The "Field name" value is 875 and i need to edit the value to 0(zero).
It appears an error -
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Msg 260, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Disallowed implicit conversion from data type varchar to data type money, table 'dbname.dbo.table name', column 'field name'. Use the CONVERT function to run this query.
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So if i change the data type from right click design menu to nvarchar(50) can it be edited from the command that i used above?
Hi Guys I need your help again, I am try to update several columns and the data type is 'money'. Below is the code I have used: UPDATE CAT_Products SET UnitCost ='10.00',UnitCost2 = '10.00',UnitCost3 = '10.00',UnitCost4 = '10.00',UnitCost5 = '10.00',UnitCost6 = '10.00' WHERE ProductCode = '0008' But it will not update, instead I get this error: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >[Error] Script lines: 1-9 -------------------------- Disallowed implicit conversion from data type varchar to data type money, table 'dbo.CAT_Products', column 'UnitCost'. Use the CONVERT function to run this query. More exceptions ... Disallowed implicit conversion from data type varchar to data type money, table '.dbo.CAT_Products', column 'UnitCost2'. Use the CONVERT function to run this query. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The error message indicates that I need to use the convert function. But the columns data type is set at 'money' not 'varcher' . So do I need to convert data type to 'varcher' in order to update and convert back to data type 'money' when update complete? Or do I need to indicate in the update statement that data type is already 'money'? I am not sure how I would either. Thanks
SELECT 'abc' + '-' + CAST(SeqNo AS VARCHAR) + '-' + CAST(Payment AS VARCHAR) FROM abc WHERE SeqNo = 1 UNION SELECT 'def' + '-' + CAST(SeqNo AS VARCHAR) + '-' + CAST(Payment AS VARCHAR) FROM def WHERE SeqNo = 1 abc-1-200.00 abc-1-500.00
As you can see since 1 doesn't exists in table 'def' nothing is returned as expected. However, if a row isn't returned I want to be able to enter my own row such as
I have a special need in a view for a money column to look like money and still be a money datatype. So I need it to look like $100.00 (prefered) or 100.00(can make work). If I convert like this '$' + CONVERT (NVARCHAR(12), dbo.tblpayments.Amount, 1) it is now a nvarchar and will not work for me. How can I cast so it is still money? by default the entries look like 100.0000. They must remain a money datatype.
I am trying to create package something like that..
1- New Customer table as OleDB source component 2- Lookup component - checks customer id with Dimension_Customer table 3- And if same customer exist : I have to update couple fields on Dimension_Customer table 4- if it does not exist then I have insert those records to Dimension_Customer table
I am able to move error output from lookup to Dimension_Customer table using oledb destination but How can I update the existing ones? I have tried to use oledb command but somehow it didnt work my sql was like this : update Dimension_Customer set per_X='Y', per_Y= &Opt(it should come from lookup)
I have a site and there is a ` current features` on the index which shows our newest pictures for movies. I use dreamweaver, so When you insert record a "picture", it takes place on the table, but when you insert another one, it doesn't replace the current one.
I choose a price field as a money data type, but I cannot change thescale of this.the default scale is 4 (it dimmed).how can I change to 2? I only need 2 scale such as $23.33 instead of$23.3344
I want to retrieve the last update time of database. Whenever any update or delete or insert happend to my database i want to store and retrieve that time.
I know one way is that i have to make a table that will store the datetime field and system trigger / trigger that can update this field record whenever any update insert or deletion occur in database.
But i don't know exactly how to do the coding for this?
Hi, I'm using the data type "money" in my SQL database and want to convert what's in txtPrice_textBox to the "money" format. I'm currently using the following code: ' objectCym.price = Convert.ToInt16(txtPrice_textBox.Text) ' Will this work? Is there any reason I should stay away from the "Money" data type?
Why does SQL add 4 zeros at the end of a money data type? I have to format my strings once they are retrieved because of this. I am not sure if I did something wrong, but shouldn't it only have 2 trailing zero's?
