Hi all, can't that you enough for the help I find on these forums..
One (Hopefully) quick and easy..
I have a column in a SQL 7.0 database called 'area' which is of type 'int'.
In a view, simplified of couse, I would like to;
SELECT header.[area] / 10 as smAREA
FROM sp50devel.[dbo].[header]
Problem is, smAREA still comes back as an integer, which cuts off some of the data (1 decimal point worth of accuracy to be exact)..
Is there anyway to get the view to return this field in floating notation?
Thanks a LOT,
Ben
One (Hopefully) quick and easy..
I have a column in a SQL 7.0 database called 'area' which is of type 'int'.
In a view, simplified of couse, I would like to;
SELECT header.[area] / 10 as smAREA
FROM sp50devel.[dbo].[header]
Problem is, smAREA still comes back as an integer, which cuts off some of the data (1 decimal point worth of accuracy to be exact)..
Is there anyway to get the view to return this field in floating notation?
Thanks a LOT,
Ben