SELECT po.po_number .... SOME QUERY
WHERE po.po_number not like '%[^0-9]%' AND (mai.removed = 0)
ORDER BY mai.unique_issue_id
Here the output that I am getting is 10-digit numeric value , but I want 10-digit as well as 8 digit numeric, please suggest.
On SQL Server, just CAST or CONVERT your data to the output type you want:
SELECT
CONVERT(NUMERIC(10,0), po.po_number) AS [Number10d],
CONVERT(NUMERIC(8,0), po.po_number) AS [Number8d]
...
Related
I have a column with the given values
MRN
1946
456
27
557
The column values length is fixed.
If at all any value is less than 6characters,then it should concate 0's to the left and make it 6characters length.
The desired output is
MRN
001946
000456
000027
000557
This is called left paddings. In SQL Server, this is typically done with more basic string operations:
select right(replicate('0', 6) + mrn, 6)
If mrn is a number, then use the concat() function:
select right(concat(replicate('0', 6), mrn), 6)
You can also use the FORMAT function for this. (Demo)
SELECT FORMAT(MRN ,'D6')
FROM YourTable
Change the number 6 to whatever your total length needs to be:
SELECT REPLICATE('0',6-LEN(EmployeeId)) + EmployeeId
If the column is an INT, you can use RTRIM to implicitly convert it to a VARCHAR
SELECT REPLICATE('0',6-LEN(RTRIM(EmployeeId))) + RTRIM(EmployeeId)
And the code to remove these 0s and get back the 'real' number:
SELECT RIGHT(EmployeeId,(LEN(EmployeeId) - PATINDEX('%[^0]%',EmployeeId)) + 1)
We can achieve this by adding leading zero's
select RIGHT('0000'+CAST(MRN AS VARCHAR(10)),6)
I am running the below query in oracle.
WITH
ta AS (
SELECT account_coid
,txn_id
,cbdev.cbzdt(effective_date) AS effective_date
,cbdev.cbchr(utl_raw.substr(txn_data, 113, 20)) AS CESG_amt
FROM bs_transaction
WHERE sub_type = 127469880)
SELECT
cast(ta.CESG_amt as DECIMAL (20,2)) AS cesg_amt
from ta
inner join ....
Here, i m getting the result (cesg_amt) as -156.57. But i need the result as -0000000000156.57.
I need the leading zeros with - retained (leading 0's and also the two digits after the decimal).
I have tried as to_char(ta.CESG_amt, '0000000000000.00') AS cesg_amt in the query but of no use.
Can you please help me what needs to be done in the DECIMAL field to get the result as below.
You may use such a formatting :
select to_char(-156.57,'fm0000000000000D00','NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = ''.,''')
as Result
from dual;
RESULT
-----------------
-0000000000156.57
select to_char(-156.57,'000000000.00')
from dual;
I have a field in SQL Server 2014 that I am working with that looks like this:
**RawField**
20060202
20060323
I want to add a split the field and add a decimal point and create a numerical field. This is what I would like to see:
**RawField**
200602.02
200603.23
So I need to split the field, add the decimal point, and convert to a numerical value. I tried some code but was getting an error. Please see my code below:
select top 1000 cast(SUBSTRING(cast(RawField as varchar(6)),1,6) + cast('.' as varchar(1)) + SUBSTRING(cast(RawField as varchar(2)),6,2) as int)
from Table
I get an error of:
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 11
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '200602.' to data type int.
Is this a good approach?
you want to convert the string to numeric with 2 decimal places ?
select convert(decimal(10,2), RawField) / 100.0
I guest your RawField contains other alphanumeric after that and you only posted the first 8 characters ?
this should work. Just take the first 8 characters and convert. Simple and direct
select convert(decimal(10,2), left(RawField, 8)) / 100.0
Please try this.
select top 1000 cast(SUBSTRING(cast(RawField as varchar(6)),1,6) + cast('.' as varchar(1)) + SUBSTRING(cast(RawField as varchar(2)),6,2) as numeric(8,2))
from Table
You are trying to cast string with decimal number to int.
Use float/numeric/decimal when casting
select cast(SUBSTRING(RawField ,1,6) + cast('.' as varchar(1)) + SUBSTRING(RawField ,7,2) as numeric(16,2))
I have a large amount of card tokens (16 digits) uploaded from xml file to sql-server. The problem is I see them as expression, sample below:
3.3733E+15
3.3737E+15
3.3737E+15
3.3737E+15
3.37391E+15
3.37391E+15
3.37398E+15
3.37453E+15
3.37468E+15
3.37468E+15
3.3747E+15
3.37486E+15
3.37486E+15
3.37567E+15
3.3759E+15
3.3759E+15
Any suggestion to change them to a 16 digit number? I have tried to change the data type, but got error"Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '3.37201E+15' to data type int"
Thanks for help!
Edit:
#X.L.Ant see my code below. I create this table from another one, which is just purely inserted from xml file. Is this may cause an error because some rows are empty in column TOKEN?
