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May 16, 2013

I am trying to output a number in a specific format. I am playing with CAST() and CONVERT() but have not been able to get what I need.

Current: 0.019891
Desired: 000199

It doesn't have to remain in a number format, as i will be output to a CSV in order to bulk load into another system.

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