Calculate Maximum of a char numeric

Hi gurus,
I have a DSO with the next fields 0CUSTOMER (CHAR), 0DOCUMENT (CHAR numeric), 0AMOUNT (NUMC) and the key fields are 0customer y 0document.
I want to load the max or last 0document for each 0customer in other DSO.
How can I do it?
Thanks y regards,
Iñaki

Hi Inaki,
If you have only the 0CUSTOMER in keyfields and 0document and 0AMOUNT in datafields of DSO then we will have onlythe last entry of document for each customer. But still if you want to keep both in keyfields then we need to write routine reading the data from the active data table of DSO and comparing that with the incoming data. If a record already exists then you need to delete from Active data table.
Let me know if you need more information on this.
Regards,
PV

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          <Function Group="False" ID="Rightpart" InMacro="True" Type="String">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="String"></Argument>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn right($1,$2)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Rtrim" InMacro="True" Type="String">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="String"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn rtrim($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Substring" InMacro="True" Type="String">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="String"></Argument>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn substring($1,$2,$3)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Uppercase" InMacro="True" Type="String">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="String"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn ucase($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Absolute" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn abs($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Arc_cosine" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn acos($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Arc_sine" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn asin($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Arc_tangent" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn atan($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Angle_Tangent_2" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn atan2($1,$2)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Cosine" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn cos($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Ceil" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn ceiling($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Exp" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn exp($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Floor" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn floor($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Log" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn log($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Mod" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn mod($1,$2)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Pi" InMacro="False" Type="Numeric">
               <SQL>{fn pi()}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Random" InMacro="False" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn rand($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Sign" InMacro="False" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn sign($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Sine" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn sin($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Sqrt" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn sqrt($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Tangent" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="Numeric"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>{fn tan($1)}</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Character_prompt" InMacro="True" Type="String">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="String"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>@prompt($1,'A',,,)</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Numeric_prompt" InMacro="True" Type="Numeric">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="String"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>@prompt($1,'N',,,)</SQL>
          </Function>
          <Function Group="False" ID="Date_prompt" InMacro="True" Type="DateTime">
               <Arguments>
                    <Argument Type="String"></Argument>
               </Arguments>
               <SQL>@prompt($1,'D',,,)</SQL>
          </Function>
     </Functions>
</DBParameters>
Assistance is much appreciated. Thank you.
Rgds,
Hapizorr

Hi
this is a rather unconventional and not officially supported way to access SAP data. Some of the table fields as you see them in SAP R3 do not have corresponding fields in the underlying database.
If you want to build reports on SAP R3 table you have the following options:
1) Use the SAP rapid marts and extract your R3 data into a DWH based on a relational database. You also get a universe on which you can build your reports.
2) You can use Crystal Reports and the native R3 table driver
3) There is also a prototype (This is NOT a product) R3 connector for the Data FEderator that will allo you to build relational universes on SAP R3 sources.
4) Load your data into a BW system and build OLAP universes on top of BEx queries.
Regards,
Stratos

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