Querying CGPL_HIERARCHY using RFC_READ_TABLE

Hi,
Does anyone has any idea how this could be done?
It seems CGPL_HIERARCHY.GUID is a RAW data type and when using RFC_READ_TABLE and providing a where clause - GUID EQ '5D29E4460A487750' (as an example) doesn't yield any result , when the fact is that a record with the mentioned GUID does exist in the database.
I am sure it has to do something with GUID being a RAW data type.
Would appreciate any thoughts on this.
Regards
Udayan

With the domain (CGPL_PROJECT_GUID) of the field GUID  convertion exit (CGPLP) is attached
CONVERSION_EXIT_CGPLP_INPUT
CONVERSION_EXIT_CGPLP_OUTPUT
So I think u need to convert the GUID to its internal form using
CONVERSION_EXIT_CGPLP_INPUT. Then u can use it in the where clause.

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