RFEBBECODA00: rounding calculation problem

Hi there,
I'm running program RFEBBECODA00 vi transaction FEBC but for one account in OMR (defined with 3 decimals in TCURX), SAP seems to calculate the ending balance based on amounts with 2 decimals whereas the bank statement has actually amounts with 3 decimals. Because "Calculated ending bal. <> statement" is with 0.01 difference during RFEBBECODA00 execution and, then the conversion is not done.
Do we have to force this amount via user exit FEB00002 or is there any else solution ?
Thanks for your help,
Rgds,
Phil

Hi john,
first of all I would like to say thanks for responce,when I am exporting all data from this Database in middle it is going to freaz every time from past 2 months before that there is no problem like this so i that it has some in DB .I have expoted level0data then deleted all data from DB then loaded level0data after this ran CALCall
Please give any suggestion
regards,
Prabhakar

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