Org Hierarchy Query

Hii Gurus,
Our client have the follwing requirement.
They need to see the parent node of the 0ORGUNIT in a separate column.
We do not know what it will take to accomplish this (enhancing 0ORGUNIT doesn't seem to be an option at this point),
Can u give me other options so that we can get.
As is:
Table
ClaenderYear/Month Organizational unit
JAN2008                   60006395
JAN2008                    20000000
JAN2008                    20000026
JAN2008                    20000040
To be:
Table
ClaenderYear/Month Organizational unit    Parent Node
JAN2008                      60006395
JAN2008                        20000000          60006395
JAN2008                          20000026        20000000
JAN2008                            20000040       20000026
Thanks,
Babu

No solution but just an idea. Look to creating a data source on the hierarchy table in the BW system itself. Then you can just have a virtual provider on this datasource

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  • Org Hierarchy Query(its urgent)

    Hii Gurus,
    Our client have the follwing requirement.
    They need to see the parent node of the 0ORGUNIT in a separate column.
    We do not know what it will take to accomplish this (enhancing 0ORGUNIT doesn't seem to be an option at this point),
    Can u give me other options so that we can get.
    As is:
    Table
    ClaenderYear/Month        Organizational unit
    JAN2008                             60006395
    JAN2008                                 20000000
    JAN2008                                    20000026
    JAN2008                                      20000040
    To be:
      Table
    ClaenderYear/Month        Organizational unit               Parent Node
    JAN2008                             60006395
    JAN2008                                 20000000                      60006395
    JAN2008                                    20000026                   20000000
    JAN2008                                      20000040                 20000026
    Thanks,
    Babu

    Yep that;s always the issue yeah when hierachy is activated in the report, all becomes messy.
    0ORGunit is master data. Add another info object "ZPORGUNIT", then reference this to 0ORGUNIT.
    Hope this helps.

  • API for assigning an Inv Org to an Org Hierarchy

    Is there an API for linking an Inv ORg to an existing Org Hierarchy?

    Check the documentation, implementation guide specific to your product. Is there anything specific to OAF in your query?
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  • Reporting by org hierarchy with drill down by each level of reports to...

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  • Hierarchial Query 3 Levels

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    8569                    2-ijkl-mnop                 5678-3f-maker-taker         NULL                                 0                         ? (Not sure how to indicate
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    G
    Edited by: GMoney on Aug 22, 2012 12:54 PM
    Edited by: GMoney on Aug 22, 2012 12:57 PM

    Frank,
    I was hoping you would cross paths with this post.
    I am building on a TOP N query you helped me with in another post.
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    Prod_3 - shows there is a relationship between an item in Prod_1 that is not in Prod_2.
    There may be items in Prod_1 that have no relationship to Prod_2 or Prod_3 are those are just billed or not getting billed BAD
    There are other cases where there is a item in Prod_2 that is the parent of one or more items in Prod_1 but not related to Prod_3 and those are billed.
    There are other cases where there is a item in Prod_2 that is the parent of one or more items in Prod_1 but not related to Prod_3 and not getting billed BAD
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    8569                    2-ijkl-mnop                 5678-3f-maker-taker         NULL                             0              ? (Not sure how to indicate
    8571                    4-yzab-cdef                5678-3f-maker-taker         NULL                             0                 what should be displayed
    9588                    5678-3f-maker-taker    NULL                           88-test-123456                 0                 in this new column to make
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  • Hierarchy Query

