IIS Configuration :: Convert Float Field To VARCHAR String And Then Apply Substring In SQL Server
Mar 7, 2013
Select number,empname,empfathername from emp
where number column is float data type
I need first four dights of number where it consists 10 digits.
num is 1234567890
O/P like to be
1234
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