sum(population) under Sybase
От | ocie@paracel.com |
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Тема | sum(population) under Sybase |
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Msg-id | 9802112001.AA21569@dolomite.paracel.com обсуждение исходный текст |
Список | pgsql-hackers |
> Just to add in here...Oracle: > > SQL> select sum(population) from nations; > > SUM(POPULATION) > --------------- > 2771277000 > > SQL> Here is Sybase. Note, I declared the population field as int. 1> SELECT * FROM t1 2> go name population -------------------- ----------- RUSSIA 281170000 INDIA 766140000 CHINA 1072220000 JAPAN 129947000 CANADA 25610000 U.S.A. 242080000 MEXICO 81160000 BRAZIL 141450000 ARGENTINA 31500000 (9 rows affected) 1> select sum(population) from t1 2> go Arithmetic overflow occurred. But with population defined as numeric(20,0) 1> select * from t2 2> go name population -------------------- ----------------------- JAPAN 129947000 CANADA 25610000 U.S.A. 242080000 MEXICO 81160000 BRAZIL 141450000 ARGENTINA 31500000 INDIA 766140000 CHINA 1072220000 RUSSIA 281170000 (9 rows affected) 1> select sum(population) from t2 2> go ----------------------------------------- 2771277000 I sort of like this behavior. This way, a valid sum over fields of type X can always be stored in a field of type X. Ocie Mitchell
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