Don't use DOUBLE (or FLOAT) for monetary values. Use DECIMAL(...). Two
decimal places ( ,2) suffices for most countries, but not all.
DOUBLE values have been rounded when converted from decimal to binary.
Multiply creates another rounding. The end result may look the same when
converted from binary to decimal and displayed to only two decimal places, but
the underlying values may be !=.
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From: Trimurthy [mailto:trimur...@tulassi.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2012 4:26 AM
To: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Subject: Query Resulting error
hi,
i am working with mysql 5.1.36 and i wrote the following query.
select total,quantity*price from sales where total != quantity*price
and salesid=122;
OUT PUT:
totalquatity*price
330.46 330.46
here quantity is 15.5 and price is 21.32
both the values and data types are double(total,quantity and price).
can
anyone tell me why this is happening.
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Thanks Kind Regards,
TRIMURTHY
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