On 10/6/00 12:19 PM, "Walter Miller" <wmiller@mediaone.net> wrote:
The Oracle8i recordset I'm retrieving includes a few columns which are NUMBER(10,0) format which are milliseconds. I would like to divide each by 1000 and use the ROUND function to return a result with one decimal place, e.g. ROUND(column1/1000, 1) returns 3.1 where column1 == 3080.
This works as expected in SQL*Plus. It returns the results as a number formated to one decimal place. ZSQL however returns only an integer.
Any suggestions on how to get the decimal places to show?
Please make sure you're using the latest Oracle DA, as there was a bug in handling of things that oracle returns as NUMBER(0,0) (which is basically a floating point, but we interpreted as a numberb ecause the scale was 0). Chris -- | Christopher Petrilli Digital Creations | petrilli@digicool.com Where Zope comes from