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division by zero. 0/0 Dear All experts,There is always a pop message windows said: "division inconsistency error in navision by zero. 0/0" if I try to change unit cost per field in the production order routing line. If I used debugger
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it shows (in the red arrow) these coding (table # 5407) of expected quantity (on validate) field:...IF (Status IN [Status::Released,Status::Finished]) AND (xRec."Item No." <> '') AND ("Line No." <> 0)THEN CALCFIELDS("Act. Consumption (Qty)");"Remaining Quantity" := "Expected Quantity" division by zero error in teradata - "Act. Consumption (Qty)" / "Qty. per Unit of Measure"; ... If I delete the codings, what I want to do is work good. Also if I don't delete them but delete this coding in the table # 5409 of field unit cost per:...CalcStartingEndingDates(Direction::Forward); ... I have been trying to solve it but not succeed good. Could you give me some solutions for the problems ??I set the items and all relevant fields manually and division by zero error in access report standard costing, no inventory exists. Thanks in advance for your answers. I expect them a lot. Rgds, Mark mark_christs1974 Cancel Daniel Zimmermann 0 2006-6-8 1:25 AM Probably the "Qty. per Unit of Measure" is Zero. to avoid the "division by zero" error try: IF (Status IN [Status::Released,Status::Finished]) AND (xRec."Item No." <> '') AND ("Line No." <> 0)THEN CALCFIELDS("Act. Consumption (Qty)"); // Avoid "Division by Zero" IF "Qty. per Unit of Measure" <> 0 THEN "Remaining Quantity" := "Expected Quantity" - "Act. Consumption (Qty)" / "Qty. per Unit of Measure"; Daniel Zimmermann Daniel Zimmermann 0 2006-6-8 1:33 AM In reply to Daniel Zimmermann: Sorry, but looking at my first post, it's incomplet, because the change in the Code will only avoid the error message.The root cause seems to be, that the "Qty. per Unit of Measure" = 0 where it should not be. So maybe all you have to do is have a look at that "Item Unit of Measure" and change the "Qty. per Unit of Measure" field to the correct value (it probably is 0 at the moment), and then try again. Daniel Zimmermann David Singleton 0 2006-6-8 1:49 AM In reply to Daniel Zimmermann: Hi Daniel, although your solution is technically correct. I really think that in this case the isse needs to be resolved at the s
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