I want to convert this [PL/SQL] code to Java code.
W_LEDGER_BAL := nvl(SUBSTR(W_BAL, 1, 17), 0) / 100;
I have tried to convert like this
String amountstr = _ISOResposne.get("48");
String W_LEDGER_BAL = amountstr.substring(0, 17);
where W_BAL
is amountstr
I don't know how to divide it by 100. Please help me to solve this error.
CodePudding user response:
// Get the value.
String amountstr = _ISOResposne.get("48");
if (amountstr == null) {
// If it's null, set it to zero.
amountstr = "0";
}
else {
// otherwise get the first 17 characters.
// (Note that if the length is less than 17, an exception will occur.)
amountstr = amountstr.substring(0, 17);
}
// Convert to a number.
// This will also throw an exception if 'amountstr' cannot be parsed to a number.
java.math.BigDecimal bd = new java.math.BigDecimal(amountstr);
// Divide by one hundred.
bd = bd.divide(new java.math.BigDecimal(100.0d);
// Convert the result to a string.
String W_LEDGER_BAL = bd.toString();
Refer to javadoc of class BigDecimal.
I assume you know what an exception is in Java.
I also suggest that you try to adhere to Java naming conventions.