In SQL how can I get a mathematical expression to give me a double instead of a truncated int?

You are encountering integer division. You need to ensure one of the operands is not an integer. E.g.As below.

You are encountering integer division. You need to ensure one of the operands is not an integer. E.g.As below.

Select top 10 id, (select COUNT(*) / 100.0 from table1) from table2.

Ah, duh. I was thinking I needed to use some Double() method or something. Thanks a bunch.

– Andrew. S Jan 5 at 1:23 you can use Cast(Count(*) as float) * CAST(100 as float), but the answer below does the same thing – Traci Jan 5 at 1:42.

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