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11-10-11, 11:16
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Insert statement - works, yet data isn't exactly right....
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I'm trying to insert some decimal numbers and for some reason the DB is only capturing the integer part and not the decimals.
Here is the insert statement:
Code:
INSERT INTO AOFDB01.TIVOLI_SRVR_MGMT_STAT (TIVOLI_SRVR_MGMT_STAT_ID,
CLLCTN_EVNT_TXT, NOD_NM, SYS_NM, PLTFRM_NM, CLNT_OS_LVL_NM,
PLCY_DOMN_NM,
CLNT_VRSN_NBR, CLNT_RELS_NBR, CLNT_LVL_NBR, CLNT_SUB_LVL_NBR,
UNIFM_RSRC_LOCATOR, SCHD_NM, RSLT_TXT, INSPT_NBR, OBJ_BKUP_NBR,
OBJ_DEL_NBR, OBJ_UPD_NBR, OBJ_FAILED_NBR, OBJ_REBOUNDED_NBR,
GB_XFER_NBR, DATA_XFER_TM_NBR, CMPU_ELPS_TM_NBR, NTWK_RT_NBR,
AGGRT_RT_NBR, OBJ_CPRSD_NBR, OBJ_EXP_NBR) VALUES (42486669,
'RESULTS LATE', 'PRCHSXTSMMGT02', 'TSM_WAU05', 'AIX', 'VER5.3',
'AIX_DISK', 05, 01, 05, 015, '?', '1505', 'COMPLETED', 051771,
0120, 00, 00, 00, 00, DECIMAL(1.0000010,7), 1.0000496, '00:13:24',
DECIMAL(1.8020815,8), 0, 00, 08);
When I select that record (either with crystal reports or spufi), all of the fields have a result of 1 and don't contain their decimals.
As you can see in the query, I have tried to use the decimal scalar function to try and make it 7 or 8 decimal places and in other cases, just left th enumber as-is.
Where am I going wrong?
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11-10-11, 11:30
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What is the data type of the columns in the table?
Andy
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11-10-11, 11:30
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:-)
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I think you should check the manual to see what DECIMAL(1.0000010,7) really means.
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11-10-11, 11:34
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Did some reading and just trying a bunch of things. Clearly, I'm not as strong in DB2 as I could be.
Anyway, according to the DDL which was used by the DBAs to create the tables, it has a data type of DECIMAL.
Code:
CREATE TABLE TIVOLI_SRVR_MGMT_STAT
(
TIVOLI_SRVR_MGMT_STAT_ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
CLLCTN_EVNT_TXT VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL,
NOD_NM VARCHAR(64),
SYS_NM VARCHAR(32),
PLTFRM_NM VARCHAR(32),
CLNT_OS_LVL_NM VARCHAR(32),
PLCY_DOMN_NM VARCHAR(32),
CLNT_VRSN_NBR SMALLINT,
CLNT_RELS_NBR SMALLINT,
CLNT_LVL_NBR SMALLINT,
CLNT_SUB_LVL_NBR SMALLINT,
UNIFM_RSRC_LOCATOR VARCHAR(128),
SCHD_NM VARCHAR(32),
RSLT_TXT VARCHAR(32),
INSPT_NBR INTEGER,
OBJ_BKUP_NBR INTEGER,
OBJ_DEL_NBR INTEGER,
OBJ_UPD_NBR INTEGER,
OBJ_FAILED_NBR INTEGER,
OBJ_REBOUNDED_NBR INTEGER,
GB_XFER_NBR DECIMAL,
DATA_XFER_TM_NBR DECIMAL,
CMPU_ELPS_TM_NBR VARCHAR(32),
NTWK_RT_NBR DECIMAL,
AGGRT_RT_NBR DECIMAL,
OBJ_CPRSD_NBR INTEGER,
OBJ_EXP_NBR INTEGER,
END_TS TIMESTAMP,
BEG_TS TIMESTAMP
);
Quote:
Originally Posted by n_i
I think you should check the manual to see what DECIMAL(1.0000010,7) really means.
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11-10-11, 12:15
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:-)
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" NTWK_RT_NBR DECIMAL, " is equivalent to " NTWK_RT_NBR DECIMAL (5,0)," that is, it has 0 scale. Your query results are exactly what you should expect.
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11-10-11, 12:19
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Sounds to me that the creation of the tables was incorrect and should have been:
ntwk_rt_nbr decimal(5,8)
D-
Quote:
Originally Posted by n_i
" NTWK_RT_NBR DECIMAL, " is equivalent to " NTWK_RT_NBR DECIMAL (5,0)," that is, it has 0 scale. Your query results are exactly what you should expect.
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11-10-11, 12:30
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:-)
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Scale obviously cannot be greater than precision. "I want my decimals have 5 digits, including 8 in the fractional part". May be it's time to refer to the manuals...
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11-10-11, 12:48
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RTFM - awesome reply!
Quote:
Originally Posted by n_i
Scale obviously cannot be greater than precision. "I want my decimals have 5 digits, including 8 in the fractional part". May be it's time to refer to the manuals...
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