Get 2 Decimal Places in Avg

I am running the query below but the results show only the integer portion.
I know the results should be values like "2.33" instead of "2". How do I get
the correct result format?
Wayne
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SELECT judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeName, judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeCaption,
Count(judgeevalsbyunits.UnitID) As "Count of Evals",
Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.RegScoring) As "Reg Scoring Avg",
Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.WCScoring) As "WC Scoring Avg",
Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.TapeDialog) As "Tape Dialog Avg",
Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.Conduct) As "Conduct Avg"
FROM judgeevalsbyunits
INNER JOIN judges2eval ON judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeID=judges2eval.ID
Group By judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeName, judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeCaptionIf the source columns are only integer values, you only get those back, if
you want to get a decimal value back, you have to convert the source columns
to the appropiate format, eg. AVG(CONVERT(decimal(8,2),YourColumn))
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
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>I am running the query below but the results show only the integer portion.
>I know the results should be values like "2.33" instead of "2". How do I
>get the correct result format?
> Wayne
> ========================================
> SELECT judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeName, judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeCaption,
> Count(judgeevalsbyunits.UnitID) As "Count of Evals",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.RegScoring) As "Reg Scoring Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.WCScoring) As "WC Scoring Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.TapeDialog) As "Tape Dialog Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.Conduct) As "Conduct Avg"
> FROM judgeevalsbyunits
> INNER JOIN judges2eval ON judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeID=judges2eval.ID
> Group By judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeName, judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeCaption
>|||Try,
...
Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.RegScoring * 1.0) As "Reg Scoring Avg",
...
The average value of an integer column is an integer value. Cast the value
to decimal to get a decimal avg.
Example:
select
avg(c1 * 1.0)
from
(
select cast(1 as int)
union all
select cast(2 as int)
) t1(c1)
select
avg(c1)
from
(
select cast(1 as int)
union all
select cast(2 as int)
) t1(c1)
go
AMB
"Wayne Wengert" wrote:

> I am running the query below but the results show only the integer portion
.
> I know the results should be values like "2.33" instead of "2". How do I g
et
> the correct result format?
> Wayne
> ========================================
> SELECT judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeName, judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeCaption,
> Count(judgeevalsbyunits.UnitID) As "Count of Evals",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.RegScoring) As "Reg Scoring Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.WCScoring) As "WC Scoring Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.TapeDialog) As "Tape Dialog Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.Conduct) As "Conduct Avg"
> FROM judgeevalsbyunits
> INNER JOIN judges2eval ON judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeID=judges2eval.ID
> Group By judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeName, judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeCaption
>
>|||convert the fields into the decimal format like
AVG(CAST(judgeevalsbyunits.RegScoring) AS FLOAT) or AS DECIMAL(x,x)
cheers
"Wayne Wengert" <wayneSKIPSPAM@.wengert.org> wrote in message
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>I am running the query below but the results show only the integer portion.
>I know the results should be values like "2.33" instead of "2". How do I
>get the correct result format?
> Wayne
> ========================================
> SELECT judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeName, judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeCaption,
> Count(judgeevalsbyunits.UnitID) As "Count of Evals",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.RegScoring) As "Reg Scoring Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.WCScoring) As "WC Scoring Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.TapeDialog) As "Tape Dialog Avg",
> Avg(judgeevalsbyunits.Conduct) As "Conduct Avg"
> FROM judgeevalsbyunits
> INNER JOIN judges2eval ON judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeID=judges2eval.ID
> Group By judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeName, judgeevalsbyunits.JudgeCaption
>|||Thanks guys. That is exactly what I needed.
Wayne
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> convert the fields into the decimal format like
> AVG(CAST(judgeevalsbyunits.RegScoring) AS FLOAT) or AS DECIMAL(x,x)
> cheers
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>

Generate ABCs as Rownumber

Hi,
I'm using a list to generate a report. Each record on the list will
have a counter. This counter needs to be in ABCs instead of 123.
The report should look something like this.
A. First Record
some data about first record
more data about first record
B. Second Record
some data about 2nd record
more data about 2nd record..
Thanks,try doing a char(RowNumber()+64)
(otherwise you are going to have to write something custom that pulls in the
library)
r
"nepifanio@.gmail.com" wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using a list to generate a report. Each record on the list will
> have a counter. This counter needs to be in ABCs instead of 123.
> The report should look something like this.
>
> A. First Record
> some data about first record
> more data about first record
> B. Second Record
> some data about 2nd record
> more data about 2nd record..
>
> Thanks,
>|||Thanks.

generate a xml file from sql server 2000?

hi there.

i'm using asp.net 2 page i'm accessing a table consists of 100 thousands rows and its slow and i'm wondering instead of accessing directly to the table how about if i access via xml ?

generate xml and cache it and use the xml file rather going to sql server database?

has anybody have any help on this?

the steps invloved:

1) first generate a xml file from table something like this:

select * from dbo.LOOK_UP FOR XML AUTO, XMLDATA ?
SELECT * FROM dbo.LOOK_UP FOR XML RAW, ELEMENTS ?
SELECT * FROM dbo.LOOK_UP FOR XML AUTO ?

which one should i use and how do i access after i gnerate a xml file

thanks.

Do you have a PrimaryKey (or clustered index) on that table? Yes, access such a large table in SQL2000 database would be slow, but you can speed up query by using clustered index seek, which I believe should be much quicker than accessing XML file. You can take a look at this link to learn more about clustered index:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/createdb/cm_8_des_05_5h6b.asp

|||

i do have primary keys and culstered index

but is that true that, if i access xml file it will boost my access speed?

i can cache my xml file and use from cache?

|||

My recomendation is run some test and look for these two System stored procs in the Master database sp_xml_preparedocument and sp_xml_removedocument because you can use them to do a lot of things with XML in SQL Server 2000. The links below show you several options including the Dataset.ReadXml method. Hope this helps.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/06/DataPoints/default.aspx

http://forums.asp.net/thread/1024186.aspx

|||

after i run the below code:

DECLARE @.hdoc int
DECLARE @.doc varchar(2000)
SET @.doc = '
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE root
[<!ELEMENT root (Customers)*>
<!ELEMENT Customers EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST Customers CustomerID CDATA #IMPLIED ContactName CDATA #IMPLIED>]>
<root>
<Customers CustomerID="ALFKI" ContactName="Maria Anders"/>
</root>'

EXEC sp_xml_preparedocument @.hdoc OUTPUT, @.doc

what do i do after that?

|||The second page of the thread I gave include a sample using repeater and the ReadXml method of the dataset. Hope this helps.