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Decimal formats in MySQL
Hi all
How do i define a currency format in mySql
I have imported a Access database table to mySql
Got a collum containing prices with 2 decimal after a comma... like this 7,25 euro
but after the import / conversion i only get 7 euro in the table
i made a dump file where i clipped this behavior
`Pris` DECIMAL DEFAULT 0,
So is it possible to define the above pice of code to containe 2 decimals after the comma
thanks in advance
rgds Jens
How do i define a currency format in mySql
I have imported a Access database table to mySql
Got a collum containing prices with 2 decimal after a comma... like this 7,25 euro
but after the import / conversion i only get 7 euro in the table
i made a dump file where i clipped this behavior
`Pris` DECIMAL DEFAULT 0,
So is it possible to define the above pice of code to containe 2 decimals after the comma
thanks in advance
rgds Jens
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Hi there
Got your point.....but was my mistake "sould have been a dot 7.25 " european display format
But my question was if i got a collum containing different price's and how do i format the
decimals
example Price
------------------
100.75
75000.50
Hope you understand my question
jens
Got your point.....but was my mistake "sould have been a dot 7.25 " european display format
But my question was if i got a collum containing different price's and how do i format the
decimals
example Price
------------------
100.75
75000.50
Hope you understand my question
jens
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Hi,
When you say 'format the decimals' , exactly what are you talking about?
For the database column? ushastry's answer will do.
For display? That would depend on the language you are using, not the dbms
Vinny
When you say 'format the decimals' , exactly what are you talking about?
For the database column? ushastry's answer will do.
For display? That would depend on the language you are using, not the dbms
Vinny
Don't know why you have commas instead of decimals, but I would convert the comma to a decimal '.' and then import it as a decimal. You can display the values with a comma later on as needed, but you should maintain it as decimals
Vinny