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1. User Exits to Convert the decimal value to whole number
by padding zero’s with sign(+/-).

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The below logic will help you out to convert the decimal value to whole number Commonly Used Mapping User
by padding zero’s with sign(+/-). Exits in Sterling Integrator
Input (R6 format)
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Output(string format) Sterling Integrator

11745 IBM Sterling Integrator Database

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Integer Pos;
String[8] Var_Value; IBM Sterling Integrator Business
Integer i,j,k,Rec_Length,pos_neg; Process Modeling Best Practices
string[100] Input_Record,Padding_Char;
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Rec_Length=0;
pos_neg=0;
Input_Record="";
Padding_Char="";
pos_neg = strstr(#AMOUNT_BILLED,"-");
#AMOUNT_BILLED = Trimleft(#AMOUNT_BILLED,"-");
Pos = strstr(#AMOUNT_BILLED,".");
if len(mid(#AMOUNT_BILLED,Pos+1,2)) > 1 then
Var_Value = left(#AMOUNT_BILLED,Pos) + mid(#AMOUNT_BILLED,Pos+1,2);
else

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Var_Value = left(#AMOUNT_BILLED,Pos) + mid(#AMOUNT_BILLED,Pos+1,1) + SPONSORED SEARCHES

"0";
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Input_Record = trim(Var_Value);
i = len(Input_Record);
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Padding_Char="0";
j = 8 - i;
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k=1;
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Begin
Rec_Length=len(Input_Record);
concat(Padding_Char,Input_Record,Rec_Length);
Input_Record=Padding_Char;
Padding_Char="0";
k = k + 1;
End
End
IF pos_neg != -1 Then
#AMOUNT_BILLED = "-" + Input_Record;
else
#AMOUNT_BILLED = "+" + Input_Record;

2. User Exits to Check whether the given field is numeric or

not

To check whether the given field is numeric

integer a,c,l;

string [1] b,num_flag1;

String[100] Space;

Space = " ";

a = 0;

num_flag1 = "Y";

l = len(#ORDER_QTY);

while a < l do

begin

a = a + 1;

b = mid(#ORDER_QTY,(l-a),1);

c = strstr("0123456789",b);

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if c != -1 then

continue;

if c = -1 then

begin

num_flag1 = "N";

break;

end

end

3. User Exist to Storing Multiple values in Variable by using

Counters in variable

In Pre - Session:
string[30] L103[999];
real L102[999];

while Z < 999 do

begin
Z = Z + 1;
L103[Z] = "";
L102[Z] = 0;
end

In 1st Multiple looping record:

Integer X;
X = X + 1;
TotalStops = X;
L103[X] = #L103;
L102[X] = #L102;

In 1st Multiple looping record:

if DFUT32 = "Y" & #L901 = "MI" then

begin
$Temp_L1[D4B_CNT].#Temp_L103 = #L901;
$Temp_L1[D4B_CNT].#Temp_L102 = #L902;
end
else
begin
While C < TotalStops do
Begin
C = C+1;
$Temp_L1[D4B_CNT].#Temp_L103 = L103[C];
$Temp_L1[D4B_CNT].#Temp_L102 = L102[C];
end
end

4. User Exists to How to use Code list in the map

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These are the field names that are available when using the select extended
rule
on Trading Partner Code Lists:

DESCRIPTION
NAME (this is the "list name" of the codelist)
RECEIVERCODE
SENDERCODE
TEXT1
TEXT2
TEXT3
TEXT4

Syntax:

select fieldname into receiverlist from tablename where key =

expression [and key = expression];

Example:
select Text1 into $ORDERS.#TEMP_NAD02_SNDPRN from CODELIST
where sendercode = #3039 and name = "DIAG_DKORDS";

5. User Exists to Formatting - Code when expected output is

"0.48" instead of ".48"

Integer j;

j = strstr(#DMEA03,".");
var_MEA = left(#DMEA03,j);
var_MEA1 = mid(#DMEA03,j,10);

code when expected output is expecting ".48" instead of "0.48"

Integer Decimal_Pos,length;

length =Len(#FLD4);

Decimal_Pos = strstr(#FLD4, ".");

If Decimal_Pos > -1 then

Begin
If aton(#FLD4) < 1 then
#FLD4 = MID(#FLD4,1,length);
Else if right(#FLD4,2) = ".0" then
#FLD4 = LEFT(#FLD4,length-2);
End

6. User Exists to Incrementing the date

$POSFILE.#TEMP_0373:18 = date("%Y%m%d",Var_DT) << days(4) ;

