Example of script ,sum(BREAKS)/3600 as Breaks but it comes back as a whole number, how can I get decimals?
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how to get number locate at 2 place before decimal point? [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it’s on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 1 year ago. Improve this question example: i have a number=143.42 , i want to get “4” which is locate 2 place before decimal point. what SQL command should i use? i still
Decimal value gets rounded when entering DB
I’m trying to upload a decimal value into a database. Before the upload (while debugging C#) it’s decimal but when inserted to the database it’s the decimal is rounded so there aren’t any numbers …
SQL round percent up to nearest .1
I have a columns of percentages and i want them to always round up to the nearest .1 for example .005 –> .1 .11 –> .2 .3256 –>.4 .6797 –>.7 I am trying ceiling and floor, but they …
Issue converting JSON string into decimal
This question may answer on many threads but I am unable to find answer specific to my problem. Q: I am getting data from API (in json format) where all columns are coming as string and inserting …
set decimal places of sum in sql
I have a database I use for a debating competition I am trying to sort the standings out to see which schools will play off in the finals at the end of the semester. I have this working as shown below however I am not able to round the ptc field, it currently returns up to 4 decimal places eg
In a currency exchange rate what is the maximum number of decimal places used?
I need to store currency exchange rate data in the SQL 2008 database. I would like to keep rate as a decimal data type in the database. One thing I am not sure about, is how many decimal places to give (e.g. decimal(18, ?)). Since, I will be using this service as a source: http://openexchangerates.org/latest.json. There, it seems that the
Remove trailing zeros from decimal in SQL Server
I have a column DECIMAL(9,6) i.e. it supports values like 999,123456. But when I insert data like 123,4567 it becomes 123,456700 How to remove those zeros? Answer A decimal(9,6) stores 6 digits on the right side of the comma. Whether to display trailing zeroes or not is a formatting decision, usually implemented on the client side. But since SSMS formats