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RFBIBl00 - Creating Batch File

Former Member

‎2007 Mar 06 8:47 AM

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Hello Everyone,

I am writing a piece of ABAP code which creates a text file and submits

this via RFBIBl00. One of the amounts BBSEG-WRBTR is set to 166.44 and

this can be seen in the text file as 166.44.

However, when I run SM35 to process the batch file ( as in FB01) the amount is

being loaded onto the screen as 166,44 (notice the comma instead of the

decimal point).

Any ideas anyone????

Cheers

Andy

Hello Everyone,

I am writing a piece of ABAP code which creates a text file and submits

this via RFBIBl00. One of the amounts BBSEG-WRBTR is set to 166.44 and

this can be seen in the text file as 166.44.

However, when I run SM35 to process the batch file ( as in FB01) the amount is

being loaded onto the screen as 166,44 (notice the comma instead of the

decimal point).

Any ideas anyone????

Cheers

Andy

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Former Member

‎2007 Mar 06 8:52 AM

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Hi Andy,

See what is the decimal format that you are using in SU3 transaction.(Defau;ts tab).

Regards,

Ravi

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Former Member

‎2007 Mar 06 8:53 AM

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hi Andy,

Try this...

goto control Panel -->Regional Settings

Click on currency tab and change the decimal separator to , and check out if it works

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Tamas_Hoznek
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‎2007 Mar 06 9:02 AM

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Hi Andy,

just to clarify, what happens is that in your input file, you specify the field value BBSEG-WRBTR as 166.44 but during the batch input run, it fills the screen field with 166,44?

Hm... not sure why that would happen, but is it possible that something is not right with the default settings of the user the BI session is executed with?

Does this happen with all fields that have decimals?

If you can not get rid of the problem, maybe you could run the BI with a user that has a comma as decimal notation in the user defaults and get the BI processing that way.

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Former Member
In response to Tamas_Hoznek

‎2007 Mar 06 3:55 PM

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I have managed to run the batch in the background. The error is now displaying

<b>Formatting error in the field BSEG-WRBTR;

Input should be in the form __.___.___.__~,__</b>

I have looked in SU01 and my decimal notation is set to 1.234.567,89

Any ideas anybody??

Thanks

Andy