Question on BRGEW data type

[Former Member]

Hi ,

I am using BRGEW data type for  a quantity field , which has length 13 of which 3 are decimal places.

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for suppose if the value is 3.115 say I want to get 3 ( integer part )  into one variable of type i and remaining decimal  0.115  into another variable which is of type BRGEW.

I know we can pass that 3.115 into  a char type variable and split into two variable of char type and than pass them back to required type variables .

I am looking for better way than  this.

I already tried trunc and frac numerical operations but the problem is the frac operations makes the value to  0 if the value is 0.114 like that is any thing less than is 0.5 is considered as 0.

Please suggest.

Thanks,

RG

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Try to use DIV and MOD operators by 1000 on 1000 times the original quanity ?

Regards,

Raymond

[retired_member]

Use the ROUND function with the appropriate rounding mode:

DATA pack TYPE p LENGTH 13 DECIMALS 3 VALUE '3.115'.

DATA num TYPE i.

DATA rest TYPE p LENGTH 2 DECIMALS 3.

num = round( val = pack dec = 0 mode =  cl_abap_math=>round_down ).

rest = pack - num.

[Former Member]

Could you please elaborate this line ..

num = round( val = pack dec = 0 mode =  cl_abap_math=>round_down ).

Sorry if its too basic.

[retired_member]

Hi, pls. follow the link to the documentation of the built-in function ROUND ...

If you copy the above code You'll see that it works.

[former_member259807]

DATA n TYPE decfloat16.

DATA m TYPE decfloat16 VALUE '5.55'.

n = TRUNC( m ). WRITE: / 'TRUNC:', n.

n = FRAC( m ).  WRITE: / 'FRAC: ', n.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Thanks for ur reply , I already tried this option but the problem is when the fraction part decimal places is less than 0.5 it is truncated to 0 . try it normally.

Thanks,

RG

[former_member196331]

Hi,

Why don't you Try.

splist resv at '.' into rs_p1 rsp2.

[former_member196331]

As per the Expert suggestions.

DATA : wa_dec TYPE p DECIMALS 3 VALUE '11111111.011',

        wa_p1 TYPE string,

        wa_p2 TYPE string,

        wa_dec1(20),

        len TYPE i.

wa_dec1 = wa_dec.

BREAK-POINT.

SPLIT wa_dec1 AT '.' INTO wa_p1

                          wa_p2.

CONDENSE wa_p1.

len = STRLEN( wa_p1 ).

" len = number of characters before decimal

if len > 11.

" do ur work here

endif.

BREAK-POINT.

[Former Member]

Hello,

I already know this method as mentioned , I want a better approach for getting the integer and decimal part of a variable.

Thanks,

RG