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| Omer Sever 2004-12-02, 3:58 am |
| Hi,
Is the CURCONVERT table to get the current currency ratios or anything else?
Do we need to insert new rows even if we need to display the price always in
one currency? Also if it is not CURCONVERT, what is the table to update for
daily changing currency ratios?
Thanks in advance.
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| Robert Brown 2004-12-04, 2:52 am |
| > Hi,
>
> Is the CURCONVERT table to get the current currency ratios or anything else?
> Do we need to insert new rows even if we need to display the price always in
> one currency? Also if it is not CURCONVERT, what is the table to update for
> daily changing currency ratios?
>
> Thanks in advance.
The values are pulled from memory...which were derived from the currency
tables within the WC schema.
Although you don't mention your WC version, the currency framework
hasn't changed all that much over the years. Assuming you are not
adding new currencies and do not change the way your currencies are
formatted etc. then yes, the CURCONVERT table stores the rate
conversions you will update. Other tables do exist in the currency
model that tie currencies to the store, etc. The pertinent WC v5.6 link
is provided below...
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc...rdmcurrency.htm
The currency manager registry must be updated once the values in
CURCONVERT are changed. Don't forget that step in your update process.
I've found this site helpful when dealing with currency conversion.
http://www.xe.com/
R
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| Omer Sever 2004-12-07, 5:53 pm |
| Thanks a lot.
Robert Brown wrote:
>
>
> The values are pulled from memory...which were derived from the currency
> tables within the WC schema.
>
> Although you don't mention your WC version, the currency framework
> hasn't changed all that much over the years. Assuming you are not
> adding new currencies and do not change the way your currencies are
> formatted etc. then yes, the CURCONVERT table stores the rate
> conversions you will update. Other tables do exist in the currency
> model that tie currencies to the store, etc. The pertinent WC v5.6 link
> is provided below...
>
> http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc...rdmcurrency.htm
>
>
> The currency manager registry must be updated once the values in
> CURCONVERT are changed. Don't forget that step in your update process.
>
> I've found this site helpful when dealing with currency conversion.
>
> http://www.xe.com/
>
> R
>
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