At 17:46 +0200 on 15/12/98, Sferacarta Software wrote:
> I'm looking for a function similar to dtrunc() to return the decimal
> part of a float.
>
> dtrunc(12.34) returns 12, I need something that returns 34
Here is a table having one float column named k. % is the truncation
operator (I suppose it's the same as dtrunc). so... k - %k gives you only
the fraction:
testing=> select k, %k, k - %k from test1;
k|?column?| ?column?
-----+--------+------------------
1.8| 1| 0.8
3.78| 3| 0.78
0.4| 0| 0.4
1.8| 1| 0.8
0.4| 0| 0.4
9.24| 9| 0.24
6| 6| 0
9.24| 9| 0.24
1.1| 1| 0.1
-1.8| -1| -0.8
-10.2| -10|-0.199999999999999
(11 rows)
If that's what you expect in the negative numbers, you're home free. If
not, you can use some other operator combination.
Herouth
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