with :float works even if I am surprised that round the value using
:decimal
I think you'll need to specify a scale and precision if you want to use
:decimal. Here's an example:
t.decimal :latitude, :precision = 20, :scale = 15
t.decimal :longitude, :precision = 20, :scale = 15
That's probably why it get rounded. See
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/ConnectionAdapters/TableDefinition.htmlfor
the ranges of precision and scale depending on your DB.
cheers!
-- Thibaut
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 1:01 PM, Giovanni Messina jgam...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, thanks for the suggestion
with :float works even if I am surprised that round the value using
:decimal
cheers
Giovanni
2009/4/1 Thibaut Barrère thibaut.barr...@gmail.com
Hello Giovanni,
it would be useful to know if the decimals are still there in the bulk
file (I suppose so) or if they are still there.
If it can help you, in my cases I use :float in the migration (which is
good enough for me) and things seem to work fine.
cheers,
-- Thibaut
2009/3/31 Giovanni Messina jgam...@gmail.com
Using this post_process I lose the decimal places of which there are
suggested_retail_price in outfile
---
in the ctl file:
post_process :bulk_import, {
:file = outfile,
:truncate = true,
:columns = [:id,:description,:suggested_retail_price],
:field_separator = \t,
:target = :development,
:table = 'product_dimension'
}
-
the migration file is
:id = :integer,
:description = :string,
:suggested_retail_price = :decimal
---
how do I act?
Giovanni
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