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I want to extract from this file
USDGBP conversion rate 1.9474000 on date 05/13/08.
Can some one please help me with an SQL or any alternate solution. I
donot have any ideas how can I get period(.) after first digit example
: 1.9474000 as flat file comes as 19474000...
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Making the assumption that the number of leading digits is the same and
you are using my iDate(www.think400.dk/downloads.htm) to do the
conversion, you could do the following:
Select Decimal(Substring(InField,39,6) + '.' +
Substring(InField,44,7),13,7) As Amount, iDate(Substring(InField,50,8))
As MyDate
From FlatFile
Where Substring(InField,3,6) <> 'SRCSEQ'
If the number of decimal places is variable, that would require code but
how you would know that I don't know.
Don't assume my starting positiona are correct. I am just guessing.
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