Assignment or comparison loses precision

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Hi,

how do I get rid of this warning?
I use a standard method that returns an int64. I want to divide it by some other number and save the result as real (because a division can result in numbers behind the comma). Now I get this warning which I don't really understand.

int64 i = 123;

real j;

j = i / 5; //this line produces the warning

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5400 7,162 on at

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You have to use

j = any2real(I/5)

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Thanks

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When you assign the value to different data type, you will get this type of error message.

For example:

int x = 10;

real y;

y = x;

To solve this issue, we can use the functions like any2real, any2int (as per Bhasker Roy reply)

y = any2real(x);

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In my case i was expecting the issue using mod in an operation van using any2int the problem was solved

Multip = any2int(r mod 10) * Cont

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hi ,'

when i count the recid using count fn and try to print the count it throws the same error how to solve it

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Chaitanya Golla 17,225 on at

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Hi,

Have you tried using any2real, any2int functions as suggested by others. If they are not serving the purpose, please use int642str function.

Eg: info(int642str(salesLine.RecId));

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hi

nktt.NKMobileNum = NKCustTable_NKMobileNum.text();

nktt.NKCustName = NKCustTable_NKCustName.text();

nktt.Tr_ID = nktt.RecId +1;//here the error comes..and tr_ID is type int

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hi

got the ans

thank u

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