Query to find parent & al children customer based on child Party_number

Hi All,
I am working analyzing some TCA hierarchy data for a new customer dimension table design for a project and also for better understanding of the TCA.
I need a query which can help me in listing all the PARTY IDs of all the customers that come under the top most rolled up customer which is found based on an any random input CHILD PARTY NUMBER.
In simple terms.
1. I have any random PARTY NUMBER of any customer in HZ PARTY.
2. Using that PARTY NUMBER I need to find it's top most level rolled up parent customer.(i.e. Which global parent customer it falls under)
3. Now based on the global customer found in the second step, I need to find all the customers (and all its global subsidiaries) under that one global name.(All the customers which are spread across the glob)
I am currently using the following tables to build the logic.
hz_parties
hz_relationships
hz_hierarchy_nodes
fnd_lookup_values
Anybody who has done such an exercise or has any kind of inputs, queries which can help, etc.. it would be really helpful.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you,
Warm Regards
Goldi

hi goldie,
u can use
party_id (pk) from hz_parties,
party_id(fk) and cust_account_id(pk) from hz_cust_accounts,
cust_account_id(fk) from AR.HZ_CUST_ACCT_RELATE_ALL.
i hope u can get the way for your answer..
pls let me know, it worked or not.
Regards.
Pushpal

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