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    Posted on Feb 02, 2004 at 01:59 PM
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    Hi,

    a context-attribute is of type decimal, and I want the attribute to be displayed always with 2 digits.

    Any idea to do this?

    Josef

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      Feb 03, 2004 at 11:38 AM

      Hi Josef,

      Please create a simple data type. Under the tab "representation" and "format" you then want to type in ##.## in order to get always 2 digits. Additionaly you need to use this self-defined type within your context.

      Hope this helps!

      Karin

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    Posted on Feb 04, 2004 at 01:00 PM
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    Hi, it almost worked;

    The pattern for 2 digits is as follows: #0.00

    Another question:

    I tried to use the predefined type "com.sap.dictionary.predefined.currency.EUR".

    I can "rebuild" and "deploy" the application, but when running it, the class can not be found.

    I guess I need to add a library to the project, but which one?

    And:

    I also tried to create a simple type, which has the predifined type "com.sap.dictionary.predefined.currency.EUR" as baseType.

    But as soon as I assign this new type to a context-attribute, then I get lots of errors when "rebuilding" or "saving metadata".

    It seems that the xml-Files, in which the meta-definitions of my Application are saved, become corrupt, and therefore a new source-generation results in wrong code.

    Am I right?

    Josef

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