on 2024 May 21 7:51 AM
Hi,
i create these WWI logic but something isn't correct:
Only if BIF000 and BIF001 are valid, phrase and BUQ should be present...
<100DYNTXT(4,7)><11BRG088(D;*)><15BIF000(OR:02Z_LGL_MANU(;1) NE "Externer rechtli. Hersteller")><15BIF001(OR:02Z_PROD_TYP(;1) LK "010",02Z_PROD_TYP(;1) LK "020")><03LABEL_TEXT(EHSXP-000000000002221)[D:Qty]> <02GCG_BUQ[D:Basismenge]><02GCG_BUQ(M:ZEHS_SET_GCG_BUQ)[D:Basismenge]> <11BRG001(G,T:REGION,L:EN;*)><02Z_BME[D:Basismengeneinheit (BME)]><11ERG001><13BNG000(*:02EHS_MATNR(M:ZEHS_GET_AME_UMRECHNUNG_ST))> (<02EHS_MATNR(M:ZEHS_GET_AME_UMRECHNUNG_ST)[D:Materialnummer]>)<13ENG000><15EIF001><15EIF000><11ERG088>
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Hi Holger,
GLM or SDS - still WWI and shouldn't matter - at least in theory...
The "debugging" trick is to just put plain text - i.e. "First IF Statement is True" into your WWI template - and/or by displaying values of symbols that you check for. This can help you understand why something is happening - or not happening.
If you already have a syntax error in the template you need to fix that first.
In your case try re-naming the Symbol numbers - ie 001 -> 879 (For the Begin and End Symbols.)
I think you would have to but the Region/Language repeating group as the most outer one...
Hope that helps
Mark
Hello Holger,
in linne 4 you open a BIF with number 001 which is still open when you open, in line 8, a BRG also with number 001. That doesn't work, numbering needs to be unique. The same is true for BIF000 (line 3) and BNG000 (line 11).
The second error is because you started a G-repeating group within a discrete repeating group (BRG001 within BRG088). I don't think that is allowed.
Best regards,
Ralph
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