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Component: LOD-CID-PIN
Component Name: Product Information Network
Description: A child point in a data structure that further defines the node to which it is assigned. A subnode can have only one parent node, but any number of subnodes and classification nodes as child nodes. Example: The product information network could contain a root node for "vehicles", with the subnodes "land transport", "ocean transport", and "air transport". "Land transport", in turn, could have the subnodes "cars", "trucks", and "trains".
Key Concepts: A subnode is a component of the SAP Product Information Network (LOD-CID-PIN). It is a hierarchical structure that allows users to store and access product information. The subnode is the lowest level of the hierarchy and contains the most detailed information about a product. How to use it: Subnodes are used to store and access product information in the SAP Product Information Network. They are organized in a hierarchical structure, with each subnode containing more detailed information than the one above it. To access a subnode, users must first navigate to the parent node and then select the desired subnode. Tips & Tricks: When navigating through the SAP Product Information Network, it is important to remember that each subnode contains more detailed information than the one above it. This means that users should start at the highest level of the hierarchy and work their way down until they find the information they need. Related Information: For more information on how to use subnodes in the SAP Product Information Network, please refer to SAP's official documentation. Additionally, there are many online tutorials available that provide step-by-step instructions on how to navigate through the network and access product information.