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With Courier you are talking about the font? It this a unicode character? It there for all currency symbols a unicode character? | With Courier you are talking about the font? It this a unicode character? It there for all currency symbols a unicode character? | ||
For me it is not clear, to what we would need to change the value, if the reports are graphical. --[[User:Thiasg|Thiasg]] 16:17, 14 December 2010 (UTC)</s> | For me it is not clear, to what we would need to change the value, if the reports are graphical. --[[User:Thiasg|Thiasg]] 16:17, 14 December 2010 (UTC)</s> | ||
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= Requirement Management Documents = | = Requirement Management Documents = | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 14 December 2010
Remarks to the actual database table
a_currency_name_c is this used somewhere?
In the moment I find it difficult to think of a case, where the ISO abbreviation and the short symbol is not sufficient. --Thiasg 16:17, 14 December 2010 (UTC)
- This question shall be answered by OM itself and therefore I've added it onto the todo-list
This sentence, I do not understand:
"a_currency_symbol_c – The real symbols are $ and €. By changing from Courier formated reports to graphical reports we shall change this values too"
With Courier you are talking about the font? It this a unicode character? It there for all currency symbols a unicode character?
For me it is not clear, to what we would need to change the value, if the reports are graphical. --Thiasg 16:17, 14 December 2010 (UTC)
- I've added a sentence to make this clear
Requirement Management Documents
Reviews
Reviews of Version 1244
Source: Version 1244
Thias G
Referenz to the Introduction
Other comments
Other Resourcen
Mail from someone on some day
To be published