7. User Exists to Rounding the value from "1.569" format to

"1.57"
object df;
string[50] tmp_val,var,temp,i;
integer var_str;
real var1;
if exist(#TD1_7:2) & #TD1_7:2 != 0.0 then
begin

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df = new("java.text.DecimalFormat", "0.000");
tmp_val = df.format(#TD1_7:2);
var_str = strstr(tmp_val,".");
var = mid(tmp_val,var_str+3,1);
if aton(var)<4 | aton(var) = 4 then
temp = mid(tmp_val,0,var_str+3);
else
begin
i = mid(tmp_val,0,var_str+3);
var1 = aton(i) + 0.01;
ntoa(var1,temp);
end

#TD1_7:2 = aton(temp);
End

8. User Exists to Logic for adding check digit value

String[256] var,modulus,Temp_check,var1;
Integer l,sum1,sum2,i,j,k,odd,even,odeve,mod;
real mod1;
sum1 = 0;
l = 0;
i = 0;
j = 1;
sum2 = 0;
k = 0;
odd = 0;
even = 0;
odeve = 0;

var = "0010016000" + right(#EXIDV,9);

l = len(var);

while i < l do
begin
sum1 = sum1 + Atoi(Mid(var,i,1));
i = i + 2;
end
odd = sum1 * 3;

while j < l do
begin
sum2 = sum2 + atoi(mid(var,j,1));
j = j + 2;
end
even = sum2;
odeve = odd + even;
mod1 = odeve *.10;
ntoa(mod1,modulus);
k = strstr(modulus,".");
mod = 10 - atoi(mid(modulus,k+1,len(modulus)));
ntoa(mod,var1);
Temp_check = var + var1;

$TEMP_MAN[lx_ctr][man_ctr].#TEMP_EXIDV_MAN02_FIELD = Temp_check;

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The output will be:

MAN*GM*00100160008501433615

Here 5 is the check digit value.

Please see the following link for the SSCC-18 check digit calculator, the first two
zeroes
would not be included so if the Pallet was 00
10016000850143361 you would only use the following 17 digits
10016000850143361 and it would calculate to 10016000850143361 5
so the 20 Digit SSCC-18 would be 00100160008501433615.

http://www.gs1.org/barcodes/support/check_digit_calculator#sscc

9. User Exists to Populate the characters between "/" and "-":

integer temp_a1,temp_a2;

temp_a1 = strstr(#TRAID, "/");

temp_a2 = strstr(#TRAID, "-");

if (temp_a1 > -1) then

begin
if (temp_a2 > -1) then
begin

$ZDELVRY5.#TEMP_TRAID_W2707_FIELD = mid(#TRAID, temp_a2 + 1, 7);

$ZDELVRY5.#TEMP_TRAID_W2706_FIELD = mid(#TRAID, temp_a1 + 1,
temp_a2 - temp_a1 - 1);
end
else
begin
$ZDELVRY5.#TEMP_TRAID_W2707_FIELD = mid(#TRAID, temp_a1 + 1,
7);
$ZDELVRY5.#TEMP_TRAID_W2706_FIELD = "NA";
end
end
else
begin
$ZDELVRY5.#TEMP_TRAID_W2707_FIELD = left(#TRAID, 7);
$ZDELVRY5.#TEMP_TRAID_W2706_FIELD = "NA";
end

The output will be:

Example: 93367/SNLU-330720
Equipment Number: 330720
Equipment Initial: SNLU

Example: 1125/53979
Equipment Number: 53979
Equipment Initial: NA

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Example: 5636064
Equipment Number: 5636064
Equipment Initial: NA

10. User Exists to Addition of Syntax Tokens

To add range 0x01-0xFF to Syntax Tokens.

Syntax Tokens : Go to Edit > Syntax Tokens

11. User Exists to Addition of Syntax Tokens

To add range 0x01-0xFF to Syntax Tokens.

Syntax Tokens : Go to Edit > Syntax Tokens

12. User Exits to Converting the lower case to uppercase and

vice versa Using Java

object upper_ob;
upper_ob = new("java.lang.String",#EXDT0);
#EXDT0= upper_ob.toUpperCase();

object lower_ob;
upper_ob = new("java.lang.String",#EXDT0);
#EXDT0= lower_ob.toLowerCase();

13. User Exists to Removal of "/" or any special in a string

object rem_ob;
rem_ob = new("java.lang.String",#Name);
#Name = rem_ob.replaceAll("\/","");

For any spl characters “\splchar”

14.User Exits to Convert to R2 format rule using Java

object R2;
R2 = new("java.text.DecimalFormat", "0.00");
#MENGE:5 = R6.format($8000_PO1.#0330);

