gl_currency_api.get_rate(from_currency_code,to_currency_code, conversion_date, Conversion_type)
In a query it would look like this:
select
gl_currency_api.get_rate('USD','EUR', sysdate, 'Corporate')
from dual
Now we can combine that with the cost queries from the previous post to get the value of on-hand quantities in any warehouse in the EUR currency:
select msi.segment1 item,
sob.currency_code warehouse_currency,
cst_cost_api.get_item_cost(1,moq.inventory_item_id, moq.organization_id,NULL,NULL) cost,
gl_currency_api.get_rate(sob.currency_code,'EUR', sysdate, 'Corporate') conversion_rate,
cst_cost_api.get_item_cost(1,moq.inventory_item_id, moq.organization_id,NULL,NULL)*
gl_currency_api.get_rate(sob.currency_code,'EUR', sysdate, 'Corporate') cost_in_eur
from
gl_sets_of_books sob,
mtl_organizations mo,
mtl_onhand_quantities moq,
mtl_system_items_b msi
where
mo.set_of_books_name=sob.name
and moq.organization_id=mo.organization_id
and moq.organization_id=msi.organization_id
and moq.inventory_item_id=msi.inventory_item_id
and mo.organization_code='M1'
The gl_currency_api.get_rate will return exception if the exchange rate is not defined for the day.
Great article.
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