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A conversion factor table sounds useful. A rule could be that the conversion
factors use multiplication. (Remember that division is multiplication with a
smaller factor: something / 10 = something * .1)
From, To, Factor
KG, TK, .01
TK, KG, 100
KG, G, 1000
G, KG, .001
Now you look up the conversion factor:
select factor * weight as new_weight
from conversionfactors
where from = 'KG' and to = 'TK'
You could extend this to a user-defined function that accepts the from and
to conversion, and it would output the result.
HTH,
Loyd
2009/2/5 Tomasz Skorża <t.skorza@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Our ERP - JDE World - have an program to convert one unit to other, but
how to do it in S QL statements?
Have you any ide how to use conversion factor from these two files?
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