Problems Storing A Decimal Again.......

Mar 14, 2007

I had an earlier problem updating a field in a sql table witha decimal which was sorted. I am now having the problem again.

In the SQL table my field is type numeric and scale 2
In my asp.net code I have stepped through the running code and the value is 77.50
However when the sp updates the table it is stored as 78.

In the sp the parameter is type numeric.

TIA for any help

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