Routine does not get its value from: quantity* net price

Dear all,
I have a problem with routine. Could you suggest me any solution for it.
If quantity =1 there is no problem. But if quantity different than 1 routine still calculates as quantity 1.
What migh be problem here?
I have routine as:xkwert = xworkk - xworki.
I assigned it YODI condition.
To give an example: xkwert = xworkk - xworki.
NETW                                              200,00
OWST                         16,00
     Sub Total                               216,00 = XWORKK
YOFI                         100,00 =XWORKI
YODI                                                   8,00 =XKWERT*Here routine calculates as XWORKK=108 and XWORKI= 100.
How can I fix it?
Kind Regards,
Edited by: Fsmehmet on May 13, 2011 7:02 AM

Dear Amit,
My routine: xkwert = xworkk - xworki. And it works when quantity is 1.
But when quantity is different then one, calclation is wrong.
For example;
Quantity=2 Net Price=100 And NETW=2100=200*
OWST 16,00
Sub Total 216,00 = XWORKK
YOFI 100,00 =XWORKI
YODI 8,00 =XKWERT*Here routine calculates as XWORKK=108 and XWORKI= 100.
Regards,

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Hi,
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Thanks......

Anil:
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Hi,
I have a TiledView and I have checkbox in the tiled view. I am trying
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I have coded like this.
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if I see the links.length i get only one. In html If I see the code
it appends the TileIndex in brackets. If I replace the TileIndex with
0 in all the fields in endCbSystemUrl method I get the correct values.
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super.beginDisplay();
resetTileIndex();
pgCustomizeLinksViewBean parentBean = (pgCustomizeLinksViewBean)
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Namburi--
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unless they are checked. By overriding the automatic checkbox tracking
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Todd Fast
Senior Engineer
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
todd.fast@s...
----- Original Message -----
From: <vnamboori@y...>
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 3:49 PM
Subject: [iPlanet-JATO] Getting the Values from a Tiled View
Hi,
I have a TiledView and I have checkbox in the tiled view. I am trying
to get the values of the checked boxes.
I have coded like this.
Object[] links = getRSystemLinks().getCbSystemUrl().getValues();
if I see the links.length i get only one. In html If I see the code
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0 in all the fields in endCbSystemUrl method I get the correct values.
In the TiledView beginDisplay() method my code is like this.
if (getPrimaryModel() == null) throw new ModelControlException
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super.beginDisplay();
resetTileIndex();
pgCustomizeLinksViewBean parentBean = (pgCustomizeLinksViewBean)
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Thanks
Namburi
[email protected]

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Again another issue I do not understand! Would anybody understand this?
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15,XCV, Some Other String, 10',389.5,4194.0
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dubwai, I am sure you doubt the programming solutions
that I come up with BUT while I run into many problems
to get the results right it seems like that has to be
done what the man has to do!I don't doubt it. I'm 100% absolutely sure that your 'fix' doesn't change anything.
Let me explain line by line:
tempToken = tokZ.next();   // do Not convert do Not cast, keep it as ObjectThe Object is what it is. Casting the Object doesn't change it. All it does at runtime is check to see
that the given Object is String or what ever you cast it to: Try the following:
Object o = "test";
String s = (String) o;
System.out.println("o and s are the same Object? " + o == s);
tokZorRetD = (String)tempToken.toString(); // Now, convert and cast
// would that have to do anything with StrongTyping?Given that your previous code was not throwing a ClassCastException, the Iterator is already
a String. Calling toString on a String just returns this:
String s = "test"
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