Rich, one of the things that I found quite surprising about SL when I first started "peeking under the hood" was its use of a floating-point type for monetary amounts. Since most any decent database will support a fixed-point type, I would've selected that instead. Fixed-point calculations don't suffer from "drift" like floating-point ones do. In fact, the value 0.10 (1/10) in binary floating point is not an exact value, but an infinitely repeating series. What does all of this mean? I discovered that if enough values are added up, such was in a reconciliation spanning a long time, they'll drift pretty badly. -- Best Regards, Wallace _______________________________________________ SQL-Ledger mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ledger123.com/mailman/listinfo/sql-ledger
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