Formating in scripts

Question

Hi guru's,
  please explain about the formating options L and LT specified in brackets (bold letters).
/* &it_tax_sumwa-CUST_DUTY(LT11.2)& CUUC1
=  &it_tax_sumwa-CUST_DUTY(T11.2)&

Answer 1

(1) &SYMBOL(T)& :
This ensures that the thousand separator is not printed , so that the number 11,111,111 will be output as 11111111.
The command ADDRESSu2026ENDADDRES formats an address according to the postal standards of the country of destination which is defined in the parameter COUNTRY.
Syntax:
/:      ADDRESS [DELIVERY] [TYPE t] [PARAGRAPH a][ PRIORITY p]         [LINES l]
/:     TITLE form of address
/:     NAME name1[, name2[, name3[,name4]]]
/:     PERSON name of natural person [TITLE form of address]
/:     PERSONNUMBER number of the person
/:     DEPARTMENT department
/:     STREET strno HOUSE house number
/:     POBOX  pobox [CODE code]
/:     POSTCODE postal code
/:     CITY city1[,city2]
/:     REGION district
/:     COUNTRY recipient country
/:     FORMCOUNTRY sender country
/:     ENDADDRESS
Parameter PRIORITY defines which address lines may be omitted, if necessary. The possible values are as follows :
A     Form of address
B     Mandatory blank line 1
C     Mandatory blank line 2
2     Name2
3     Name3
4     Name4
L     Country name -->**********(2)
S     Street line
O     City line
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