Changing the number pattern used to format currencies in JSP files
Complete the following steps to change the number pattern that is used to
format currencies:
Procedure
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Use the following XML code in the XML file that you are loading into your target
database:
<curfmtdesc storeent_id="-1" setccurr="FRF" language_id="&en_US;" numbrusg_id="-4" numberpattern="#,##0.00" />
Where:
Variable Meaning storeent_id
The store or store group ID setccurr
The three-character ISO 4217 currency code representing the currency that you want to format. This code must appear in the SETCCURR column of the SETCURR table. language_id
The language ID of the format record numbrusg_id
The ID of the number usage numberpattern
The number pattern for the currency that you want to format. The number pattern can contain four different characters: Zero, number sign, period, or comma. - 0
- Zero represents a digit.
- #
- A number sign, represents a digit or an absent zero as a space.
- .
- A period, represents a placeholder for a decimal separator.
- ,
- A comma, represents a placeholder for a grouping separator.
- Load the data to the HCL Commerce database.