Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int. Why in this case?
Hi guys, it is Friday and I am really tired but..
WITH CTE AS (
SELECT LEN(CONS_ID) AS PROCA FROM TryCons)
SELECT SUM(PROCA) FROM CTE
Why I retrieve
Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int.
Len should returns a number and so sum should work. It can be because I am trying to read 500 millions rows? But it wouldn't make sense..
Len should returns a number and so sum should work. It can be because I am trying to read 500 millions rows? But it wouldn't make sense..
If the average length of the field exceeds 4.29, that statement will explode. Since I don't know what's in CONS_ID, I can't say whether it makes sense or not. Although, I will have to say that from my uninitiated position, this seems like an
accident to happen.
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected]
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Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int
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iam creating on sp for the database total size , used mb and free size . percentage free .
in this purpose i was creating on sps, with in the sp iam was writing one select statement . it statement is
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CAST( (DriveFreeSizeMB/DriveTotalSizeMB)* 100 AS NUMERIC(5,2))
As
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"@ErrorDesc: Line 24 - Line 13- Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int."
how to slove this issue..
please help me...Change 8 to 8E0, to make it a float literal. The data type of
SUM(COALESCE(size,0)))*8)
is int, since all components are int, and it can easily overflow the size for an int. If you use 8E0, you get a float, and the entire expression will be float.
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Arithmetic Overflow error converting float to data type numeric
Hi,
Am facing strange issue,I have function which returns money datatype and assigning the return money value to float datatype in table.
Error msg:
Msg 8115, Level 16, State 6, Procedure GBCalcCatalogPriceNewV2, Line 204
Arithmetic overflow error converting float to data type numeric.
The statement has been terminated.
Strange thing is the same stored procedure is working fine in production environment,but in the deveopment i see this error.Am scared if the same happens in the production environment.Please advice and advance
thanks
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RAjStrange thing is the same stored procedure is working fine in production environment,
How could that be strange? This is an error that occurs depending on the data. Accidents that are waiting to happen will happen sooner or later.
Then again, a development database may be more prone to such errors, because data that entered are completely out of whack with real life data. Still it is a warning sign. If you have some place where you convert data from float to numeric, you must consider
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CAST Not working for me - Arithmetic overflow error converting int to data type numeric - error
GPM is DECIMAL(5,2)
PRICE is DECIMAL(11,4)
COST is DECIMAL(7,2)
Trying to update the Gross Profit Margin % field and I keep getting the "Arithmetic overflow error converting int to data type numeric" error.
UPDATE SMEMODETAIL SET SMD_GPM = (SMD_PRICE-SMD_COST) / SMD_PRICE * 100
FROM SMEMODETAIL WHERE SMD_PRICE<>0 AND SMD_QUANTITY<>0
Example record:
SMD_PRICE SMD_COST GPM%
1.8500 1.62 12.4324324324324300
I added cast and I still get the error.
How do I format to get this to work?
Thanks!Hi GBerthume,
The error is caused by some value such as 1000.01 of the expression (SMD_PRICE-SMD_COST) / SMD_PRICE * 100 exceeds the
precision of the column(DECIMAL(5,2)). The example data doesn't cause the overflow error for the value of the expression is 12.43 which is in the scope of DECIMAL(5,2).
USE TestDB
CREATE TABLE SMEMODETAIL
SMD_PRICE DECIMAL(11,4),
SMD_COST DECIMAL(7,2),
SMD_GPM DECIMAL(5,2)
INSERT INTO SMEMODETAIL(SMD_PRICE,SMD_COST) SELECT 1.8500,1.62
UPDATE SMEMODETAIL SET SMD_GPM = (SMD_PRICE-SMD_COST) / SMD_PRICE * 100
FROM SMEMODETAIL WHERE SMD_PRICE<>0-- AND SMD_QUANTITY<>0
SELECT * FROM SMEMODETAIL
DROP TABLE SMEMODETAIL
The solution of your case can be either scale the DECIMAL(5,2) or follow the suggestion in Scott_morris-ga's to check and fix your data.
If you have any question, feel free to let me know.
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Hi all,
The below is suppose to generate random dates but I receive the following error:
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Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type datetime.
SQL Below - if is this happening?
DECLARE
@MinDate INT, @MaxDate INT;
DECLARE
@RANGE INT = DATEDIFF(DD, @MinDate, @MaxDate);
SET @MaxDate =20141212
SET @MinDate = 20140101
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etc
convert them to string and they all work fine
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@MinDate INT, @MaxDate INT;
SET @MaxDate =20141212
SET @MinDate = 20140101
DECLARE
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Hi, I am working on a report which is off of survey information and I am using dynamic pivot on multiple columns.
