on 02-25-2008 5:15 PM
Per our business process we have our Global Material Number (Auto ID field) that we would like to be a 12 digit number. I tried accomplishing this by creating a new field "Global Material Number 2" that simply adds 100000000000 to the Global Material Number auto ID field. Upon testing this I did not receive the number I wanted. Upon reading the SAP Library - MDM Data Manager Reference Guide Part 1, I believe it is saying that the type integer field is 4 bits. So does this mean that the largest integer MDM will support is 4,294,967,296? The guide mentions a field type Real8 which is 8bits but I don't see this as an option for field type in MDM Console (I am running version 5.5 SP5).
Thanks!
Hi Ryan,
The Real8 type of a datatype is the CURRENCY type, which you can find in the Console.
For your scenario, you require a field which can store 12 digits.
You can use a field of type CURRENCY. It is a Real8 type of a field.
For the symbol, if you do not require, leave it as blank in Console.
*Please give points if you find this answer helpful.
Thanks and Regards
Nitin jain
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I think I'm just going to use a text field and concatenate a 1 and necessary amount of 0's to the beginning of the field. This appears to have solved my problem. I didn't test to see if assignments would allow type currency to work correctly, but assignments wouldn't work for me in this case as there is no way to force assignments to run automatically without some sort of workflow. Thanks for your help! Points assigned.
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