When i am trying to update a text box value to data base ,say 3.1 it is getting updated as 3.09999... when iam running the stored procedure in query analyzer it is updating correctly. When i am updating the same from page , it is giving this problem. Iam using sql server 2005.
I had a 14 digit create datetime and resolved datetime in float time format and I could parse the date using following conversion:
CONVERT(datetime, LEFT(CAST(CAST(is_resolved_datetime as BigInt) as varchar(14)),8)+' '+ SUBSTRING(CAST(CAST(is_resolved_datetime as BigInt) as varchar(14)),9,2)+':'+ SUBSTRING(CAST(CAST(is_resolved_datetime as BigInt) as varchar(14)),11,2)+':'+ SUBSTRING(CAST(CAST(is_resolved_datetime as BigInt) as varchar(14)),13,2))
If I were to extract only the time difference of two datetimes in hr:min:sec.
We have an application we are maintaining, cant make changes to the database, but new form was created and need to pass the values into the table now..
there are 2 columns in the table that are to store the date, but the datatype is set to float.
When i try to pass the values into the procedure in my code behind i get errors that says
"input string was not in a correct format"
my procedure is expecting float, my class method is expecting float, my parameter.add is passing it as float cmd.Parameters.Add("@sdate", System.Data.SqlDbType.Float).Value = sdate;
So im guessing that on my page code behind where im calling the insert method and passing in my textboxes, i need to make some adjustments.. just not sure what they are..
I want to change one of my table columns data type. Now the column data type is varchar and i want to change it to float. Updated all the column data to numeric and tried to convert the datatype with the following syntax
alter table vibration_values alter column dis_v float
but getting the error as
Error converting data type varchar to float.
The statement has been terminated.
Suprisingly every thing worked well in sqlserver 2005 and not working in sqlserver 2000.
I have a SQL Server table with a number of fields that are defined with the "Float" data type. I'm running a simple query to retrieve the data from this table and use it to populate a Data Table in my C#.net application.
I just discovered that the data type of the Data Table fields is Double, not Float as I expected. As such, when I store a value like 0.157 it ends up getting stored like this: 0.15700000524520874
I'm aware that such extra "noise" occurs when such a conversion occurs. My major question has to do with why .Net didn't set the Data Type to Float (ie. Single) when the table was first populated?
I'll use the Math.Round function, but there happends something strange. If i have a numer like 10.0012356 he adds with round(10.0012356) only 10, and not the wanted 10.00 But if i have 10.534, he adds 10.53, so then its ok. How can i change that? I use this code right now:
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I ran across a bug with the asp:RoundedCornersExtender when viewing in Firefox. Sometimes there will be a gap between the top of and the body of the panel. There are a few posts out there about using the solution
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I was trying to use Ajax rounded corner control. When I set properties for panel from theme folder css file it was not working. If i provide from server control it is ok. Why it is like that?
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My Asp site does not support some version of IE and chrome. however its working fine on all version of firefox.
What could be the solution that my site function on all version of IE.
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StringBuilder.Append using float is truncating the value. What is it converting to and how can I stop it from truncating?AttributeOrder is type float and I am losing precision when building the string.
if ( AttributeOrder != 0 ) { if ( Result.Length > 0 )