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Jul 20, 2005

Hi again all,

I have a small issue. Here's an example dataset :

F1 F2 F3
1 0.58 Hi
2 0.70 Hello
3 Fail Bye
4 <Null> Hi

When I write this statement :

SELECT SUM(CONVERT(DECIMAL(16,8),F2)) MySum
FROM T1
WHERE IsNumeric(IsNull(F2,'X'))=1

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understand, it somehow tries to convert to a decimal(16,8) BEFORE filtering
the nulls and the non-numeric out. (Keep in mind that the actual table has
over 1.5Million records).

Any idea on how to get around that ?

Thanks,

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