Problems testing/using UNIT_CONVERSION_SIMPLE

[Former Member]

I am trying to use UNIT_CONVERSION_SIMPLE to convert units. The units I have tested all belong to the VOLUME Dimension. I have tried the following:

Input = 100.00

No_type_check = 'X'

round_Sign = ' '

unit_in = '4G'

unit_out = 'CCM'

When I execute that it gives me an error saying: "Specify at least 1 unit".

I then debugged and found that it is, for some reason, clearing the unit_in and unit_out parameters as soon as you execute. If I debug and reenter the units it says that my input (100.00) is of type C.

I have no idea why either of these things are happening. I am using the FM test tool.

Any ideas?

Regards,

Davis

[former_member156446]

Hi

CALL FUNCTION 'UNIT_CONVERSION_SIMPLE'
        EXPORTING
          input                = ekpo-ntgew   " input amount
          unit_in              = ekpo-meins  " unit in which it is now 
          unit_out             = 'KG'            " unit u want to change
        IMPORTING
          output               = ekpo-ntgew   " result in new unit
        EXCEPTIONS 
          conversion_not_found = 01
          overflow             = 02
          OTHERS               = 03.
      menge_floating = ekpo-ntgew * h_menge.

[Former Member]

J@y, I misspoke. Here is the updated issue. I realized that the first issue was because I wasn't using the technical names. it is, however, still thinking that any value is of type C.

I am trying to use UNIT_CONVERSION_SIMPLE to convert units. The units I have tested all belong to the VOLUME Dimension. I have tried the following:

Input = 100.00

No_type_check = 'X'

round_Sign = ' '

unit_in = 'M3'

unit_out = 'CM3'

If I debug and reenter the units it says that my input (100.00) is of type C.

I have no idea why this is happening. I am using the FM test tool.

Any ideas?

Regards,

Davis

[former_member156446]

Hi Davis

when I check in ECC6.0 unit CM3 is not created in EN is the error I am getting in table T006. Check may be thats the reason you are unable to convert the value

[Former Member]

CM3 is the technical name (CCM is in T006). You can see CM3 by using table T006a or T006b.

Regards,

Davis

[bryan_cain]

The easiest way to avoid this is to not use the test tool for import fields that are numeric.

You need to write a quick sample program and pass a numeric (type i, f, p) value to the parameter.

[Former Member]

Bryan,

Thanks, I just did that and tested it. I have never seen an instance where the test tool couldn't be used so I wasn't sure if it was the tool or not.

Thanks,

Davis