Hi Andrei,
I don't think you would cross any issues. IIRR, we decided for 3 decimals because this is what was used when the € was introduced to convert from
European moneys. At least I proposed that.
I also remember I had to use six (6!) decimals in a custom project in 2007 to
minimize calculus issues. We used OFBiz 4.0 then, so maybe not relevant ;)
HTH
Jacques
Le 19/03/2021 à 23:27, Andrei Stan a écrit :
Hello,
After some investigations, i found out that when importing data into OFBiz, Invoice Item's "Unit Price" is imported only with 3 decimals in the
database.
So instead of 12.3456 in the database we find 12.345 and this is not what i
need.
This is because sql-type="NUMERIC(18,3)".
To test this, i modified in file
"../framework/entity/fieldtype/fieldtypepostgres.xml" sql-type to be
"NUMERIC(18,4):
<field-type-def type="currency-precise" sql-type="NUMERIC(18,4)"
java-type="java.math.BigDecimal"/>.
This solves my issue with the calculus described in the begining, now the outstanding
amount for paid invoices are "0" as it should be.
What do you guys think? can i change this without any impact on other entities?
Do you have other suggestions ?
Thank you,
A.
On 12.03.2021 15:00, Andrei Stan wrote:
How about changing the decimals number for the "Unit Price" of an Item in the ../accounting/control/invoiceOverview -> Items panel. I want to
change from 3 to 4 decimals: 121.867 -> 121.8675.
Thank you.
On 12.03.2021 14:18, Andrei Stan wrote:
Thank you Suraj, very helpful.
On 12.03.2021 06:51, Suraj Khurana wrote:
Hello Andrei,
There is a configuration file available
(accounting/config/arithmetic.properties:29). Here you can configure
invoice.decimals and other related configurations.
HTH.
--
Best Regards,
Suraj Khurana
Senior Technical Consultant
On Thu, Mar 11, 2021 at 11:55 PM Andrei Stan <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hello,
When trying to import some of my PAID invoices in OFBiz, i expect to have
Outstanding Amout "0" (paid), but i see that is "-0.04".
It can be tested by import the following into OFBIZ:
<entity-engine-xml>
<Invoice invoiceId="TestInvoice" invoiceTypeId="SALES_INVOICE"
partyIdFrom="Company" partyId="DemoCustCompany" statusId="INVOICE_PAID"
invoiceDate="2020-11-06 15:26:25.000" dueDate="2020-11-13"
currencyUomId="RON"/>
<InvoiceItem invoiceId="TestInvoice" invoiceItemSeqId="1" uomId="RON"
quantity="74.45" amount="121.8675" description="Consultancy services"/>
<Payment amount="9073.04" statusId="PMNT_RECEIVED"
partyIdFrom="DemoCustCompany" actualCurrencyAmount="44228.3489"
currencyUomId="RON" paymentId="TestInvoice" actualCurrencyUomId="RON"
partyIdTo="Company" paymentTypeId="CUSTOMER_PAYMENT"/>
<PaymentApplication paymentApplicationId="2021-Services"
paymentId="TestInvoice" invoiceId="TestInvoice" amountApplied="9073.04"/>
</entity-engine-xml>
The problem here i think is this:
- Invoice Total = quantity * amount (same as Unit Price from the
InvoiceItem entity) = 74.45 * 121.8675
- the above operation, in the "Invoices List" page is calculated (not as
expected):
- 74.45 * 121.*867 *(only three decimals - can be seen in the
"Invoice Overview" page) = to 9,072.99815, wich is rounded to 9,073.00
- the expected result is 74.45 * 121.*8675* (with four
decimals)=9,073.035375 wich rounded = 9,073.04
- Invoice Total - Payment Applied = 9,073.00 - 9,073.04 = -0.04 ( the
issue that i got)
How can i set OFBiz to use more that 3 decimals in calculations?
Thanks.
