SQL: convert varchar in Silver (asp, vb, sql) data type

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  We have all of the custom data type SQL? (Not in PL/SQL)

  We create object and collection types customized in SQL as others have said: but we cannot create scalar data types, custom similar to VARCHAR2 etc - we cannot define our own VARCHAR3 for example.

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  DECLARE

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  BEGIN

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  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  NUMBER (5, 2) means the number can have 5 digits, of which 2 are after the comma.  Don't let that 5-2 = 3 digits before the comma, and the largest NUMBER, you can store is 999.99.

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  Post edited by: FrankKulash
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• Query - error converting data type varchar to float.

  All pop up error message is

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  I use CF10 Report Builder. Here's my query:

  SELECT name.first_name, name.last_name, name.soc_sec, name.name_le1, name.camp_cod, term AS LEFT(MMTemp.term_int, 6), MMTemp.st_addr, MMTemp.add_addr, MMTemp.city, MMTemp.state, MMTemp.zip, transact.sch_yr AS SchYr, transact.ref_id AS AwardDesc, transact.offered AS AwdAmt, nmact.act_memo, MMTemp.Operator, rpt_schy.token, nmbudget.nmbudget_tuition AS tuition, nmbudget_RM_BRD AS RoomBoard,

  CASE

  WHEN finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod like '% E' GOLD finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod as "OT" and THEN "Gift aid & schlorships.

  WHEN finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod = 'FG' THEN 'need based aid.

  WHEN finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod = "FL" AND "federal ready direct.

  ELSE 'work study' END as CatType

  / * CASE WHEN name.camp_cod = "AdultLearn" THEN '17911' ELSE '20510' END HAVE tuition.

  CASE WHEN name.name_le1 = 0 THEN '8835' ELSE '0' END AS RoomBoard * /.

  Name, MMTemp, nmact, transact, finaideurekaawd, finaideurekaawdcat, rpt_schy, nmbudget

  WHERE (MMTemp.Operator = rpt_schy.token or MMTemp.Operator = Right(MMTemp.Operator,8))

  AND MMTemp.soc_sec = name.soc_sec

  AND MMTemp.soc_sec = nmact.soc_sec

  AND MMTemp.activity_cod = nmact.activity_cod

  AND MMTemp.soc_sec = transact.soc_sec

  AND MMTemp.activity_cod = 'AM'

  AND MMTemp.soc_sec = nmbudget.soc_sec

  AND transact.tcodes = 'AW'

  AND transact.accept <>'v '.

  AND transact.sch_yr = rpt_schy.sch_yr

  AND rpt_schy.token = ' #session.token # '.

  AND transact.awd_id = finaideurekaawd.finaidawddesc_cod

  AND finaideurekaawd.finaidawdcat_cod = finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod

  UNION

  SELECT finaideurekaawddesc.finaideurekaawddesc AS AwardDesc, finaideurekaawd.finaideurekaawdtot AS AwdAmt, name.first_name, name.last_name, name.soc_sec, name.name_le1, name.camp_cod, LEFT (MMTemp.term_int, 6) AS a term, MMTemp.st_addr, MMTemp.add_addr, MMTemp.city, MMTemp.state, MMTemp.zip, MMTemp.activity_cod, MMTemp.Operator, finaideurekaawd. Sch_years AS SchYr, nmact.act_memo, nmbudget.nmbudget_tuition AS tuition, nmbudget_RM_BRD AS RoomBoard,

  CASE

  WHEN finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod like '% E' GOLD finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod as "OT" and THEN "Gift aid & schlorships.

  WHEN finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod = 'FG' THEN 'need based aid.

  WHEN finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod = "FL" AND "federal ready direct.

  ELSE 'work study' END as CatType

  / * CASE WHEN name.camp_cod = "AdultLearn" THEN '17911' ELSE '20510' END HAVE tuition.

  CASE WHEN name.name_le1 = 0 THEN '8835' ELSE '0' END AS RoomBoard * /.

  OF MMTemp, nmact, finaideurekaawd, finaideureka, finaideurekaawddesc, finaideurekaawdcat, rpt_schy, nmbudget

  WHERE (MMTemp.Operator = rpt_schy.token or MMTemp.Operator = Right(MMTemp.Operator,8))

  AND MMTemp.activity_cod = 'AM'

  AND MMTemp.activity_cod = nmact.activity_cod

  AND finaideurekaawd.sch_years = rpt_schy.sch_yr

  AND rpt_schy.token = ' #session.token # '.

  AND MMTemp.soc_sec = name.soc_sec

  AND MMTemp.soc_sec = nmbudget.soc_sec

  AND name.soc_sec = nmact.soc_sec

  AND name.soc_sec = finaideurekaawd.soc_sec

  AND name.soc_sec = finaideureka.soc_sec

  AND finaideurekaawd.finaidawddesc_cod = finaideurekaawddesc.finaidawddesc_cod

  AND finaideurekaawd.finaidawdcat_cod = finaideurekaawdcat.finaidawdcat_cod

  ORDER BY name.soc_sec

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  Which data fields are defined as floating point?

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  Hello friends, I want to know what the data type can be declared in pl/sql, but cannot be declared in sql?

  Hello friends, I want to know what the data type can be declared in pl/sql, but cannot be declared in sql?

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  The Oracle documentaton is your friend.

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  captcashew wrote:
  > Maybe someone help me with this because I used to use PHP/MySQL, but for this one
  > instance I use Classic ASP/VBScript and MS SQL Server and I do not know
  > that much. The scenario is that I have an old site that was designed using html
  > tables and I do a CSS/XHTML update on Visual design. As long as we
  > are there, there are some pages that are dynamic and that use a MS Access
  > database and we thought it's a good time to upgrade from MS SQL Server
  > (2005, to be exact). No time/money to classic ASP VBScript in ASP.
  > .NET so.
  >
  > Overall, the upgrade went quite well, especially just needed a new
  > connecting to the DB in SQL Server in Dreamweaver after all tables and data
  > have been migrated to SQL Server. Almost everything works as it should. One of the problems
  > If.
  >
  > For some reason, the data of the data type 'text' in SQL Server is not
  > appear (or sometimes appear). I even tried to recreate the recordsets and
  > binds fresh data and the code is more or less identical to what we had
  > front. Anyone know what's happening, or how I can get this data to show?
  >
  > I think that maybe there are single and double quotes in the text
  > data and which could be screwing things up. I was hoping that there is only a simple
  > function I could apply the code, but as I said, I don't know.
  >
  > Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

  Your text field should be the last of your select statement, as
  its not stored in the table with the other data, its stored elsewhere,
  as a binary object, should be treated differently. Its common
  the migration of the access problem.

  If you need more of 8000 characters stick with him, otherwise use
  varchar (8000) or nvarchar (4000) If you need (limited unicode characters
  4,000 cos of the double byte characters)

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