If I make a test table with a field that is DECIMAL(4,2), I can:
INSERT INTO `testaa` ( `a` )
VALUES (
'8.00'
)
Then I can
SELECT * FROM `testaa`
I get '8.00' from the 'a' field.
It looks like you're using an abstraction library? Perhaps that's the
problem?
-Micah
On 12/15/2007 07:13 PM,
INSERT INTO rate_plans VALUES ( '12', 'One Week', '1', '2', '2',
'8.00' )
When I use
$advertisement_rate = mysql_result($rate_plan_result,0,"rate");
$advertisement_rate has a value of 800 instead of 8.00 --- how can I get
my 2 decimal places back?
Ron
On Sat, 2007-12-15 at 18:18 -0800, Micah
What's your insert statement?
On 12/15/2007 05:11 PM, Ron Piggott wrote:
How do I get the decimal point back when I am retrieving from a column
that is set up as:
rate decimal(4,2)
Example: Right now it is giving me 800 instead of 8.00
Ron
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How do I get the decimal point back when I am retrieving from a column
that is set up as:
rate decimal(4,2)
Example: Right now it is giving me 800 instead of 8.00
Ron
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