1. In the code there is a very nervous part: in case a number
    has more than 16 non-zero digits and should be handled
    with one of a bunch of functions, there is panic and the result
    is that '?'.
    This will be changed in one of the next releases

so using double (aka float(38)) is a very bad idea for use with sin(), right?


2. A workaround for this is select sin( float(sin(52)*sin(2), 15) )

what does sin(52)*sin(2) produce? does it produce a float(38) or something like that?


i might ask the question, why sin() (or the *-operator) returns values, that sin() cannot handle.


_______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general

Reply via email to