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Upgraded to SQL Server version and column precision has changed.

Posted By Dwight over 1 year ago

Moving from the Progress DB to SQL Server version discount percentage type columns are decimal(7,3) but in the old version it is decimal(8,3). Also a lot of other decimal columns went from (16,6) to (15,6).

How have people handled this? It is breaking some of our procedures.

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0 Kevin M over 1 year ago

Databases for Sage 100 (ERP) are Providex and SQL... so I'm guessing you are using Sage 100 Contractor? (That is a separate software package, with a different forum).
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0 Dwight over 1 year ago in reply to Kevin M

We use SAGE 100 2022 Premium on SQL Server. I guessed at the old db name.
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0 Dwight over 1 year ago in reply to Kevin M

We use SAGE 100 2022 Premium on SQL Server. I guessed at the old db name.
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0 Kevin M over 1 year ago in reply to Dwight

Recently I noticed an issue with decimal UDF's that use a numeric mask... where the numeric format in SQL changes depending on whether the mask has the "-" at the beginning or the end.

(Numeric mask does not affect the technical data structure in Providex, but it does in SQL).
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