I have questions like Did you use this parking tag for more than 250 hours? If yes specify number of hours.
and the answers could be No, 302, 279, No and so on....
All these answers are of varchar datatype and all this data comes from a partner application where we consume this data for internal reporting.
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Query
DECLARE @Cols1 VARCHAR(MAX), @Cols0 VARCHAR(MAX), @Total VARCHAR(MAX), @SQL VARCHAR(MAX)
SELECT @Cols1 = STUFF((SELECT ', ' + QUOTENAME(Question) FROM Question GROUP BY Question FOR XML PATH('')),1,2,'')
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FROM Question) T
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SET ProductCode = 'XYZ 2014', ProductName = 'Special Edition Tamborine', ListPrice = 74.99, DiscountPercent = .5
WHERE ProductID = 28;
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Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Procedure Products_UPDATE, Line 14
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'X' to data type int.
Here is my trigger:
IF OBJECT_ID('Products_UPDATE') IS NOT NULL
DROP TRIGGER Products_UPDATE; -- LINE 14
GO
CREATE TRIGGER Products_UPDATE
ON Products
INSTEAD OF UPDATE
AS
DECLARE @ProductID int, @CategoryID int, @ProductCode varchar, @ProductName varchar,
@Description varchar, @ListPrice money, @DiscountPercent money, @DateUpdated datetime
BEGIN
SELECT @ProductID = ProductID, @CategoryID = CategoryID, @ProductCode = ProductCode,
@ProductName = ProductName, @Description = Description, @ListPrice = ListPrice,
@DiscountPercent = DiscountPercent, @DateUpdated = GetDate()
FROM deleted;
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SELECT @ProductID = ProductID, @CategoryID = CategoryID, @ProductCode = ProductCode,
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@DiscountPercent = DiscountPercent, @DateUpdated = GetDate()
FROM inserted;
UPDATE Products
SET CategoryID = @CategoryID, ProductCode = @ProductCode,
ProductName = @ProductName, Description = @Description,
ListPrice = @ListPrice, DiscountPercent = @DiscountPercent
WHERE ProductID = (SELECT ProductID FROM inserted)
END
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Could someone offer a second set of eyes on the above and perhaps guide me towards a solution?
Thank you.This is an issue in this trigger. It will work for single record updates alone. Also for your requirement you dont need a INSTEAD OF TRIGGER at all.
You just need this
IF OBJECT_ID('Products_UPDATE') IS NOT NULL
DROP TRIGGER Products_UPDATE;
GO
CREATE TRIGGER Products_UPDATE
ON Products
AFTER UPDATE
AS
BEGIN
INSERT INTO ProductsAudit
SELECT ProductID,
CategoryID,
ProductCode,
ProductName,
ListPrice,
DiscountPercent,
GetDate()
FROM deleted;
END
Now, in your original posted code there was a typo ie you repeated the column ProductCode twice
I think one should be ProductID which is why you got error due to data mismatch (ProductID is int and ProductName is varchar)
see below modified version of your original code
IF OBJECT_ID('Products_UPDATE') IS NOT NULL
DROP TRIGGER Products_UPDATE; -- LINE 14
GO
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ON Products
INSTEAD OF UPDATE
AS
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BEGIN
SELECT @ProductID = ProductID, @CategoryID = CategoryID, @ProductCode = ProductCode,
@ProductName = ProductName, @Description = Description, @ListPrice = ListPrice,
@DiscountPercent = DiscountPercent, @DateUpdated = GetDate()
FROM deleted;
INSERT INTO ProductsAudit
VALUES (@ProductID, @CategoryID, @ProductCode, @ProductName, @ListPrice,
@DiscountPercent, @DateUpdated);
SELECT @ProductID = ProductID, @CategoryID = CategoryID, @ProductCode = ProductCode,
@ProductName = ProductName, @Description = Description, @ListPrice = ListPrice,
@DiscountPercent = DiscountPercent, @DateUpdated = GetDate()
FROM inserted;
UPDATE Products
SET CategoryID = @CategoryID, ProductCode = @ProductCode,
ProductName = @ProductName, Description = @Description,
ListPrice = @ListPrice, DiscountPercent = @DiscountPercent
WHERE ProductID = (SELECT ProductID FROM inserted)
END
I would prefer doing it as former way though
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Conversion failed when converting the varchar value to data type int
Hi, I am unable to resolve this error and would like some assistance please.
The below query produces the following error message -
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'NCPR' to data type int.
