dividing integer numbers

can you show us how are you getting your final result?

Hello arana,   my final result just returns 0.

Yes i understand that part, I want to see the code on how are you calculating, doing your substraction and division

I am creating this as a KPI within a third party software

select sum(cast(measurement as float)) AS KPIValueFrom WOTaskinner join wo on wo.wopk=WOTask.wopk WHERE Measurement NOT LIKE '[^0-9]' ANDWO.TargetDate>=DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(mm, 0, GETDATE()), 0)  1AND SpecificationPK= 140AND wo.RepairCenterID = 'HDWV' AND WO.RepairCenterPK IN (52) SUBTRACT select sum(AssetStatusHistory.DownTime) AS KPIValueFrom AssetStatusHistory  LEFT JOIN Asset on Asset.AssetPk = AssetStatusHistory.AssetPK WHERE assetstatushistory.shutdowndate >=DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(mm, 0, GETDATE()), 0)  1 AND Asset.Priority = 1 AND asset.RepairCenterID = 'HDWV' AND Asset.RepairCenterPK IN (52) DIVIDEselect ISNULL(sum(cast(measurement as int)), '') AS KPIValueFrom WOTaskinner join wo on wo.wopk=WOTask.wopk WHERE Measurement NOT LIKE '[^0-9]' ANDWO.TargetDate>=DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(mm, 0, GETDATE()), 0)  1 AND SpecificationPK= 140 AND wo.RepairCenterID = 'HDWV' AND WO.RepairCenterPK IN (52)

I still dont see where you are multiplying by 100, but I think i know whats going on, ORDER OF PRECEDENCE of substract and divide,

try using parentheses in each part ( i still think the multiply part missing)

SELECT 
(
sum(cast(measurement AS FLOAT)) AS KPIValue
FROM WOTaskinner
JOIN wo ON wo.wopk = WOTask.wopk
WHERE Measurement NOT LIKE '[^0-9]'
	AND WO.TargetDate >= DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(mm, 0, GETDATE()), 0) 1
	AND SpecificationPK = 140
	AND wo.RepairCenterID = 'HDWV'
	AND WO.RepairCenterPK IN (52) SUBTRACT

SELECT sum(AssetStatusHistory.DownTime) AS KPIValueFrom AssetStatusHistory
LEFT JOIN Asset ON Asset.AssetPk = AssetStatusHistory.AssetPK
WHERE assetstatushistory.shutdowndate >= DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(mm, 0, GETDATE()), 0) 1
	AND Asset.Priority = 1
	AND asset.RepairCenterID = 'HDWV'
	AND Asset.RepairCenterPK IN (52) 
)
	
	DIVIDE

SELECT ISNULL(sum(cast(measurement AS INT)), '') AS KPIValueFrom WOTaskinner
JOIN wo ON wo.wopk = WOTask.wopk
WHERE Measurement NOT LIKE '[^0-9]' ANDWO.TargetDate >= DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(mm, 0, GETDATE()), 0) 1
	AND SpecificationPK = 140
	AND wo.RepairCenterID = 'HDWV'
	AND WO.RepairCenterPK IN (52)

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Each sql query is placed in a separate

I am unable to place the query in parentheses.
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Is it because the measurement table is an integer?

It is most likely because everytime you do operations without parentheses they are made in the following order

Multiplication, division, and remainders
then
Addition and subtraction

Oh another thing I noticed, your sql2 doesn't return 0 it returns nothing or null which is not the same, and may also be the cause of your problems.
so try

isnull(sum(AssetStatusHistory.DownTime),0)

or maybe (is this db2 you are using?)
IFNULL(sum(AssetStatusHistory.DownTime),0)

or just make sure somehow your query returns at least a 0 and not an empty value or null.

I dont know how KPI puts the queries together, but seems from your previous post that the multiplication is getting done before the substraction leading you to a 0 value (no matter how much operations you do if you multiply by 0 you get 0)

Can you provide the result of SQL1 and SQL2?

Pretty confident my comment is the T-SQL answer to this question, but since there are other factors in play I'm open to interpretation as far as the correct split here.

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