Currency

[Former Member]

Hi folks,

i have assigned a quantity some_amount of type bseg-dmbtr to char_amount of type c which i will display in a form.

I am getting the SLIN(extended program check) error as: use addition CURRENCY while outputting the the some_amount field. Please tell me the reason for this and also remedy.

Also, what is meant by this error message "Field flag is not referenced statically"?

[Former Member]

Hi folks,

i have assigned a quantity some_amount of type bseg-dmbtr to char_amount of type c which i will display in a form.

I am getting the SLIN(extended program check) error as: use addition CURRENCY while outputting the the some_amount field. Please tell me the reason for this and also remedy.

Also, what is meant by this error message "Field flag is not referenced statically"?

[Former Member]

For currency problem

when you write the value to the character field use the variation for currency format.

WRITE some_amount to char_amount CURRENCY 'USD'.

[Former Member]

hi Vishwa,

do this way to avoid that error

    WRITE:/ '          Total Dollars'(t19), v_tot   C<b>URRENCY 'USD'.</b>
    WRITE:/ '     Account 0520004104'(t20), v_acc104 CURRENCY 'USD'.
    WRITE:/ '     Account 0520004110'(t21), v_acc110 CURRENCY 'USD'.
    WRITE:/ '     Account 0520004112'(t22), v_acc112 CURRENCY 'USD'.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try the following,

Check whether you have used any additions CURRENCY while displying Char_amount, if you have used then either remove the addition or use it with Some_amount.

This could be because you have used wrong addition for char_amount which is a character type field.

I'm no tsure about your second error message.

Thanks and Regards,

Prashanth

[Former Member]

when you are moving a currency field to char field the format of the amount will be lost , so it might be giving the error , do as suggested by others

<b>Field flag is not referenced statically"?</b>

You may not have used the variable flag in the program and you had declared that , remove the variable if not used.