ADO.NET :: Save Value Type Decimal From VB.Net To SQL Server DB?
Feb 11, 2011
I have a variable with a decimal type. When I save this value in the data base, the value is rounded.
For example, in VS.Net I have the value 15.15 and in my data base it was save as 15. Other example, if the value is 88.88 in VS.Net, it is saved as 89 in the data base.
I keep the same decimal type in all the variables in the three tiers of the application.
The field in the database is decimal type too.
What data type do I have to use in VS.Net and in SQL Server database for decimal values? I need a data pression of 4 decimals at least.
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