Hi all please help me for getting real value from the below calculation part

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DECLARE @CalculatedHours AS REAL
SET @CalculatedHours=(((06*60)+36))/60
SELECT @CalculatedHours

I want it as 6.6 but am getting the answer as 6

I tried using but still am getting the answer as 6

SQL

DECLARE @CalculatedHours AS DECIMAL(2,1)
SET @CalculatedHours=(((06*60)+36))/60
SELECT @CalculatedHours

Posted 25-Nov-14 19:23pm

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maya.r.shobana 26-Nov-14 3:03am

Thankyou Avijnata and praneet it helped me out

[no name] 26-Nov-14 3:43am

I am glad it worked for you !! :)

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Amarnath S · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-25T19:36:00

Try giving the denominator as 60.0 instead of 60

Posted 25-Nov-14 19:36pm

Praneet Nadkar · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-25T19:49:00

You are using Real or decimals, hence in

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SET @CalculatedHours=(((06*60)+36))/60

Make any number to one decimals. Like, 06.0 or 60.0 or 36.0 to get your output

Otherwise implicit casting will be done to integer.

Regards.
Praneet

Posted 25-Nov-14 19:49pm