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Former Member

‎2008 Aug 15 5:12 AM

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Hi,

What are the differences b/w curr and cuky

Thanks,

Phani

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matt
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‎2008 Aug 15 5:32 AM

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If you want to store $100.00 in the datbase, $ is the CUKY (currency key), which would be "USD" and 100 is the currency stored as a decimal.

matt

Hi,

What are the differences b/w curr and cuky

Thanks,

Phani

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matt
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‎2008 Aug 15 5:32 AM

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If you want to store $100.00 in the datbase, $ is the CUKY (currency key), which would be "USD" and 100 is the currency stored as a decimal.

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former_member196280
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‎2008 Aug 15 6:01 AM

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Check tables TCURC, TCURR . you will understand the difference.

rgds,

SaiRam