on 2024 Aug 16 8:03 PM
I came across some SQL code that uses the 2 expressions TO_DECIMAL and SUM together. In some cases, the TO_DECIMAL is used first (followed by SUM) and other cases it's the other way around.
Case A: TO_DECIMAL (SUM (xyz), 25, 10)
Case B: SUM( TO_DECIMAL(xyz, 25, 10) )
I'm uncertain if there is any difference in the result depending on which way you sequence them? Which sequence is recommended?
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Hi,
Using these examples in your database will help you
--Case A: Using TO_DECIMAL After SUM
SELECT
TO_DECIMAL(SUM(sales_amount), 25, 10) AS total_sales
FROM
sales_data;
--Case B: Using SUM After TO_DECIMAL
SELECT
SUM(TO_DECIMAL(sales_amount, 25, 10)) AS total_sales
FROM
sales_data;
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