I gave you wrong information ro start about REAL, wasn't thinking.
I look at the column type and if it returns an integer transform it to a float.
Mikey C wrote:
Thanks for taking the time John, It does not seem to matter what the underlying column type is defined at, SELECT 42 / 9 will always return an integer division. I fool SQLite by always adding 0.00 to my numbers incase they happen to be integer values in that row, SELECT (col1 + 0.00) / (col2 + 0.00) However this feels like a bodge. Casting does not fix it either. SELECT CAST(CAST(col1 AS NUMERIC) / CAST(col2 AS NUMERIC) AS NUMERIC) still returns an integer if col1 and col2 happen to contain integer values. What does everyone else do to ensure the division always returns a float? Mike -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Integer+-+Numeric+calculations-t1661126.html#a4501777 Sent from the SQLite forum at Nabble.com.