CREATE TABLE MULTICURRENCY_CHECK
(
TOKEN varchar(255)
)
/*Merges all card tokens into 1 column, as in xml they are spread across different columns*/
INSERT INTO MULTICURRENCY_CHECK
(
TOKEN
)
SELECT no FROM gpstransactionsnew2
UNION ALL
SELECT no19 FROM gpstransactionsnew2
UNION ALL
SELECT no68 FROM gpstransactionsnew2
UNION ALL
SELECT no93 FROM gpstransactionsnew2
UNION ALL
SELECT no107 FROM gpstransactionsnew2
UNION ALL
SELECT no121 FROM gpstransactionsnew2
SELECT REPLACE(TOKEN, 'OW1', ' ')
FROM MULTICURRENCY_CHECK
/*Converts exponential expression to number*/
SELECT CONVERT(numeric(16,0), CAST(TOKEN AS FLOAT))
FROM MULTICURRENCY_CHECK
Try to cast your string to float before converting it :
SELECT CONVERT(numeric(16,0), CAST(TOKEN AS FLOAT))
FROM MULTICURRENCY_CHECK
See this fiddle.
I don't know what's the format of those numbers in your XML source, but with the data you provide, you'll end up with 33733 for instance followed by a bunch of zeroes. If you have a bigger precision in your XML, maybe you should tweak your importing settings to keep this precision instead of trying to deal with that in the DB.
EDIT:
Try testing your strings with ISNUMERIC to avoid the casting errors you're getting. Adding a raw output of your column will allow you to check which value fails to convert (i.e. converts to 0).
SELECT TOKEN,
CONVERT(NUMERIC(16, 0), CAST(CASE
WHEN ISNUMERIC(TOKEN) = 1
THEN TOKEN
ELSE 0
END AS FLOAT))
FROM MULTICURRENCY_CHECK
For SQL Server 2012+, use TRY_CONVERT().
The use of ISNUMERIC() in xlecoustillier's edited answer does not protect against conversion failures.
Given the following scenario:
CREATE TABLE test(a varchar(100));
insert into test values ('3.3733E+15'),
('3.3737E+15'),
('3.37391E+30'), --fails conversion. included to demonstrate the nature of TRY_CONVERT().
('3.37398E+15'),
('3.37453E+15'),
('3.37468E+15'),
('3.3747E+15'),
('3.37486E+15'),
('3.37567E+15'),
('3.3759E+15');
SELECT TRY_CONVERT(numeric(16,0), CAST(a AS FLOAT))
FROM test
Results in only valid converted values:
---------------------------------------
3373300000000000
NULL
3373910000000000
3373980000000000
3374530000000000
3374680000000000
3374700000000000
3374860000000000
3375670000000000
3375900000000000
However:
SELECT a,
CONVERT(NUMERIC(16, 0), CAST(CASE
WHEN ISNUMERIC(a) = 1
THEN a
ELSE 0
END AS FLOAT))
FROM test
Fails with:
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '3.3733E+15' to
data type int.
The issue is that all values in the 'a' column return 1 when passed to the ISNUMERIC() function.
SELECT CASE WHEN ISNUMERIC(a) = 1 THEN 'Yes' ELSE 'No' END as IsValueNumeric
FROM test
Try it on SQLFiddle and/or compare with xlecoustillier's sqlfiddle
SELECT colmn_name || '' FROM table_name
This should work.
i have to sum element in a column(SCENARIO1) that is varchar and contain data like (1,920, 270.00, 0, NULL) but when i try to convert data into int or decimal i get this error :
"he command is wrong when converting value "4582014,00" to int type"
here is my request :
select sum( convert( int, SCENARIO1) )
from Mnt_Scenario_Exercice where code_pere='00000000'
any help please
try this
select sum(cast(replace(SCENARIO1, ',', '.') as decimal(29, 10)))
from Mnt_Scenario_Exercice
where code_pere = '00000000';
If you couldn't convert your '4582014,00' into decimal, there's a chance you have different decimal separator on your server. You could look what it is or just try '.'
4582014,00 should be a decimal
try this (I assume that youre query is working) and changed convert(int into decimal)
select sum(convert(decimal(20,2),replace(SCENARIO1, ',', '.'))) from Mnt_Scenario_Exercice where code_pere='00000000'
The problem is due to the fact that the sum function isn't decoding SCENARIO1 as containing a CSV list of numbers. The way the sum function is usually used is to sum a lot of numbers drawn from multiple rows, where each row provides one number.
Try doing it in two steps. In step 1 convert the table into first normal form perhaps by UNPIVOTING. The 1NF table will have one number per row, and will contain more rows than the initial table.
The second step is to compute the sum. If you want more than one sum in the result, use GROUP BY to create groups, and then select a sum(somecolumn). This will yield one sum for each group.
Try this, I haven't got a way to test yet, but I will test and replace if incorrect.
SELECT sum(CAST (replace(SCENARIO1, ',', '') AS INT))
FROM Mnt_Scenario_Exercice
WHERE code_pere = '00000000';
EDIT: You can use a numeric for the cast if you need 4582014,00 to be 4582014.00
SELECT sum(CAST (replace(SCENARIO1, ',', '.') AS NUMERIC(10,2)))
FROM Mnt_Scenario_Exercice
WHERE code_pere = '00000000';