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Issue passing numbers in store procedure

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Oct 14, 2011 Oct 14, 2011

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Hi All,

I have an issue storing numbers in oracle 11g. I can pass numbers with no decimals and with decimals, in my data table i see this:

1.1 (OK)

1.2000000000000002 (instead of 1.2)

1.3000000000000003 (instead of 1.3)

1.4000000000000004 (instead of 1.4)

1.5000000000000004 (instead of 1.5)

1.6000000000000005 (instead of 1.6)

1.7000000000000006 (instead of 1.7)

1.8000000000000007 (instead of 1.8)

1.9000000000000008 (instead of 1.9)

2.000000000000001 (instead of 2.0)

I am using this in cfc:

<cfstoredproc procedure="myDB.myPackage.updateTableA" datasource="mySource">

                <cfprocparam value="#arguments.myNumberValue#" cfsqltype="cf_SQL_FLOAT">

</cfstoredproc>

In oracle I have the parameter myNumberValue as number data type.

I try CF_SQL_DECIMAL and cf_SQL_NUMERIC, it doesn't pass anything.

What sql type do I use in my storedproc ?

Thanks

Johnny

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Guide , Oct 14, 2011 Oct 14, 2011

I'd use CF_SQL_DECIMAL, just make sure you set the SCALE="" attribute to dictate how many decimal places to send.

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I'd use CF_SQL_DECIMAL, just make sure you set the SCALE="" attribute to dictate how many decimal places to send.

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Ok, but the number can change, it can be 2,3,4, 3.2, 4.23, 5.232123.

It is a way to handle this?

Thanks

johnny

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Yes, if I set the scale to 15 it will store any number with decimals fine.

Thanks!!!

Johnny

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It sure will

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