Decimal Points In Money Datatype

Oct 30, 2007

Hi,

The default number of decimal points for 'money' data type is 4. Can I change it as 6?

Eg 120.123456

Thanks!

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OLD---------------------------NEW
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Can someone please help me out here?

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TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

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OK
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