15. User Exits to Populate the current system date and time
Using Java

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object TMP_DATEFORMAT;
object TMP_CURRENTDATE;
object TMP_TIMEFORMAT;
object TMP_CURRENTTIME;
string[8] SYS_DATE;
string[6] SYS_TIME;

TMP_DATEFORMAT = new("java.text.SimpleDateFormat","yyyyMMdd");
TMP_TIMEFORMAT = new("java.text.SimpleDateFormat","HHmmss");
TMP_CURRENTDATE = new("java.util.Date");
TMP_CURRENTTIME = new("java.util.Date");
SYS_DATE = TMP_DATEFORMAT.format(TMP_CURRENTDATE );
SYS_TIME = TMP_TIMEFORMAT.format(TMP_CURRENTTIME );

16. User Exits to convert From R2 and R6 format using Java

real temp_HL_VL1;
string [20] temp_HL_VL2;
temp_HL_VL1= accum;
ntoa(temp_HL_VL1,temp_HL_VL2);
#0628:17 =temp_HL_VL2;
R2 = new("java.text.DecimalFormat", "0.00");
R6 = new("java.text.DecimalFormat", "0.000000");

//for fields using R2 format

object R2;
R2 = new("java.text.DecimalFormat", "0.00");
#MENGE:5 = R2.format($8000_PO1.#0330);

//for fields using R5 format

object R6;
#MENGE:5 = R6.format($8000_PO1.#0330);

17. User Exists to for adding trailing zeroes with Java code

Object Ob;
Ob = new(“java.text.DecimalFormat”,”.000”);
#ANY_STRING_FIELD = Ob.format (#ANY_REAL_FIELD);

EX: we have 1234 and we have to get 1234.00

18. Simple Java code to convert the formats of Real Field in

the input layout

If we want to convert a element in R4(1.0000) format but the validation of the

element
in the input layout is in R6(1.000000) format
then

In presession rule(Declare and initilize):

object R4;
R4 = new("java.text.DecimalFormat", "0.0000");

Create a temp field:

#Temp_POC05 = R4.format(#0212);

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Hence the output will be 1.0000

In this way the format of any Real fields can be converted only in the input
layout.
Note:
This will work only when the Output field is in String Format.

19. User Exists to give Filename Logic

// Set the FileName for the BP to use

string[20] ProcessID, stringDate, stringTime;
string[200] FileName;

ProcessID ="";
FileName = "";

STRDATE(#Temp_SysDate, "%Y%m%d", stringDate);

STRDATE(#Temp_SysTime, "%H%M%S", stringTime);

select xpathresult into ProcessID from processdata where Xpath="ProcessID";

//FileName = <ST01 Doc Type> + "_" + <GS02 Sender> + "_" + <GS03

Receiver> + "_" +
//<DateTime YYYYMMDDHHMMSS> + "_" + <ProcessID> + <GS06 Control
Number> + ".txt";

FileName = #0143:2 + "_" + #G142 + "_" + #G124 + "_" + stringDate +

stringTime + "_" +
ProcessID + #0028:2 + ".txt";

update processdata set xpathresult = FileName where

xpath="TranslationOutput/FileName";

20. User Exits to Getting Time using Java code

String[4] var_time;
object ob_time , ob_date;
string[10] temp_time;

var_time = "";

ob_date = new ("java.util.Date");

ob_time = new("java.text.SimpleDateFormat", "hhmm");
temp_time = ob_time.format(ob_date);

if #QUALF:4 = "006" then

Begin

$DELVRY03.#SHIP_DATE:2 = date("%Y%m%d",#IEDD);
$DELVRY03.#SHIP_TIME = date("%H%M",left(#NTANZ,4));

strdate($DELVRY03.#SHIP_TIME, "%H%M", var_time);

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If var_time = "0000" | var_time = "" then

Begin
$DELVRY03.#SHIP_TIME = date("%H%M", temp_time);
End
End

21. User Exists to Setting up Business Reference

All app to app maps need to contain the following updates to process data.

App to App Maps (That don’t go through any Envelop Processing)

Field XPATH
Sender ID TranslationOutput/SenderID
Receiver ID TranslationOutput/ReceiverID
Doc Type TranslationOutput/DocumentType
Unique Identifier (Invoice #, PO # etc.) TranslationOutput/BusinessReference

So in the case of this request you can use the following extended rule for the
SenderID,
ReceiverID and DocType. The Business Reference will need to be pulled from the
data.

UPDATE PROCESSDATA SET XPATHRESULT= "CPTOOLS"

WHERE XPATH="/TranslationOutput/SenderID";

UPDATE PROCESSDATA SET XPATHRESULT= "SIEMENSAG"

WHERE XPATH="/TranslationOutput/ReceiverID";

UPDATE PROCESSDATA SET XPATHRESULT= "ORDERS"

WHERE XPATH="/TranslationOutput/DocumentType";

We can also set the business reference as part of the standard rule.

