glog.currency Properties

glog.currency.archive

When using the Exchange Rate interface, this property sets the length of time that the old exchange rates will be kept in the database before they are purged. The input is a number, followed by a specific abbreviated unit of time.

1 S = 1 second

1 M = 1 minute

1 H = 1 hour

1 D = 1 day

1 W = 1 week

glog.currency.base

Sets the default triangulation currency. If the glog.currency.base property is undefined, the base property is based on the UOM record where the type is CURRENCY and IS_STORAGE_DEFAULT=Y. If no such record can be found, USD is used.

glog.currency.displayPrecision

glog.currency.displayPrecision<currency GID>

Defines the number of decimal places to use when displaying currencies in the UI. If precision for a specific currency is specified, it will be used; otherwise, the value for glog.currency.displayPrecision will be used.

Note: glog.currency.inputPrecision<currency GID> is a dynamic property and depends on a currency GID.  You need to add these properties manually when new currencies are added and they do not follow the base glog.currency.inputPrecision value.

glog.currency.inputPrecision

Indicates the default input precision for currency fields if the individual field is not overridden by a user-customized screen set or is not explicitly set in the UI.

The default is 2.

glog.currency.outXmlPrecision

glog.currency.outXmlPrecision.<currency GID>

Defines the number of decimal places to use in the outbound XML. If the precision for a specific currency is specified it will be used. Otherwise the value for glog.currency.outXmlPrecision will be used. For example, glog.currency.outXmlPrecision.USD=4.

The use of this property is enabled by the Use Global Settings check box on an Integration Preference.