Le 07/09/11 18:34, John Mullen a écrit :
Hi John,
SELECT 1.00, "CONTRACTS.Rental" FROM "CONTRACTS"
this returns 1.00 150
Any idea why?
OK, I tested further and this is IMHO a bug.
With SQL preprocessing on, i.e. the default LibO behaviour, if your
decimal has figures after the decimal point, e.g. value 167.34, then
your query will display the value correctly, however if the value is an
integer, then despite the "digits after decimal", it will not display
the double zero digits of a value such as 155.00.
With SQL preprocessing turned off, the trailing digits will be displayed
on the value fetched from the field, but then the manually entered 1.00
value gets interpreted as an integer and the trailing zeros removed !!!.
So the problem looks to be somewhere in both the LibO SQL parser and
TYPE identification (perhaps inter-related).
Alex
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