Convert Quantity from first UoM to Quantity in second UoM

Return calculated quantity from >- to unit

 

UoMConverion/QtyConversion(FromUnitId/c,ToUnitId/C,Length/i,Width/i,Height/i,Density/i,UnitGroupId/i,Quantity/i)

 

return object with follow properties

factor

formula

quantity

code (200=ok)

 

 

// work with QtyConversion
instance bsl b
b.get=UoMConversion/QtyConversion(<dw_1.item.me_verbrauch.value,bsl>,<dw_1.item.me_lager.value,bsl>,<dw_1.item.abm1.value,num(6)>,<dw_1.item.abm2.value,num(6)>,<dw_1.item.abm3.value,num(6)>,<dw_1.item.dichte.value,num(6)>,<bslitem.UnitGroupId>,<dw_1.item.menge_verbrauch.value,num(6)>)
dw_1.item.me_umr.value=<b.factor,#0.000000>
dw_1.item.menge_lager.value=<b.quantity,#0.000000>
 
// work with only Conversion
instance bsl b
b.get=UoMConversion/QtyConversion(<dw_1.item.me_verbrauch.value,bsl>,<dw_1.item.me_lager.value,bsl>,<dw_1.item.abm1.value,num(6)>,<dw_1.item.abm2.value,num(6)>,<dw_1.item.abm3.value,num(6)>,<dw_1.item.dichte.value,num(6)>,<bslitem.UnitGroupId>)
dw_1.item.me_umr.value=<b.factor,#0.000000>
// Note: in %() functions: don't work with < and >, only the variable name.
dw_1.item.menge_lager.value=%mul(dw_1.item.menge_verbrauch,b.factor)