Nothing. All works. And all values are in the right field but only the
concentration field is 0

On 15 Jan., 12:58, Christoph Läubrich <[email protected]> wrote:
> What is the respone to your query from the DB server?
>
> Am 15.01.2012 12:55, schrieb Jochen Schreiber:
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> > Hasn't solve the first problem.
>
> > Here is the complete definition of the table
>
> > CREATE TABLE HTS.RSC_ALL_RETESTS
> >   (        "FELD1" NUMBER(4),
> >    "FELD2" NUMBER(2),
> >    "FELD3" VARCHAR(13),
> >    "FELD4" VARCHAR(13),
> >    "FELD5" VARCHAR(13),
> >    "FELD6" VARCHAR(13),
> >    "FELD7" VARCHAR(13),
> >    "FELD8" DATE,
> >    "FELD9" VARCHAR(20),
> >    "FELD10" NUMBER(8),
> >    "FELD11" VARCHAR(1),
> >    "FELD12" NUMBER(12),
> >    "FELD13" NUMBER(12),
> >    "FELD14" NUMBER(12),
> >    "FELD15" NUMBER(12),
> >    "FELD16" NUMBER(8),
> >    "FELD17" NUMBER(5),
> >    "CONCENTRATION" DECIMAL(8,7)
> > );
>
> > Insert into HTS.RSC_ALL_RETESTS
> > (FELD1,FELD2,FELD3,FELD17,FELD10,FELD11,FELD13,FELD7,CONCENTRATION)
> > values (623,1,'3BSP20465N09',464,'s',24.61,262.32,hts.to_date('25-
> > MAY-11','DD-MON-RR'),0.0000008);
>
> > But this entry doesn't exists....and i don't know why
>
> > On 15 Jan., 12:38, Christoph L ubrich<[email protected]>  wrote:
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> >> Definition should be:
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> >> DECIMAL(8,7) (8 digits, scale 7)
>
> >> Beside this, you should use getBigDecimal instead of floats which would 
> >> result in rounding errors.
>
> >> Am 15.01.2012 12:35, schrieb Jochen Schreiber:
>
> >>> Hello everybody,
>
> >>> i have such values: 0.0000008 etc. They have all the same length etc.
>
> >>> If i insert this in the database they will not be in the database and
> >>> i think it is because of the wrong datatype of the field where they
> >>> would be inserted.
>
> >>> I have tested DECIMAL(8,8) and NUMBER(15,8) etc. but a half of the
> >>> values with the format above will not be inserted and i don't know
> >>> how.
>
> >>> Another problem is then that if i read it out with java and a
> >>> ResultSet (see below) i gained crazy outputs:
>
> >>> JavaCode:
>
> >>> rs = session.connection().createStatement().executeQuery(sql);
> >>> while (rs.next()){
> >>>    Float bl = rs.getFloat("concentration");
> >>>    System.out.println(bl + ": " + rs.getInt("protocol_id"));
> >>> }
>
> >>> Output:
>
> >>> 0.0000035000: 33
> >>> 2.000E-7: 132
> >>> 0.0000047000: 132
> >>> 0.0000010000: 132
> >>> 0.0000056000: 132
> >>> 0.0000013000: 431
> >>> 0.0000069000: 431
> >>> 2.000E-7: 431
> >>> 0.0000059000: 431
> >>> 9.000E-7: 8
> >>> 0.0000046000: 8
> >>> 2.000E-7: 8
> >>> 0.0000039000: 8
> >>> 2.000E-7: 339
> >>> 9.000E-7: 339
> >>> 0.0000048000: 339
> >>> 0.0000040000: 339
> >>> 0.0000010000: 352
> >>> 0.0000051000: 352
> >>> 2.000E-7: 352
> >>> 0.0000043000: 352
> >>> 0.0000010000: 58
> >>> 0.0000051000: 58
> >>> 2.000E-7: 58
> >>> 0.0000043000: 58
> >>> 0E-10: 370
> >>> 3.000E-7: 405
> >>> 0.0000015000: 405
> >>> 0.0000066000: 405
> >>> 0.0000078000: 405
> >>> 0.0000075000: 449
> >>> 0.0000089000: 450
> >>> 0.0000075000: 450
> >>> 0.0000089000: 449
> >>> 0.0000018000: 449
> >>> 3.600E-7: 450
>
> >>> But what is wrong? I don't see it
>
> >>> Greetz
>
> >>> Jochen Schreiber

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