How system deals with co commitments

Question

Situation is:
PO:
1 line purchase order, account assignment category A (asset) with 5 AU (order unit) and with 5 WBS elements each on 1 AU.
1 AU=37.480,00u20AC
Invoice:
Partial invoices comming to first PO line and first WBS element (first partial invoice, not full amount)
1. invoice 19.900,00u20AC to first WBS element  0,63 AU
2. invoice  5.000,00u20AC to first WBS element   0,15 AU
3. invoice 12.580,00u20AC to first WBS element  0,52 AU
summary 37.480,00u20AC to first WBS element   1,3 AU
And the question is how system deals with co commintments when the accountant assign bad quantity to first line of PO and the first WBS element. Accountant exceeded quantity in invoice:
invoice = 1,3 AU and in purchase order is 1 AU
in this situation how co commitments are calculated ???
thanks for help
M.

Answer 1

1. The system property java.library.path and likewise, the classpath one, are really only there (as far as I know) to show what was in the environment when the JVM started. Updating the properties doesn't actually change the environment. Just like you can probably change "os.name" from Windows to Linux, but that doesn't mean the system changes to run Linux.
2. mapLibraryName just translates the library file name to the system dependent library name, and has nothing to do with the actual environment.