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AlexKaras
15 years agoChampion Level 3
Hi Chuck,
Meanwhile as a workaround and depending on the database server you are using, you may consider creation of the helper stored procedure (SP) that will wrap your actual SQL statement and return data formatted with the precision that you need. Then you may save the initial SP output as a checkpoint and use it for the test.
Meanwhile as a workaround and depending on the database server you are using, you may consider creation of the helper stored procedure (SP) that will wrap your actual SQL statement and return data formatted with the precision that you need. Then you may save the initial SP output as a checkpoint and use it for the test.
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