Formula Profile: Define Default Values for Input Parameters
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This document discusses defining default values for input parameters in formula profiles. It explains that default values can be set by maintaining a constant value, an ID that maps to a formula variable determined by a method, or both. The constant value will be used first but then overwritten if an ID is also specified and maps to a different value. Maintaining default values allows executing formulas without requiring profile values for all input parameters.
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Press the ESC key to close the image description and return to lecture.
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· The default values for each of the attributres have been declared as a constants, which is indicated by the ALL_CAPS in the name, and the attributes are then set using the default values
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Image Description
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-MIN_DEPENDENTS int =0
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MAX_SALARY double = 20000
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- 3. All default values (maintained through Constant Value field) have the status of IU012 – Valid Values. The code where it’s defined can be found here. Business Add- In ISU_EDM_FORMCALC, Method DETERMINE_DEFVAL_RESULT_STATUS (default implementation) Valid value status So I am using the Formula ‘Multi02’ with input quantity profile having profile value is 5 units maintained throughout. The Factor input parameter has default constant value maintained as 2. Execution gives the expected result. Remember we need to assign a factor profile (here 59) but with no valid values. http://wp.me/p1Ci5j-iy www.sapisurdg.wordpress.com
- 4. Execution with Default Constant Value Now let’s try with the ID of Formula Variable. I have defined a FM to pass on a constant value of 3 units. FM maintained for determination Constant maintained through code http://wp.me/p1Ci5j-iy www.sapisurdg.wordpress.com
- 5. The constant value of 2 is first removed from customization and Formula Variable ID is maintained as shown below. Formula ID maintained Now with the same Formula ‘Multi02’ with input quantity profile having profile value is 5units maintained throughout. The Factor input parameter is given the constant value as 3 by the FM. Execution gives the expected result. Remember we need to assign a factor profile (here 59) but with no valid values. http://wp.me/p1Ci5j-iy www.sapisurdg.wordpress.com
- 6. Execution with Formula ID Now the third option, maintaining the Constant value and also the Formula Variable ID as shown below. Both Values maintained When we execute this we can see that first the Constant value(2) is used as shown below. http://wp.me/p1Ci5j-iy www.sapisurdg.wordpress.com
- 7. Constant Value comes in as default But then it’s overwritten by the value maintained by the Formula Variable ID(3) through the function module. It's over written So the end result is the same as the second option. http://wp.me/p1Ci5j-iy www.sapisurdg.wordpress.com