LS,

I am puzzled. I have this simple sql :

Let ([
key = FORR::k_order_line_id ;
SQL = 
"Select sum(amount)  " 
& " from journal_line jl" 
& " where jl.k_order_line_id = ?" 
& " and jl.ledger =  '2053' " 
] 
; 
ExecuteSQL ( SQL ; "" ; "" ; key  ) 
)

Data viewer returns : 1707.5 ( 1895 - 187.50 )
Calculated field returns : 170750 <- wrong. 
Calculation is number, unstored.

When I don't have decimals the sum result of both are the same.

 

Any ideas as to why ?

 

TIA,

 

Joost

Edited December 10, 201510 yr by Joost Miltenburg

And this is not just a field formatting issue on the layout?  IOW you get the same result when you click into the field.

Hi Wim,
no, this is not an formatting issue.

When I export the data to excel the value is just plain wrong ( 170750 instead of 1707.5 ) 
I find this very odd.

SQL may be a reserved word? try changing the variable name to something other than SQL.

https://www.drupal.org/node/141051

try

Let ([
_key = FORR::k_order_line_id ;
_SQL = 
"Select sum(amount)  " 
& " from journal_line jl" 
& " where jl.k_order_line_id = ?" 
& " and jl.ledger =  '2053' " 
] 
; 
ExecuteSQL ( _SQL ; "" ; "" ; _key  ) 
)

Edited December 13, 201510 yr by Kris M

Unfortunately that did not help.

Did not solve issue, but as I need a solution now, I just created a relationship and summed the field. Result as expected.