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Hi Alan, Your intermediate results are getting truncated.... There are a few quirks sometimes with precision. One technique that always fixes things up for me is to always cast your intermediate results (like sum()) to a decimal type of the appropriate dimensions. This makes your statement more cumbersum, but at least you get the correct results... Also note that when multiplying by 100, I find it works better sometimes to explicitely add the .00000 to the value so that SQL doesn't think that it's an integer and chop off your fractions... Select SMONTH, Dec(Sum(ONTSHP),7,0) As TONT, Dec(Sum(TOTSHP),7,0) As TSHP, Dec(Dec(Sum(ONTSHP),7,0) / Dec(Sum(TOTSHP),7,0) * 100.0000 ,7,2) As ON_TIME_P From LEADCSHP Where SCUST Not In(70500,89900,70600) Group By SMONTH Order by SMONTH hth, -----Original Message----- From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Alan Campin Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 12:25 PM To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: SQL Question. Anybody got any idea why this does not work? Why does calculation always produce zero? Am I losing it here? Problem has nothing to do with Cast as I can try it with and without and same result. Anyway, thanks. Select SMONTH, Cast(Sum(ONTSHP) AS Dec(7,0)) As TONT, Cast(Sum(TOTSHP) As Dec(7,0)) As TSHP, Cast(Sum(ONTSHP) / Sum(TOTSHP) As Dec(7,2)) As ON_TIME_P From LEADCSHP Where SCUST Not In(70500,89900,70600) Group By SMONTH Order by SMONTH Month TONT TSHP ON_TIME_P 1 1,408 1,782 .00 2 1,660 1,686 .00 3 1,336 1,376 .00 4 2,242 2,266 .00 5 2,020 2,052 .00 6 2,188 2,226 .00 7 1,878 1,908 .00 8 1,960 1,972 .00 9 2,018 2,022 .00 10 2,060 2,074 .00 11 2,052 2,072 .00 12 931 942 .00 13 1,039 1,056 .00
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