how can multiply mysql table column value with in parameter?

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(in pfgun int)

SQL

BEGIN
     select araclar.*, fiyatlar.fyt as fyt,
    from xxx
    left join xxxxx
END

I want to multiply fyt column with parameter pfgun also fyt varchar type in mysql table

but pfgun int type

Posted 14-Apr-15 0:11am

Updated 14-Apr-15 1:29am

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Maciej Los 14-Apr-15 7:29am

So, why fyt is varchar data type?

ZurdoDev 14-Apr-15 8:28am

I don't know MySql but all you have to do is convert the one column to Int or some other appropriate type and then multiply by the column.

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E.F. Nijboer · Answer 1 · 2015-04-14T03:51:00

Try something like this:

SQL

BEGIN
     select araclar.*, CONVERT(fiyatlar.fyt, SIGNED) * 10 as fyt,
    from xxx
    left join xxxxx
END

Good luck!

Posted 14-Apr-15 3:51am