21. Data Conversion Problem - Arithematic Overflow - Database Forums hello, I have the following problem data info Table1.Volume2 is a char(11) field (data looks like 50, 2, 3, 0.05, 0.12) Lookup1.Volume is a char(11) http://www.mydatabasesupport.com/forums/sqlserver-programming/202466-data-conver

data conversion problem - arithematic overflow This is a discussion on data conversion problem - arithematic overflow within the sqlserver-programming forums, part of the Microsoft SQL Server category; hello, I have the following problem: data info: Table1.Volume2 is a char(11) field (data looks like 50, 2, 3, 0.05, 0.12) Lookup1.Volume is a char(... Database Forums Microsoft SQL Server sqlserver-programming data conversion problem - arithematic overflow User Name Remember Me? Password Database Forums Register FAQ Calendar ... Display Modes 07-30-2007, 12:14 PM data conversion problem - arithematic overflow hello, I have the following problem: data info: Table1.Volume2 is a char(11) field (data looks like 50, 2, 3, 0.05, 0.12) Lookup1.Volume is a char(11) field (data looks like: 00000162000, The value of Lookup1.Volume is usually divided by 1000 and should look like the values in Table1.Volume2 I have the following query: select * from Table1 left join Lookup1 on Table1.name2 + Table1.Volume2 = Lookup1.ProductName + cast(Lookup1.Volume as decimal(11))/1000

22. How To Perform Arithematic On A Control S Width Property? - MSDN I tried performing arithematic operations on it but vb.net recognised it as a syntax error. How do we perform arithematic on the width properties? http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=322619&SiteID=1

23. AD*DSPC -- This Command Will Do Linear Arithematic (add, AD*DSPC This command will do linear arithematic (add,subtract and multiply spectrum with a constant) between two (or more) spectra and store the result http://www.nscl.msu.edu/~tsang/SMAUG_Manual1/ACommands.html

AD*DSPC This command will do linear arithematic (add,subtract and multiply spectrum with a constant) between two (or more) spectra and store the result in the first spectrum given. All of the spectra that are being manipulated must have the same dimensions and BPC value as the first spectrum given. Otherwise the program will reject the offending spectrum. ‘Spectrum to alter?’ asks for name of the first spectrum in the summing process. This is the spectrum that all of the results will be stored in. ‘Spectrum to add in?’ will asks for name(s) of the spectra to sum into the first spectrum. It will prompt you for each spectrum name individually. If a multiplicative constant is desired to multiply this spectra with, the input format will be : Spectrum name/constant- where constant is a REAL*4 number. If you wish to terminate the summing session, simply return without typing any characters, and the program will return to the main command loop. If you leave before you have successfully given it spectrum names, no spectra will be altered. ADEF*INE This will tell SMAUG that you wish to move some (or all) of the spectra to the AED common block so that the AED display program can display them onto the AED terminal.

24. Function Without Arithematic Operator Talk about function without arithematic operator. 0802-2005, 0350 PM. Ben Pfaff. Posts n/a. Re function without arithematic operator http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t438961-function-without-arithematic-opera

Velocity Reviews Newsgroups C Programming function without arithematic operator User Name Remember Me? Password Register FAQ Members List Calendar ... Mark Forums Read C Programming - function without arithematic operator Thread Tools Search this Thread 08-02-2005, 03:07 PM function without arithematic operator hello, Is it possible to write a math library function sqrt in C without arithmatic operators(*,+)? can anyone give me hints to do that? regards, rahul rahul8143@gmail.com rahul8143@gmail.com 08-02-2005, 03:50 PM Ben Pfaff Posts: n/a Re: function without arithematic operator writes: There is no good reason to do so. "If I've told you once, I've told you LLONG_MAX times not to exaggerate." Jack Klein Ben Pfaff 08-02-2005, 05:11 PM Kenneth Brody Posts: n/a Re: function without arithematic operator wrote: Use division and subtraction instead. Of course, there are only two reasons to do so that I can think of: (1) A nonsensical homework assignment. (2) A troll.

