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Decimal precision problem

Asked by rss2 in MS SQL Server, SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2008

Tags: T-SQL

Hello experts,

I have a table with a column whose datatype is DECIMAL(15,4).

I need to be able to select from this table, and change the decimal precision on the fly. If the value is greater than one, I should display only two decimal places. If the value is less than one, I should show all four decimal places.

I cannot get this to work. I keep getting all four decimals places regardless of my CASE statement. Here is my query:

SELECT       Loccvg_Bldg_Ded                              = CASE WHEN lcv.loccvg_bldg_ded >= 1 THEN CONVERT(DECIMAL(13,2),ROUND(lcv.loccvg_bldg_ded,2))
ELSE CONVERT(DECIMAL(13,4),lcv.loccvg_bldg_ded) END
FROM TabA lcv

Could you tell me how I can do this??

Thank you. It's very urgent so I would so appreciate a quick response. :)

rss2
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