on 07-03-2015 12:02 PM
Hi Mohan,
Why don't you change the model of your hierarchy attribute? Let's the Main attribute have another attribute(say C1), this C1 will be the attribute of your Main Attribute and maintain this C1 as to have hierarchy from 2nd Level. In your query restrict this C1 attribute and create a Hierarchy variable to select.
Hope this idea helps you!
Thanks,
Umashankar
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Hi!
Selecting the nodes below the root level should work.
If it has to happen dynamically, try a customer exit variable that selects the nodes from the hierarchy table.
Best regards,
Reinhard
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