I'm having trouble finding a way to write a query that will return all non-integers in a float column in SQL Server 2005/8.
I have a float field where the majority of the data in it is actually integers, but I'd like to take a look at the rows where the values actually contain a decimal value. The first thing I tried was modulus 1, but the % operator doe开发者_开发问答sn't work on float values.
Thanks for your help!
I don't know exact syntax of MSSQL, however you could try something like that (pseudo-code)
SELECT ... FROM tbl_name WHERE col_name != CAST(col_name AS INTEGER)
are you just wanting the rows with a decimal in it?
select field
from table
where field like '%.%'
Try something like:
SELECT *
FROM MyTable
WHERE (CONVERT(INT, floatField) - floatField) <> 0
You may also try this:
SELECT * FROM tbl WHERE col != ROUND(col)
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