Re: problem with to_char
От | Thomas Lockhart |
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Тема | Re: problem with to_char |
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Msg-id | 3C56A008.E05D299@fourpalms.org обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | problem with to_char (Carsten Grewe <DerReisende@schatzis.org>) |
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Re: problem with to_char
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Список | pgsql-general |
> I think I have not understood some elementary things of the to_char function > in pgsql7.1.2. I only get back a mask instead of a formatted string. > I tried the following in psql: > SPS=> select to_char(45145, '9.999,99'); > to_char > ----------- > #.###,## > (1 row) The number will not fit into the field you have defined, so it is filled with hash marks to indicate overflow. If your locale is not set up to recognize "european style" numbers, then in this case you have defined a formatting string which allows only numbers less than 10. If you are set up to recognize european formatting (I'm not familiar with this for to_char(); see the docs) then you have defined a formatting string with allows only numbers less than 9999, which still won't hold the number you are asking it to format for you. Try to_char(45145, '99,999.99') and to_char(45145, '99.999,99'); one of them will work. hth - Thomas
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