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SQL Query Problem
I have written the below query to select items from tblItems which have different balances than their counter parts in stblBalances. However, as you can see in the picture it is pulling up records with balances that should match. In both tables the balance fields are the same (Type: Double, Format: Fixed, Decimal Places: 3).
Why is this not pulling up the correct results?
Why is this not pulling up the correct results?
SELECT a.ItemID, a.Balance, b.Balance, a.RequiresReview, a.Category, a.Completed
FROM tblItems AS a, stblBalances AS b
WHERE a.ItemID = b.ItemID AND a.Balance <> b.Balance
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rounding, I presume.
the display is rounded, but the values do indeed not match
the display is rounded, but the values do indeed not match
round(a.Balance) <> round(b.Balance)
too slow :(
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