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Sage X3 how get the ‘available quantity’



The function below returns the available quantity of an item in a site

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Funprog GET_STODISP(XXFCY,XXITM)
   Value Char XXFCY   #Stock Site
   Value Char XXITM   #Item code
   #Opens the tables
   If clalev([F:YITV]) = 0 Then Local File ITMMVT [F:YITV] : Endif
   If clalev([F:ITM]) = 0 Then Local File ITMMASTER [F:ITM] : Endif
   If clalev([F:ITG]) = 0 Then Local File ITMCATEG [F:ITG] : Endif
   Filter [F:ITM]
   Read [F:ITM]ITM0 = XXITM
   Filter [F:ITG]
   Read [F:ITG]ITG0 = "";[F:ITM]TCLCOD
   Filter [F:YITV]
   Read [F:YITV]ITV0=XXITM;XXFCY
   Local Integer WSTA
   Local Decimal YSTODIS
   WSTA=0
   YSTODIS=0
   If [F:ITG]GLOAAAFLG = 2 WSTA += 1 Endif
   If [F:ITG]GLOQQQFLG = 2 WSTA += 2 Endif
   If [F:ITG]GLORRRFLG = 2 WSTA += 4 Endif
   #Call the X3 standard procedure for X3 version 1.4.x and 5
   Call STODISPO("[F:YITV]",XXFCY,XXITM,"*","*",1,WSTA,"","",YSTODIS) From STKLIB
   #Call the X3 standard procedure for X3 Version 6
   #Call STODISPO("[F:YITV]",XXFCY,XXITM,"*","*",1,WSTA,"","","",YSTODIS) From STKLIB
End YSTODIS

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