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We have a client using RMS ver: 2.0, he purchases $3,000,000 in credits from the local telephone company but receives 3,225,000 units ($1 = 1 unit, but he receives 7.5% as a bonus). When calculating the cost we get a unit cost with approximately 32 decimal places 0.93023255813953488372093023255814). Does anyone purchase minutes from the Telephone company, receive a discount in minutes and resell the total minutes? If so can you suggest a method where we can track the minutes sold and the associated costs?
Errol Leu
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Errol,
This may required some type of customization. Even with configuration changes, RMS can only track costs out to 4 decimal places. This is due to a limitation of the backing data field in SQL Server. The Money data type only uses 4 digits.
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