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Note: You can use these components in a price plan, a pricing macro, or in a refill plan (refill logic) but not in a charging plan. |
A function component calculates an amount from context properties. Function components make up the leaves of the decision tree and are used for calculations.
The Flat Function component, which calculates a fixed amount, is one of the simplest. The Linear Function component calculates an amount by using a numerical property. For example, the Linear Function component calculates the price of a telephone call that is charged 0.34 cents per minute.
The following function components are available with SAP Convergent Charging®:
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Provides a constant amount based on a value or a numerical property expressed in the currency of the plan.. | |
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Represents a free service in the decision tree. It does not calculate any amount nor create any transactions. It must be used only if you do not need save or record a transaction. Because no transaction is created, the branch including the Free Function component is not rated. | |
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Computes an amount P with one of these three formulae: P = A.X + B P = A.X.Y + B P = A.X + B.Y + C Where: - A, B and C are numerical values which are expressed in the currency of the plan - X and Y are mathematical expressions which combine a numerical property, an operator, and a numerical value. | |
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Computes an amount P with the formula P = A.X + B where: - A and B are numerical values or numerical properties - X is a numerical property | |
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Allows you to use an existing pricing macro to calculate a final amount. | |
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Indicates an unauthorized use of a service, an invalid access, or an unexpected case when usage events are processed. | |
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Calculates an amount by computing the sum of n number of terms in the form of AXY such as: A1X1Y1 + A2X2Y2 + ... + AnXnYn where: - A and n are numerical values - X and Y are numerical properties |