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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Vadim Mikheev
> Sent: Thursday, December 10, 1998 6:05 PM
> To: dustin sallings
> Cc: The Hermit Hacker; Kaare Rasmussen; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [GENERAL] TODO list elements
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> dustin s
Bob Dusek wrote:
>
> Hey there,
>
> I had some similar problems recently, try this
>
> select someid, somemoneyfield * 2::float as product from table;
>
> You cannot multiply money * money, apparently. But, money * float seems
> to work fine. Same goes with division:
>
> select someid, some
Thank you all who responded to my last e-mail.
It's wonderful to have such a responsive group of
forward thinking people to work with. :)
My last post was made prematurely with less thought
than what was required. I won't have my "act"
together for another month or two... but when I
do you I
Hey there,
I had some similar problems recently, try this
select someid, somemoneyfield * 2::float as product from table;
You cannot multiply money * money, apparently. But, money * float seems
to work fine. Same goes with division:
select someid, somemoneyfield / 2::float as quotient from t
Hi
I have written a basic accounting system with PostgreSQL and Tcl/Tk as
frontend. It is probably not the be all and end all of accounting systems
but we have been using it effectively in our business for about 9 months
now.
It does time logging, invoicing (using LaTeX to produce the output),
Hello. My name is Clark Evans. I'm starting a project
to create an "accounting/bookeeping" project using
PostgreSQL. I am one of the founders of jos.org and
became frustrated with the management of a distributed
development effort. I have six month funding starting
January to develop a net
