topic Re: not an integer: '0.00' in Application Development and Automation Discussions

not an integer: '0.00'

friendlycoder — Tue, 10 Jan 2023 16:06:03 GMT

Hi all,

I am using transformations for XML to serialize and deserialize a XML file.Here a snippet from the definition:


    <tt:group>
      <tt:cond frq="?">
        <cac:Price>
          <tt:cond check="not-initial($INVL.PRICE.PRICE_AMOUNT) and ($INVL.PRICE.PRICE_AMOUNT > 0.00)">
            <cbc:PriceAmount>
              <tt:attribute name="currencyID" value-ref="$INVL.PRICE.PRICE_CURRENCY"/>
              <tt:value ref="$INVL.PRICE.PRICE_AMOUNT"/>
            </cbc:PriceAmount>
          </tt:cond>
        </cac:Price>
      </tt:cond>
    </tt:group>

Unfortunately, it does not compile because of

($INVL.PRICE.PRICE_AMOUNT > 0.00)

the compiler complains

not an integer: '0.00'

the data type from PRICE_AMOUNT is CURR 23 2
What am I doing wrong?
Best regards

Re: not an integer: '0.00'

Sandra_Rossi — Tue, 10 Jan 2023 16:31:14 GMT

Packed constants must be wrapped within P(...):

<tt:cond check="SOMETHING > P(0.00)">

Re: not an integer: '0.00'

friendlycoder — Tue, 10 Jan 2023 16:58:40 GMT

I tried

<tt:cond check="$INVL.PRICE.PRICE_AMOUNT > P(0.00)">

Unfortunately, I have got XT: "Check failed in condition".

Re: not an integer: '0.00'

Sandra_Rossi — Tue, 10 Jan 2023 17:07:58 GMT

My answer corresponds to the question you had.

I can't help on runtime issues without context.