Hi, How would I convert(or format) money data type, so the output will be like: 123,456.78 or 12,345.67 (In other words how would I insert a comma which separates hundred from thousand...)
I'm using the money data type in a field - but (obvious to me) I need the data to contain two decimal places NO MATTER WHAT - even if they are zeros!
I keep putting in "5.20" and I get "5.2".
How do I keep this from happening? I need both decimal places! I thought about using a text field - but that seems to be wasteful and I would have to do a type cast to do numeric computations.
There has to be a way to do this - this IS the purpose of the data type, isn't it??
We are looking for advice on what to do here; we started out with our db holding ex VAT pricing now. Now the problem is the money type can only hold a few decimal places so when we are converting prices to incl vat it can't actually output the correct pricing and it comes our very ugly.
Unfortunately there is no bigmoney data type so we are in a bit of an awkward position
Is there a way to set a MONEY datatype to a scale (decimal places) of 2? The default is set to 4 and I can't seem to find any resources on how to change it.
Do I have to add a check constraint to manually round to 2 decimals?? That seems unneccessary.... but if it is, boo-urns to sql server.
What significant difference is there between the two data types when we are indeed dealing with monetary values (other than being able to set the precision and scale)?
Is there a performance gain from one over the other? Are there administrative-related concerns that should force someone to choose one over the other? Are there any concerns of the MONEY data type being sunsetted by Microsoft anytime in the near future?
Can someone please help me out here?
[EDIT] I was referring to "fields" in the first sentence when it should've been "data types". [/EDIT]
hopefully, someone has already solved this problem
I have been assigned an application that maps data from access databases into a view in Sql Server 2005. A vb6 application does a select on the view. The recordset is then modified by the application, and eventually, the original tables will be updated with the new data. Some of the fields in the view are the result of calculations ( i.e. adding multiple varchar fields together to produce one complex varchar result ). Any of the fields that are calculated in the manner previously described have the adFldUnknownUpdatable bit set in the attributes of the recordset, and consequently, you get a -2147217887 error ( multiple-step operation .... ) when you try to change the value of the field in the recordset. Does anyone know how to get around this problem?
what is the recommended data type i should use if i want to have a price field that can include "TBA". i can't use smallmoney i suppose, so i should use VARCHAR then validate the String with Visual Studio?
Should data type money allow nulls? Are there valid arguments both pro and con?
Yes, there is the age-old question regarding how one might interpret a NULL found in any column - does it mean the amount is not known or that the amount is zero (in the case of a numeric type)? You get the drift...
Other than that, though - are there any practical considerations an old data hound ought to be aware of?
I want to create a table. One of the columns should be in the data type MONEY with two digits on the right side of the decimal point. How is that possible?
I've got several columns in my database stored as money type. For my purposes, when reporting this data I need to truncate trailing zeros after the decimal. I know I can create a function to do this. I think given the quantity of columns and the numerous queries accessing them, I will undoubtedly forget to use a function everywhere needed.
I thought user defined types may be a solution. I've never used them before. I would still like to store the data as a money type, but anytime it is accessed it would be formatted. Can user defined types do this, or is there a better way?
If I pull a value from a MSSQL field with is defined as money, how can I get it to display in a textbox with commas and NO decimals? 87000.0000 = 87,000 I can currently remove the decimals like below but is there a way to add the commas as well? decRevenue = drMyData("Revenue") txtRevenue.Text = decRevenue.ToString("f0") It current shows "87000".
I have a table in SQL Server with following spec Table1(Grossamount(money))
I have a SSIS variable called grosstot of type double and use following sql in Execute SQL task in SSIS
Select Sum(Grossamount) from Table1
I then assign the result of above sql stmt to the SSIS variable grosstot within the same Execute SQL task.
it gives me the error : [Execute SQL Task] Error: An error occurred while assigning a value to variable "grosstot ": "The type of the value being assigned to variable "User::grosstot " differs from the current variable type. Variables may not change type during execution. Variable types are strict, except for variables of type Object. ".
I tried the following sql to no avail
Select CONVERT(numeric (12,2), Sum(Grossamount) from Table1
