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CAST Problem: Difference between insert a tuple in a table by function and by datasheet - Mailing list pgsql-sql
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DI Hasenöhrl
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CAST Problem: Difference between insert a tuple in a table by function and by datasheet
Date
June 22, 2001
11:14:26
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00b301c0fb14$e98b1da0$01011eac@irina
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Now,I found the problem, but I don't know how to solve. It depends on type float8.
I changed all type float to float8
In my function I make the following calculation:
.............
update KalkPreislisten_float8 SET kp_ep = rkontingent.k_ep::float8 -- this works correct
but I have to calculate with a numeric type too (rwaehrung.w_euro is numeric(9,5))
....................
update KalkPreislisten_float8 SET kp_ep = rkontingent.k_ep::float8
*
rwaehrung.w_euro
::float8 --
this doesn't work
Please, can anyone tell me, how I must cast this numeric type to get float8
Many thanks in advance
Irina
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