How trim the Decimal Number Unwanted zeros in Mysql

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I have MySQL table with following columns...

TaxType1 var-char(20),
Max Wage-limit decimal(14,2)
Rate decimal(8,6)

In above table,I am stored the values of front end application .Here "Rate" column want to accept 6 digits after "dot"
Eg:10.568971 accept

That why I am putting the decimal(8,6) up-to now, no problem at all,but I want display same data in the front end application grid view ,I am shown these data comfortably.

The following situation like user enter
"Rate:" 10 but it store foramt of 10.000000
20.10-->20.100000
1-->1.000000
But same data is display in grid-view "it like in-comfort"

here I want to trim zero of unwanted

I want these format only.
10.00
20.10
50.10

like that if any value like

1.245789 i want display as it is
and also
1.589000 display in 1.5890

like that I want trim the zeros of table at the time of selection.

Posted 2-Jul-13 21:07pm

sairam pamidi

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Naz_Firdouse · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-02T21:37:00

Solution 1

check this
remove-trailing-zeros[^]

Posted 2-Jul-13 21:37pm

Naz_Firdouse

sairam pamidi · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-02T21:43:00

Solution 2

SQL

SELECT TRIM(TRAILING '.' FROM TRIM(TRAILING '0' from yourfield)) AS yourfield
FROM yourtable
WHERE yourfield LIKE '%.%

Yourfield: table  column name
yourtable: table name.

I am find solution in stack overflow

Posted 2-Jul-13 21:43pm

sairam pamidi

Updated 2-Jul-13 21:44pm

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