Hierarchy ID ?

Question

Hi Gurus
Ours’ is a Chemical Mfg./ Marketing Company. We have ECC 5.0 version implemented in our Company. We  have the Production process orders of different types ( Normal Process order , Reprocess Process order etc.). For the purpose of MIS it is our regular practice to download data in Worksheets & then work upon it ( pivot tables etc.)  &  compile the reports. We have the requirement to have SKU wise ( Finished Goodswise ) summarised compilation of  different type of Variances ( both Qty. , value of input materials, wherever applicable) .
While browsing the SAP’s BPX community database I have come across the query similar to my requirement . refer thread Product costing - Information system, order summarization  
Posted: Sep 30, 2007 3:21 AM
As suggested in the response to that query  I have followed the steps .
KKRV followed by KKRC . The error message after executing  KKRC reads
“ No IDs defined for Hierarchy type CO
Diagnosis No Hierarchy id is defined in customising for the hierarchy type you selected
Procedure : go in to the customising and define the structure of hierarchy  by means of an appropriate Hierarchy ID. “
Can some one give me further leads ( i.e. navigation/path and clues for  defining   Hierarchy ID)
Or
is there any other way to address the requirement mentioned in opening para.
With best regards
Sudheer

Answer 1

Hi Patrick,
unfortunately I cannot provide an ad-hoc solution for your nested exception without further investigations.
Nevertheless I'm very interested to know, why you "gave up" using the Adaptive WS Model in Web Dynpro. What's the problem?
Perhaps the coding which now requires to create a model instance:
/** Hook method called to initialize controller. */
//@@end
public void wdDoInit() {
  //@@begin wdDoInit()
  // create a new model instance (1)
  EmailAdWSModel model = new EmailAdWSModel();
  // create model objects (2, 3)
  Request_SendEmail requestMO = new Request_SendEmail(model);
  SendEmail emailMO = new SendEmail(model);
  // associate model objects (4)
  requestMO.setSendEmail(emailMO);
  // bind executable model object to context node (5)
  wdContext.nodeRequest_SendEmail().bind(requestMO);
  //@@end
Regards, Bertram