License value change afer ARE3 reference

Hello,
I am facing a issue while creating ARE3 while updating CT3 license in ARE document.
We have created CT3 license with amount 10000 and three ARE3 documents created against same license.
Now user is creating final invoice against same license due to rounding of excise duty there is difference of Rs 1 in excise duty and License.
How to handle this?
ATP

Hi,
you are right the licence will not be updated but you can use the report J1ILICSUM for checking the remining quantity and values.
Regards,
Murali

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Thank You Balus C,
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news:[email protected]..
> > I try to catch an event when the cursor position of a graph's cursor
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> >
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>
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[svn:osmf:] 11359: Fixing MetadataWatcher not invoking a value change callback when the parent facet of the target value is added or removed .

Revision: 11359
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-11-02 05:20:01 -0800 (Mon, 02 Nov 2009)
Log Message:
Fixing MetadataWatcher not invoking a value change callback when the parent facet of the target value is added or removed.
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    osmf/trunk/framework/MediaFrameworkFlexTest/org/osmf/metadata/TestMetadataUtils.as

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Mike...
I didn't want to step on your toes. No need to get personal.
Subpanels make some additional code necessary that hasn't got to do anything with the actual program. And I AM using subIVs as I wrote in my first post, which is exactly the root of the problem.
Nevertheless I now solved it in a way that comes close to what I wanted. I don't know if some of you meant your suggestions to be understood that way (at least I didn't ). The subVIs will now "insert" themselves (via invoke node) into a subpanel on the main vi, which they are given a reference of at call. This adds minimal aditional code, especially on the main VI which I want to keep as clean as possible. By clustering the panel reference into the parameters the subVIs are already given (not used in the example I attached below), there isn't even a change on the terminals of the subVIs.
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<ITEM_NO>4242301</ITEM_NO>
<ITEM_DESC1>13MM Aries Cell Assembly</ITEM_DESC1>
<LOT_NO>123</LOT_NO>
<LOT_DESC>4242301</LOT_DESC>
<SUBLOT_NO />
<LOCATION>2IRE</LOCATION>
<GRADE_CODE>NONE</GRADE_CODE>
<ITEM_UM>Each</ITEM_UM>
<ITEM_UM2 />
<LINE_NO>614</LINE_NO>
<COUNT_NO>614</COUNT_NO>
<P_ITEMUM2LABEL />
<P_ITEMUM2DASH />
<F_ITEMUM2>1</F_ITEMUM2>
<P_CSITEMUM2_LABEL />
<P_CSITEMUM2_DASH />
</G_ITEM_NO>
- <G_ITEM_NO>
<PAGE_NO>0</PAGE_NO>
<ITEM_NO>4242301</ITEM_NO>
<ITEM_DESC1>13MM Aries Cell Assembly</ITEM_DESC1>
<LOT_NO>1232</LOT_NO>
<LOT_DESC>4242301</LOT_DESC>
<SUBLOT_NO />
<LOCATION>2IRE</LOCATION>
<GRADE_CODE>NONE</GRADE_CODE>
<ITEM_UM>Each</ITEM_UM>
<ITEM_UM2 />
<LINE_NO>615</LINE_NO>
<COUNT_NO>615</COUNT_NO>
<P_ITEMUM2LABEL />
<P_ITEMUM2DASH />
<F_ITEMUM2>1</F_ITEMUM2>
<P_CSITEMUM2_LABEL />
<P_CSITEMUM2_DASH />
</G_ITEM_NO>
<G_ITEM_NO>
<PAGE_NO>0</PAGE_NO>
<ITEM_NO>4242301</ITEM_NO>
<ITEM_DESC1>13MM Aries Cell Assembly</ITEM_DESC1>
<LOT_NO>562354</LOT_NO>
<LOT_DESC>4242301</LOT_DESC>
<SUBLOT_NO />
<LOCATION>WOR RECV</LOCATION>
<GRADE_CODE>NONE</GRADE_CODE>
<ITEM_UM>Each</ITEM_UM>
<ITEM_UM2 />
<LINE_NO>603</LINE_NO>
<COUNT_NO>603</COUNT_NO>
<P_ITEMUM2LABEL />
<P_ITEMUM2DASH />
<F_ITEMUM2>1</F_ITEMUM2>
<P_CSITEMUM2_LABEL />
<P_CSITEMUM2_DASH />
</G_ITEM_NO>
</LIST_G_ITEM_NO>
<WHSE_DESC>OPM INVENTORY ORG</WHSE_DESC>
<CS_NODATA>617</CS_NODATA>
<CYCLE_NO>000000014</CYCLE_NO>
</PIR05>
I want the g_item_no (repeating group) to have a page break each time LOCATION changes.

You can declare two variables, to hold the previous and current LOCATION values and break the page when it differs.
Or just before your end-for-each, have this code.
<?if:position()!=1 and position()!=last() and LOCATION!=following::LOCATION[1]?><xsl:attribute name="break-before">page</xsl:attribute><?end if?>
Ensure that its placed in a form field.
This will have a page break when LOCATION changes.

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