    Hi All..
    I have a hierarchy query with description as below
    SQL> desc manager_entity;
    Name                                      Null?    Type
    MANAGER_ENTITY_ID               NOT NULL NUMBER
    MANAGER_ENTITY_TYPE_ID      NOT NULL NUMBER
    MANAGER_ENTITY_PARENT_ID                  NUMBER
    CREATE_USER                          NOT NULL  VARCHAR2(50)
    CREATE_DATETIME                    NOT NULL DATE
    LAST_UPDATE_USER                 NOT NULL  VARCHAR2(50)
    LAST_UPDATE_DATETIME           NOT NULL DATE
    MANAGER_ENTITY_LINK_ID       NOT NULL  NUMBERI got the correct relation between the parent and child using the below query
    select  me.manager_entity_id
    ,      me.manager_entity_type_id
    ,      me.manager_entity_parent_id
    ,      me.manager_entity_link_id
    ,      level
    from manager_entity me
    start with me.manager_entity_id=:p_id
    connect by prior me.manager_entity_id=me.manager_entity_parent_idWhen I try to join this table with other 3 tables I’m unable to retrieve data. Description of the other 3 tables
    SQL> desc manager_product;
    Name                                      Null?    Type
    MANAGER_PRODUCT_ID                        NOT NULL NUMBER
    MANAGER_PRODUCT_NAME                      NOT NULL VARCHAR2(50)
    MANAGER_ROOF_ID                           NOT NULL NUMBER
    ACT_STRATEGY                                       VARCHAR2(50)
    ACT_SUB_STRATEGY                                   VARCHAR2(50)
    ACT_DATE_ENTERED                                   DATE
    ACT_INCEPTION_DATE                                 DATE
    ACT_PEER_GROUP                                     VARCHAR2(50)
    BACK_OFFICE_RISK_ID                                NUMBER
    AREA_ID                                            NUMBER
    ACT_CREATE_DATE                                    DATE
    PROCESS_STOP_DATE                                  DATE
    TARGET_COMPLETION_DATE                             DATE
    REVISIT_DATE                                       DATE
    CREATE_USER                                        VARCHAR2(50)
    CREATE_DATETIME                                    DATE
    LAST_UPDATE_USER                                   VARCHAR2(50)
    LAST_UPDATE_DATETIME                               DATE
    SQL> desc manager_roof;
    Name                                      Null?    Type
    MANAGER_ROOF_ID                           NOT NULL NUMBER
    MANAGER_ROOF_NAME                         NOT NULL VARCHAR2(50)
    ROOF_COMPANY_ID                           NOT NULL NUMBER
    CREATE_USER                                        VARCHAR2(50)
    CREATE_DATETIME                                    DATE
    LAST_UPDATE_USER                                   VARCHAR2(50)
    LAST_UPDATE_DATETIME                               DATE
    SQL> desc investment_vehicle;
    Name                                      Null?    Type
    INVESTMENT_VEHICLE_ID                     NOT NULL NUMBER
    INVESTMENT_VEHICLE_NAME                   NOT NULL VARCHAR2(255)
    INVESTMENT_VEHICLE_ARRT_NAME                       VARCHAR2(255)
    INVESTIER_SYSID                                    NUMBER
    INVESTIER_ID                                       VARCHAR2(100)
    MANAGER_PRODUCT_ID                                 NUMBER
    TRADING_STRUCTURE_TYPE_ID                          NUMBER
    LEGAL_DESIGNATION_ID                               NUMBER
    ADDITIONAL_INVEST_FORM_TYPE_ID                     NUMBER
    INVESTMENT_VEH_CLASS_TYPE_ID                       NUMBER
    ERISA_PLAN_ASSET_CATEGORY_ID                       NUMBER
    SIDE_LETTER_FLAG                                   CHAR(1)
