CONDITION TYPE PROBLEM

Question

Hai All,
I have a business scenario mentioned in the following procedure.
Work done for HVAC = 1000
Work done for ELECTRICAL  = 2000
Work done for PLUMBING = 3000
Total  = 6000
Value of Material on site = 3000
Advance = 2000
Retention = - 1000
So total = 600030002000-1000= 10000
Here the main logic is value of material on site ,advance  and retention is on the whole amount i,e = 6000
it should not distribute individually .
Here I maintained the work done as the item conditions and the value of material on site,advance ,retention as header at one time and keeping as header group condition as another time,but the system is distributing the amount in respective values.
Where exactly the settings to be done .
It does not served my purpose.
Please help for above scenario.
Regards,
Kalyan

Answer 1

Well, you were close. For the first condition type
you could enter SH_TYPE in Expression 1 and ADSL in
Expression 2 (no quotes).
For a SQL Expression or PL/SQL Expression condition
you would enter :SH_TYPE = 'ADSL'Somehow both ways did not work.
First I tried first way. The database contains two records:
select sh_id, sh_type from shops;
returns
22 IPSEC
1 ADSL
I click on P7_SH_ADSL_IP_MODEM (because this is the field I want to edit if SH_TYPE is set to ADSL), scroll down to Condition Type, choose "Value of Item in Expression 1 = Expression 2", set Expression 1 to SH_TYPE and Expression 2 to ADSL without quotes. Then I try to edit #1 record. It has SH_TYPE = ADSL, I checked that with simple sql query above. But when I reload the edit page I don't get a field for SH_ADSL_IP_MODEM, no matter what SH_TYPE contains. If I change Conditon Type to "Value of Item in Expression 1 != Expression 2" then I get that field all the time, again no matter what SH_TYPE contains.
The same happens with SQL Expression and PL/SQL Expression.