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From: Star_Venkat
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Question for the day: I have used the below TSQL statements and wondered how
the result goes wrong.
[code]
declare @x int, @y int, @f float
set @A = 100
set @B = 2000
set @f = @x / @y
print @x
print @y
print @f
[/code] Am finding @f=0 instead of @f=0.05 ...Can you send me the solution to
get the exact output 0.05 Thanks and Regards,
Venkatesan Prabu. J
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