    INCEPTION_DATE                                     DATE
    ALLOW_ERISA_FLAG                                   CHAR(1)
    ALLOW_PLAN_ASSET_FLAG                              CHAR(1)
    ALLOW_US_TAXABLE_INVESTOR_FLAG                     CHAR(1)
    ALLOW_OFFSHORE_INVESTOR_FLAG                       CHAR(1)
    SUB_DOC_DEADLINE                                   NUMBER
    WIRE_DEADLINE                                      NUMBER
    DOMICILE_COUNTRY_ID                                NUMBER
    CREATE_USER                                        VARCHAR2(50)
    CREATE_DATETIME                                    DATE
    LAST_UPDATE_USER                                   VARCHAR2(50)
    LAST_UPDATE_DATETIME                               DATE
    PERTRAC_DATA_VENDOR_ID                             VARCHAR2(255)
    PERTRAC_DATA_VENDOR_NAME                           VARCHAR2(255)
    FTS_NAME                                           VARCHAR2(255)
    MATLAB_MANAGER_NAME                                VARCHAR2(255)
    ACT_CO_FUND_NAME                                   VARCHAR2(255)
    ACT_INVESTMENT_VEHICLE_NAME                        VARCHAR2(255)
    SIDE_POCKET_PCT                                    NUMBER
    MAX_ILLIQUID_PCT                                   NUMBER
    CONTRIBUTION_OPENING_ID                            NUMBER
    MANAGEMENT_FEE_PCT                                 NUMBER
    INCENTIVE_FEE_PCT                                  NUMBER
    SIDE_POCKET_NOTE                                   VARCHAR2(4000)
    FTS_ID                                             NUMBERI was trying to join the other 3 tables with the main query as below..
    select  me.manager_entity_id
    ,      me.manager_entity_type_id
    ,      me.manager_entity_parent_id
    ,      me.manager_entity_link_id
    ,      level
    from manager_entity me
    ,    manager_roof mr
    ,    manager_product mp
    ,    investment_vehicle iv
    where me.manager_entity_link_id= mr.manager_roof_id
    and   mr.manager_roof_id= mp.manager_roof_id
    and   mp.manager_product_id= iv.manager_product_id
    start with me.manager_entity_id=:p_id
    connect by prior me.manager_entity_id=me.manager_entity_parent_idHere manager_entity_link_id of manager_entity table represents(or has) the primary key of all the other 3 table..like
    Enter value for p_id: 1
    old   7: start with me.manager_entity_id=&p_id
    new   7: start with me.manager_entity_id=1
    MANAGER_ENTITY_ID MANAGER_ENTITY_TYPE_ID MANAGER_ENTITY_PARENT_ID
    MANAGER_ENTITY_LINK_ID      LEVEL
                    1                   1008
                     14793          1
                  263                   1009                        1
                     19695          2
                  803                   1010                      263
                   7031783          3
    MANAGER_ENTITY_ID MANAGER_ENTITY_TYPE_ID MANAGER_ENTITY_PARENT_ID
    MANAGER_ENTITY_LINK_ID      LEVEL
                  804                   1010                      263
                   7031782          3
                  805                   1010                      263
                   7031781          3The above is the output for the hierarchy query
    Here the MANAGER_ENTITY_LINK_ID has values (14793, 19695, 7031783 , 7031782 , 7031781)
    Where 14793 is the manager_roof_id in manager_roof_table
    19695 is the manager_product_id in the manager_product table
    7031783 , 7031782 , 7031781 are the investment_vehicle_id’s in the investment_vehicle table…
    In the output I need to retrieve manager_roof_name, manager_product_name, investment_vehicle_name..
    Thanks in advance
    HTH
    Edited by: user10280715 on Dec 3, 2008 11:55 AM

