12345678910111213.14151 / 1000 ==> 12345678910111.213141
when you multiply that by your 1000 again, the decimal moves those three spots back to the right.

the below scripts works well.

select distinct substring(expiry,1,charindex(‘,’,expiry)-1),substring(expiry,charindex(‘,’,expiry),len(expiry))
from Rec_Dtl where grn_number =27964 and m_code =’M605′

and results.

—————————— ——————————
#3453453 ,$21-12-2014
#S4345 ,$4YRS

but i don’t want comma infront of 2nd column, like ,$21-12-2014 i need only $21-12-2014 without comma

Thanks a lot for your support. May i have your email id please.

Regards,

select substring(expiry,1,charindex(‘;’,expiry)-1),substring(expiry,charindex(‘;’,expiry),len(expiry))
from (select distinct replace(expiry,’,',’;')) as expiry from Rec_Dtl where grn_number =27964 and m_code =’M605′) as t

i adjust the script whic you’ve given. like below

select distinct substring(expiry,1,charindex(‘;’,expiry)-1),substring(expiry,charindex(‘;’,expiry),len(expiry))
from Rec_Dtl where grn_number =27964 and m_code =’M605′

but know i have this error

Server: Msg 536, Level 16, State 3, Line 1
Invalid length parameter passed to the substring function.

Thanks,

i have this error

Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 1
Line 1: Incorrect syntax near ‘expiry’.

please help.

Thanks,

select substring(expiry,1,charindex(‘;’,expiry)-1),substring(expiry,charindex(‘;’,expiry),len(expiry)) from Rec_Dtl where grn_number =27964 and m_code =’M605′

select DISTINCT expiry from Rec_Dtl where grn_number =27964 and m_code =’M605′

THE RERSUTLS ARE

exiry
——-
382268; 07/02/05
976131, 31/05/2011

I WANT THE SEPRATE TWO VALUES LIKE BELOW.

DISTINCT EXPIRY 1 , EXPRIY 2
————————————-
382268 07/02/05
976131 31/05/2011

I WANT RESULTS EXACTLY LIKE ABOVE. PLEASE HELP ME.

With this function, comparison is done only on the first 15 significant digits. Since SQL Server only garantees a precision of 15 digits for float datatypes, this is expected to be secure.

The function expects two inputs of default type float, that’s an implicit float(53)

See http://floatequalsfloat.codeplex.com for the function

here’s my query:

DECLARE @subtotal as numeric(19,5)
SET @subtotal = 0.00000

SELECT @subtotal = @subtotal+(SELECT CAST(ROUND(SUM(BaseQty),5) as NUMERIC(19,5)) FROM INSERTED WHERE Table1.ID = INSERTED.ID) FROM Table1 WHERE Table1.ID IN (SELECT DISTINCT ID FROM INSERTED)

IF (@subtotal > 1.00000)
BEGIN
RAISERROR (‘Formulation is not equal to 1..’, 16, 10)
END

if the subtotal returns 1.4 and higher the result is true, but if subtotal is equal to 1.3, 1.2, 1.1 it returns false..

can anybody tell me whats wrong with the query.?

Thanks..

declare
@vtest1 float(53),
@vtest2 float(53)
begin
SET @vtest1 = 4551.935
SET @vtest2 = 759.935

SET @vtest1 = ROUND(@vtest1,2)
SET @vtest2 = ROUND(@vtest2,2)

print replace(rtrim(replace(ltrim(str(Cast(@vtest1 as float),25, 8)),’0′,’ ‘)),’ ‘,’0′)
print replace(rtrim(replace(ltrim(str(Cast(@vtest2 as float),25, 8)),’0′,’ ‘)),’ ‘,’0′)
end

Output is

4551.94
759.93

Can anyone explain me why there is difference in decimal (.93 vs .94). In both case i am expecting .94. How i can achieve this without changing float to numeric or decimal?

Thanks.

This is working fine now, you saved my work.

Thanks a lot

I have one problem while altering column datatype from Numeric to Integer. When I tried to alter it then its prompted with message “You should have to re-create the table to change etc…”. Also, earlier my database was running on sql server 2005 and now it is running on 2008.

Please help me to solve this problem

Thanks

know my condition if decimal less than .50 then 10056 if greater than .50 then 10057. in sql server 2000. how i can get this results?

please help me.

0 = 0:00
2 = 2:00
8.3 = 8:30

0
2
8.3 — Which should equal 8:30 after converting to datetime

Using SQL Server 2005 i am trying to convert float values to datetime or time types.

Can anyone help?

Can anyone help?

I have one problem..please give me solution..it’s urgent

DECLARE @data real
SET @data =9.660606E+07
declare @value varchar
set @value = cast (cast(@data as decimal) as varchar)
select @value
SELECT
CASE
WHEN CHARINDEX(‘E’, @data) > 0 THEN CAST(LEFT(@data,
CHARINDEX(‘E’, @data) – 1) AS FLOAT) * POWER(10.0, CAST(RIGHT(@data,
CHARINDEX(‘E’, REVERSE(@data)) – 1) AS INT))
ELSE CAST(@data AS BIGINT)
END
run this in sqlserver

actual value 9.660606E+07 is 96606060
but return 96606100
i want exact value 96606060
if you take decimal type instead of real..then run fine but

The value from database comes is real type