I have implemented it several times. The hierarchy is set in the P47HL
application. This is used to define how the ASN will look. There are five
basic break levels:
S = Shipment
O = Sales Order
T = Tare or Pallet
P = Pack or Box
I = Item
They don't have to be in that order, nor do you have to use all five. Which
ones you use, and in which order will depend on the customer receiving the
ASN (this setup can be by customer) and also if there are "pick and pack" or
"standard carton". Using the P47HL application you indicate what fields
correspond to each level break. For example, Shipment uses SDCDCD, order is
SDDOCO, T = XDPLT P = XDPAK, and I = SDITM. Then as the ASN generation
program runs it will use the defined fields as break levels.
A customers Hierarchy can also be set up in the address book
Aaron.