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| Using QDBC, Issue in Decmal Places from DurationMinues to DurationHours |
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| Posted : 2008-11-11 03:40:25 |
I am executing the query to get the dta from Time Sheet, but i se that the minutes data that I am trying to conver in hours, does not return decimal values, I am doing something wrong?
SELECT A.EntityRefFullName, A.TxnDate, A.CustomerRefFullName, A.ItemServiceRefFullName, A.Notes, A.DurationMinutes/60, {fn MONTHNAME( A.TxnDate )} AS "MonthName" , {fn YEAR( A.TxnDate )} AS "Year" FROM TimeTracking A
The above syntax , which gets me DurationMinutes, does not give me correct decimal places when I divide it by 60 (DurationMinues/60), It simply brings in value without decimals.
Kidly Help.
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| Posted : 2008-11-11 08:06:35 |
That's because 60 is a integer, if you make 60 a decimal like this 60.00:-
SELECT A.EntityRefFullName, A.TxnDate, A.CustomerRefFullName,
A.ItemServiceRefFullName, A.Notes, A.DurationMinutes/60.00 as DurationHours,
{fn MONTHNAME( A.TxnDate )} AS "MonthName" ,
{fn YEAR( A.TxnDate )} AS "Year" FROM TimeTracking A
you get two decimal places. |
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| Posted : 2008-11-11 09:08:38 |
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