Issue in BAPI_SALESORDER_CREATEFROMDAT2

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I am using the BAPI : BAPI_SALESORDER_CREATEFROMDAT2 for creating the sale order. It works as expected. But the condition value which I pass through the parameter: ORDER_CONDITIONS_IN gets multiplied by 10. Please note that I am not passing the currency value. I have debugged the code and I have found that if we dont pass a currency value, then SAP automatically multiplies the condition value by 10.  Could you please tell me why SAP has introduced this logic? If I need to resolve this issue, do I need to pass my condition value as (condition value / 10). ?

Thanks,

Selva.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Yes you should pass the value/10 in your logic.

You can observe the same in KONV table.

Divide the value and proceed.

Regards-

Makarand

[Former Member]

Any reasons for this SAP logic? Why do they implement it ?

[Former Member]

The BAPI has this in its documentation for that parameter:

When you complete the COND_VALUE and CURRENCY fields, you must decide which of the following applies:

• The condition calculation type is expressed in percentage (the T685A-KRECH field contains AHI)
  In this case you should leave the CURRENCY field blank and enter the percentage value with a comma
  Example:
  Enter percentage rate 20% as 20,0000 in the COND_VALUE field.

• The condition calculation type is not expressed in percentage
  In this case the COND_VALUE field is a currency quantity field. You must enter the CURRENCY or CURRENCY_ISO field so that the correct conversion takes place. Again, you must enter the amount kommagerecht.

If neither the CURRENCY or the CURRENCY_ISO fields are completed, the entry is issued as a percentage value. This could lead to an incomplete entry if the condition type is not in percentages.

I think (based on the 2nd bullet) for non-percentages, you pass CURRENCY as well. (or manually do the division...but then watch out for rounding issues).

Jeremy H.

[Former Member]

If you don't pass currency information, system assumes that it is not a currency but % rate .  While storing '%' in DB table ,  SAP replaces '%' with '0'  . That means 10% is stored as 100.

To get the correct value, the rate amount is divided by 10.  I believe, standard SAP does not divide by 10 directly but uses some FM's like  "BAPI_CURRENCY_CONV_TO_EXTERNAL" & "BAPI_CURRENCY_CONV_TO_INTERNAL" to arrive at the correct figure.

Also check the following external link on how SAP stores currency information

Handling Currencies having Zero Decimals in SAP ABAP ~ New To SAP  ( external link ).

[former_member196157]

hiii,

Divide Value By 10 and then pass it to BAPI

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