> > However, the original message had DECIMAL(4,4) and he could insert 0.1,
> > but not 0.0.
>
> The rounding is of course correct. Rounding 0.1234567 first
> to 0.123457 and then cutting of to 0.1234 is finally cutting,
> not rounding, and totally braindead. You only have to look at
> the digit after the last significant one. In this case we
> have 4 significant digits, so we must look at digit 5,
> nothing else. Thus 0.1234500 is 0.1235 while 0.1234499 is
> 0.1234 - end of story.
>
> The other one, not beeing able to insert 0.0, is surely a
> bug. Would you please put it onto the TODO?
Done:
* insert of 0.0 into DECIMAL(4,4) field fails
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