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Round problems in SQL 2000

declare @valor float
set @valor = 3695.6300000195000

select @valor -- prints value without changes
select ROUND(@valor,2) -- prints 3695.6300000000001

tested in different machines, instances ... etc

it´s giving me problems in queries where i want to specify
smaller/equal/bigger than zero.

one solution could be : select CAST(@valor*100 as bigint)
and control the value *100 ...

but i would prefer another method.

anyone....
Sep 13 '05 #1
1 7732
krume
1
instead of select CAST(@valor*100 as bigint)
try select CAST(@valor as decimal(16,2))
Jan 15 '07 #2

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