    The reason result show as no rows selected is your first insert. If fails since column list has 3 columns while values list has 4 values. You probably missed "ORA-00913: too many values" error:
    SQL> drop table manager_entity
      2  /
    Table dropped.
    SQL> create table manager_entity(manager_entity_id number,manager_entity_type_id number,manager_entity_parent_id number,manager_entity_link_id number)
      2  /
    Table created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(1,1008,null,14793)
      3  /
    insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_link_id)
    ERROR at line 1:
    ORA-00913: too many values
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(263, 1009, 1, 19695)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(803, 1010, 263, 7031783)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(804, 1010, 263, 7031782)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(805, 1010, 263, 7031781)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> drop table manager_roof
      2  /
    Table dropped.
    SQL> create table manager_roof(manager_roof_id number,manager_roof_name varchar2(20))
      2  /
    Table created.
    SQL> insert into manager_roof(manager_roof_id,manager_roof_name)
      2  values(14793,'roof')
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> drop table manager_product
      2  /
    Table dropped.
    SQL> create table manager_product(manager_product_id number,manager_product_name varchar2(20),manager_roof_id number)
      2  /
    Table created.
    SQL> Insert into manager_product(manager_product_id,manager_product_name,manager_roof_id)
      2  Values(19695,'product1', 14793)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> drop table investment_vehicle
      2  /
    Table dropped.
    SQL> create table investment_vehicle(investment_vehicle_id number,manager_product_id number,investment_vehicle_name  varchar2(20))
      2  /
    Table created.
    SQL> Insert into investment_vehicle(investment_vehicle_id,manager_product_id,investment_vehicle_name)
      2  Values(7031781,19695,'inv1')
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> Insert into investment_vehicle(investment_vehicle_id,manager_product_id,investment_vehicle_name)
      2  Values(7031782,19695,'inv3')
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> Insert into investment_vehicle(investment_vehicle_id,manager_product_id,investment_vehicle_name)
      2  Values(7031783,19695,'inv3')
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> COMMIT
      2  /
    Commit complete.
    SQL>
    SQL> select  me.manager_entity_id
      2  ,      me.manager_entity_type_id
      3  ,      me.manager_entity_parent_id
      4  ,      me.manager_entity_link_id
      5  ,      level
      6  from manager_entity me
      7  start with me.manager_entity_id=&p_id
      8  connect by prior me.manager_entity_id=me.manager_entity_parent_id
      9 
    SQL> /
    Enter value for p_id: 1
    old   7: start with me.manager_entity_id=&p_id
    new   7: start with me.manager_entity_id=1
    no rows selectedAs soon as you fix the error:
    SQL> drop table manager_entity
      2  /
    Table dropped.
    SQL> create table manager_entity(manager_entity_id number,manager_entity_type_id number,manager_entity_parent_id number,manager_entity_link_id number)
      2  /
    Table created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(1,1008,null,14793)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(263, 1009, 1, 19695)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(803, 1010, 263, 7031783)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(804, 1010, 263, 7031782)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> insert into manager_entity(manager_entity_id,manager_entity_type_id,manager_entity_parent_id,manager_entity_link_id)
      2  values(805, 1010, 263, 7031781)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> drop table manager_roof
      2  /
    Table dropped.
    SQL> create table manager_roof(manager_roof_id number,manager_roof_name varchar2(20))
      2  /
    Table created.
    SQL> insert into manager_roof(manager_roof_id,manager_roof_name)
      2  values(14793,'roof')
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> drop table manager_product
      2  /
    Table dropped.
    SQL> create table manager_product(manager_product_id number,manager_product_name varchar2(20),manager_roof_id number)
      2  /
    Table created.
    SQL> Insert into manager_product(manager_product_id,manager_product_name,manager_roof_id)
      2  Values(19695,'product1', 14793)
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> drop table investment_vehicle
      2  /
    Table dropped.
    SQL> create table investment_vehicle(investment_vehicle_id number,manager_product_id number,investment_vehicle_name  varchar2(20))
      2  /
    Table created.
    SQL> Insert into investment_vehicle(investment_vehicle_id,manager_product_id,investment_vehicle_name)
      2  Values(7031781,19695,'inv1')
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> Insert into investment_vehicle(investment_vehicle_id,manager_product_id,investment_vehicle_name)
      2  Values(7031782,19695,'inv3')
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> Insert into investment_vehicle(investment_vehicle_id,manager_product_id,investment_vehicle_name)
      2  Values(7031783,19695,'inv3')
      3  /
    1 row created.
    SQL> COMMIT
      2  /
    Commit complete.
    SQL>
    SQL> select  me.manager_entity_id
      2  ,      me.manager_entity_type_id
      3  ,      me.manager_entity_parent_id
      4  ,      me.manager_entity_link_id
      5  ,      level
      6  from manager_entity me
      7  start with me.manager_entity_id=&p_id
      8  connect by prior me.manager_entity_id=me.manager_entity_parent_id
      9 
    SQL> /
    Enter value for p_id: 1
    old   7: start with me.manager_entity_id=&p_id
    new   7: start with me.manager_entity_id=1
    MANAGER_ENTITY_ID MANAGER_ENTITY_TYPE_ID MANAGER_ENTITY_PARENT_ID MANAGER_ENTITY_LINK_ID      LEVEL
                    1                   1008                                           14793          1
                  263                   1009                        1                  19695          2
                  803                   1010                      263                7031783          3
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