22. Rule to remove dash or any special character

//Rule to remove dash

STRING[35] LT,RT;
INTEGER LENGTH,DASH_POS,REMAIN;

LT=””;
RT=””;
REMAIN =0;
DASH_POS=0;
LENGTH = 0;

LENGTH = LEN(#0116:6);
DASH_POS = STRSTR(#0116:6,"-");
REMAIN = LENGTH - DASH_POS;

LT = LEFT(#0116:6,DASH_POS);
RT = RIGHT(#0116:6,REMAIN - 1);

#0116:6 = LT + RT;

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23. User Exists to How to calculate the difference between 2

dates

//***************************************************************
*****************************************************
//Shipment->ExpectedDeliveryDate minus Shipment->ActualShipmentDate –
//Calculating the value for TD511 - Transit time
//***************************************************************
*****************************************************

// Extended rule to calculate the number of days

// between two date fields
//
// sd1, sd2, sy1, sy2: string variables for the
// days and years of the 2 date fields
//
// id1, id2, iy1, iy2: integer variables for the
// days and years of the 2 date fields
//
// testdate: date variable to test for leap year
// stestdate: string variable for test date
// itestdate: interchange variable for test date
//
// total: total number of days

strdate($Temp_ExpectedDeliveryDate:2.#Temp_ExpectedDeliveryDate:2,"%j",sd
1);
//calculate the day variables
strdate($Temp_ActualShipmentDate:2.#Temp_ActualShipmentDate:2,"%j",sd2);
//with the julian day value

strdate($Temp_ExpectedDeliveryDate:2.#Temp_ExpectedDeliveryDate:2,"%Y",s
y1);
//calculate the year variables
strdate($Temp_ActualShipmentDate:2.#Temp_ActualShipmentDate:2,"%Y",sy2)
;//with 4 digit year

id1 = atoi(sd1); //convert the string variables

id2 = atoi(sd2); //to the integer variables
iy1 = atoi(sy1); //to allow for comparison and
iy2 = atoi(sy2); //subtraction

if $Temp_ExpectedDeliveryDate:2.#Temp_ExpectedDeliveryDate:2 >=
$Temp_ActualShipmentDate:2.#Temp_ActualShipmentDate:2 then //checks to
see which
begin //which date is later
total = id1 - id2; //to subtract properly
stestdate = "1231" + sy2;
end
else
begin
total = id2 - id1;
stestdate = "1231" + sy1;//sets the test date to
end //Dec 31 of the year
//being subtracted

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If total < 0 then //if the second date is in the

begin //previous year, add 365
total = total + 365;

testdate = date("%m%d%Y",stestdate);//checks the test

strdate(testdate,"%j",stestdate); //date to see if
itestdate= atoi(stestdate); //the day is 366, meaning
if itestdate = 366 then //it is a leap year, and adds
total = total + 1; //1 day accordingly
end

$Temp_Transit_Time.#Temp_Transit_Time = total;

24. User Exists to Logic to populate the first day of the week
from a year and a week

STRING[56] Bdate,Sdateofyear,var_weeks,totaldays,Juldate;
integer var_weeki,Sdayofyear,var_week_int,total_daysint;
datetime mondayofweek;

object dateformat,ID;

dateformat = new ("java.text.SimpleDateFormat","yyyyMMdd");

Sdateofyear = left(#2380:3,4) + "0101";

var_weeks = right(#2380:3,2);
var_weeki = atoi(var_weeks);
var_week_int = var_weeki * 7;

dateformat = new ("java.text.SimpleDateFormat","yyyyMMdd");

ID = dateformat.parse(Sdateofyear);
Sdayofyear = ID.getDay();

if Sdayofyear = 0 then
total_daysint = var_week_int - 5;
else
if Sdayofyear = 1 then
total_daysint = var_week_int - 6;
else
if Sdayofyear = 2 then
total_daysint = var_week_int - 7;
else
if Sdayofyear = 3 then
total_daysint = var_week_int - 8;
else
if Sdayofyear = 4 then
total_daysint = var_week_int - 9;
else
if Sdayofyear = 5 then
total_daysint = var_week_int - 3;
else
if Sdayofyear = 6 then
total_daysint = var_week_int - 4;

ntoa(total_daysint,totaldays);
Juldate = mid(#2380:3,2,2) + totaldays;

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mondayofweek = date("%y%j",Juldate);
strdate(mondayofweek,"%Y%m%d",Bdate);

#DAILY_DATE = Bdate;

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