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Output length |
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The number of places and not the output length is used for visualization purposes. |
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Lowercase flag, Sign flag |
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The lowercase flag and the sign flag are not used for visualization since they do not represent a type property that is supported everywhere (ABAP ignores them). Automatic conversion to uppercase is not considered advisable for applications in a Web environment. |
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Parameter ID |
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A parameter ID can be used to display a standardized field history. Individual alternatives are also allowed. See also: Field History. |
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Conversion exit |
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Like explicit field transfers and explicit input checks, conversions must be performed explicitly. You can perform a conversion routine by explicitly starting the appropriate function modules (CONVERSION_EXIT_xxxxx_INPUT / CONVERSION_EXIT_xxxxx_OUTPUT) at the right times. If the set of values is small, you can display it in the form of a dropdown listbox using the value help. The internal values must be stored in the key column and the corresponding external representation in the value column. |
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Reference |
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References are not taken into consideration when currency and quantity fields are handled. In the BSP application, you must ensure that the units are explicitly assigned to values. |
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