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Using INT Value in Math - SQL

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Posted on by Bill Campbell 12

Ok, someone out there knows how to do this - I just can not find the right combination of SQL to make it work.

Field : PUnits - int 

Values: 6000, 5000, 900, 50

What I know is to do the math to get from PUnits * PRate = PLineTotal

need to divide Punits by 100 to get to the right decimal value

SO

6000 = 60.00
5000 = 50.00
  900 =   9.00
    50 =   0.00

(PRate *(PUnits/100)) -- all work when the value in PUnits has 3 or more characters - 

but when the PUnits value = 50 and I apply the same rule then the value ( PUnits/100 )  50 / 100 = 0000

I am sure that it is a matter of figuring out the right way to 'format' PUnits first.

Thanks.

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  • James McCullough Profile Picture
    James McCullough 356 on at
    RE: Using INT Value in Math - SQL

    And HEY!  You're a fellow Albertan!  I'm in Calgary!  :D

  • James McCullough Profile Picture
    James McCullough 356 on at
    RE: Using INT Value in Math - SQL

    Hey Bill:

    Could you hit it as a "verified answer" then please?  I appreciate it greatly, as I'm just effectively getting started here.  :)

  • Bill Campbell Profile Picture
    Bill Campbell 12 on at
    RE: Using INT Value in Math - SQL

    Thanks that got me the desired result.

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    James McCullough Profile Picture
    James McCullough 356 on at
    RE: Using INT Value in Math - SQL

    This is the way I just did it:

    SELECT CONVERT(DECIMAL, 50) / CONVERT(DECIMAL, 100.00)

    I mean, it's heavy handed, but it will do it.  The problem is that SQL thinks that 50 and 100 are integers, and so is enforcing integer math on it.

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