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dBforums Unix Shell Scripts PDA View Full Version : arithematic I need a little help adding up some numbers. I have a file with the following 5 lines inside it: I want to cat that file and add those numbers to get a total (533). The number of lines inside the file will be different each day. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jeff If Numfile.txt is the file with the numbers, then do this: That's perfect, thanks a bunch! var tf_pubSiteId=46; var tf_maxKeywords=7;

26. Re: "Regression" Average VS The "Arithematic" Average I understand the formulation of the slope and my market cap of the S P 500. relating the BV to the MC (the P/B ratio) was 2.50. http://sci.tech-archive.net/Archive/sci.math/2007-02/msg03566.html

Re: "Regression" average VS the "Arithematic" Average From : "Brablo" < Date : 19 Feb 2007 06:17:07 -0800 Danish Pastry, Very good point. I understand the formulation of the slope and my method to calculate the mean. Qualitatively, what does taking the slope explain? This seems to be a weighted average of some sort. You totally misunderstood what I'm saying. I did *NOT* set up one experiment with a constant. Let me re-clarify what I did. 1. In my first experiment, I simply took the arithematic average of the P/B ratio of all 487 points. P/B is simply the market cap of the stock divided by the book value of the company. So to find the average (market capped weighted, essentially), summed up the entire of these 487 companies. Now i have 2 very, very large numbers. When I divide the first of these numbers (total Market Cap which exceeds $12T) by the second, I get 2.85. 2. In my second experiment, I decided to regress the market cap (MC) to the BV without including a constant. It was found that the slope relating the BV to the MC (the P/B ratio) was 2.50. This value is

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28. Arithematic Equations show that there are exactly four distinct sets of integers which satisfy the equations. http://www.brainmass.com/homework-help/math/other/15133

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29. Arithematic Operations [Archive] - VBForums Archive arithematic operations C and C++. I am not understanding how do I perform the arithematic operations maintaining the operators precedence. http://www.vbforums.com/archive/index.php/t-184272.html

VBForums Other Languages C and C++ PDA Click to See Complete Forum and Search > Arithematic operations myname Jul 5th, 2002, 11:14 PM I want to evaluate a user entered string like the one below but how do I do that? I am not understanding how do I perform the arithematic operations maintaining the operators precedence. Here's the problem : some sort of like this. parksie Jul 6th, 2002, 08:01 AM Look up (on google) converting between postfix and infix expressions. Although most of the time I'd just get the user to do that and make them put it in in the form: (that *should* produce the right output, I can't test it since I've still got to recover the code for my stack evaluator). Basically, you have everything on a stack, so you push 34 and 45 on, then use the * operator to replace those with (34*45). And so on. It's a lot easier for the computer to process because there's no way for it to be ambiguous. myname Jul 8th, 2002, 03:58 AM Is there any other way apart from using stacks for it ? :rolleyes: kedaman Jul 8th, 2002, 05:05 AM

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molly arithematic commands add add spectra together. average average spectra. barb arbitrarily broaden spectra. bckfil back-projection filter. bfilt band-pass filter. blaze echelle blaze correction cadd adds constant to spectra. cdiv divides spectra by constant. cmul multiplies spectra by const. cpol Computes Stokes I and V csub subtracts const off spectra. div divide spectra. exp take exponential of spectra. group group spectra. gsm gaussian smooth. log take logarithm of spectra. mul multiply spectra. optsub optimum subtraction. smear smear spectrum. sub subtract spectra. Tom Marsh, Warwick

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37. Re: Function Without Arithematic Operator Re function without arithematic operator, Ben Pfaff; Re function without arithematic operator, Kenneth Brody; Re function without arithematic operator, http://www.archivum.info/comp.lang.c/2005-08/msg00360.html

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38. OraFAQ Forum: SQL & PL/SQL Newbies => Date Arithematic Readable Format Re Date arithematic Readable format message 170655 is a reply to message 170511 , Thu, 04 May 2006 1147 Go to previous message Go to next message http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/62768/2/

Members Search Help Register Login Home Home Date Arithematic Readable format Show: Show Polls Message Navigator E-mail to friend Date Arithematic Readable format [message #170511] Thu, 04 May 2006 02:35 ksoneka Messages: Registered: April 2006 Junior Member Hi, I want to find difference between two datetime fields in mins:secs. When I am trying the following query, the output is of format "+000000000 00:02:39.245744". select JOB_END_TS - JOB_START_TS TIME from job_list Is the output an Interval type or a Float type. Please also help me how to display only in mins:secs, i.e. removing all unnecessary zeroes. Thanks Report message to a moderator Re: Date Arithematic Readable format [message #170655 is a reply to message #170511 Thu, 04 May 2006 11:47 Todd Barry Messages: Registered: March 2002 Senior Member http://asktom.oracle.com/~tkyte/Misc/DateDiff.html Report message to a moderator Re: Date Arithematic Readable format [message #170777 is a reply to message #170655 Fri, 05 May 2006 02:29 ksoneka Messages: Registered: April 2006 Junior Member Hi

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