Hello Justin,

SAP Maintains Three Tables for Groups in Standard Hirarchy. They are,
SETHEADER,SETNODE and SETLEAF. SETHEADER holds the Top Nodes of the Groups
with SETTYPE either as S or B. If SETTYPE is S, that is indicating that Top
Node has Sub Groups. Then take the SETNAME from SETHEADER and filter SETNODE
Table with SETNAME. Before that there are so many different Groups such as
Cost Cetner Group, Cost Element Group, Profit Center Group etc., Each and
every Group is identified with Unique Code in Field SETCLASS (eg:- 0106 for
Profit Center, 0101 for Cost Center and 0102 for Cost element Groups etc.,).
If the SETTYPE in B, Then the TOP NODE reached the Last Sub Group and with
that SETNAME filter SETLEAF WITH SETCLASS, SUBCLASS AND SETNAME.

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Regards
Genie