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I have a field that is D17.16. I have two transforms
DEFINE DOM_FTE/D17.16=IF FEE_TYPE EQ 'Domestic' THEN FTE ELSE 0; $ DEFINE INTL_FTE/D17.16=IF FEE_TYPE EQ 'International' THEN FTE ELSE 0; $
When run the process, instead of showing the data, I'm getting *********** values in my table. The data itself is more like D4.16, as there are results of calculations that have long repeating numbers. (Like 1/3). What am I doing wrong?This message has been edited. Last edited by: FP Mod Chuck,
WebFocus 8.104 Windows 7 Entreprise, SP1
Posts: 82 | Location: Abbotsford BC | Registered: March 15, 2010
I think D format should work, but D17.16 will not work as the 17 is the total number of characters
Dt[.s] where:
t
Is the number of characters to display up to a maximum of 33, including the numeric digits, an optional decimal point, and a leading minus sign if the field contains a negative value. The number of significant digits supported varies with the operating environment.
s
Is the number of digits that follow the decimal point. 31 and must be less than t.
So you should try D33.16
Martin.
WebFocus 8206M, iWay DataMigrator, Windows, DB2 Windows V10.5, MS SQL Server, Azure SQL, Hyperstage, ReportCaster