Select Pc2.Assess,
Select Pc1.Title
From Pc1
Where Pc1.Assess = Pc2.Assess
) [Title]
From Pc2
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Thank youWHERE ISNUMERIC(id) = 1 and there are obviously no 'NCPR' records in the view as per my previous post.
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Take this simple example
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SELECT * FROM #example
WHERE ISNUMERIC(col1) = 1
) X
(3 row(s) affected)
col1
1
2
(2 row(s) affected)
compare to
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col1 VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
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) X
WHERE col1 = 1
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col1
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Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 8
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Thank you for your help!!!
I've created a stored procedure to return results as xml. I'm having trouble figuring out why I'm getting the error message "Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value '<tr>.....'
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ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[p_getTestResults]
@xml NVARCHAR(MAX) OUTPUT
AS
BEGIN
CREATE TABLE #Temp
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[Name] [nvarchar](50),
[Duration] [varchar](10)
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FROM
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, [Name] AS 'td'
, CAST([Duration] AS NVARCHAR(10)) AS 'td'
FROM #Temp
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FOR XML PATH('tr'), ELEMENTS ) AS NVARCHAR(MAX))
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DROP TABLE #Temp
RETURN @xml
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closlYour dont need RETURN inside SP as you've declared @xml already as an OUTPUT parameter. Also you can RETURN only integer values using RETURN statement inside stored procedure as that's default return type of SP.
so just remove RETURN statement and it would work fine
To retrieve value outside you need to invoke it as below
DECLARE @ret nvarchar(max)
EXEC dbo.[P_gettestresults] @ret OUT
SELECT @ret
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I remember that when Java was first introduced, one of the major design goals of the language was to eliminate common programmer errors. For example, instead of trusting the programmer to read the documentation of a given function to learn that they needed to test for a negative return value as an error, java included a very rigorous exception handling requirement. The developer who wrote a method would declare which exceptions it could throw and those using the method were required to account for those exceptions.
I'm now starting to work with Java on a full time basis and was reviewing the arithmetic rules. I couldn't believe it when I discovered that overflowing an integer value doesn't cause an arithmetic overflow error!
Am I missing something, or is that a major deviation from the stated language design goals?!David.Wendelken wrote:
I remember that when Java was first introduced, one of the major design goals of the language was to eliminate common programmer errors. For example, instead of trusting the programmer to read the documentation of a given function to learn that they needed to test for a negative return value as an error, java included a very rigorous exception handling requirement.Uhhh... not quite - programmers do have to read the documentation nevertheless, because otherwise they don't know what the result of a call or valid parameters would be.
The developer who wrote a method would declare which exceptions it could throw and those using the method were required to account for those exceptions.Yeah...
I'm now starting to work with Java on a full time basis and was reviewing the arithmetic rules. I couldn't believe it when I discovered that overflowing an integer value doesn't cause an arithmetic overflow error!Why should it?
Am I missing something, or is that a major deviation from the stated language design goals?!Your design goals are a little off. Nobody aimed to make Java to be usable without reading the docs/specs. They aimed at keeping things simple and cleanly designed, not exactly as self-explanatory. There are many things in the JLS that aren't. -
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@object_type nvarchar(20), -- SBO Object Type
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@num_of_cols_in_key int,
@list_of_key_cols_tab_del nvarchar(255),
@list_of_cols_val_tab_del nvarchar(255)
AS
begin
-- Return values
declare @error int -- Result (0 for no error)
declare @error_message nvarchar (200) -- Error string to be displayed
select @error = 0
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BEGIN
IF EXISTS(
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end
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Just put the SP like this, without the -- before the IF. A -- marks the line as a command therefore you need to uncomment and it will work.
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BEGIN
IF EXISTS(
SELECT T0.Price FROM IGN1 T0
where IsNull(T0.Price, '0') = '0' and T0.DocEntry = @list_of_cols_val_tab_del)
BEGIN
SELECT @ERROR=1,@ERROR_MESSAGE='Please insert the price !'
END
end
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Convert/Cast string data type from file to DT_GUID into table
Hi to all
is there anyone who help me please?!?
I'm not able to resolve the following problem.
I have a .csv file with a string field A and its values are GUID.
I must export this .csv file into SQL Server Table which have a uniqueidentifier (GUID) field B.
I must map string field A to GUID field B of table.
But I get an error like this: "Error at Data Flow Task [Derived Column [xxx]]: Error code 0x800401F3 occurred attempting to convert from data type DT_WSTR to data type DT_GUID.".
I read other posts like this in this forum and i also tried the solution suggested in those posts.
The proposed solution had suggested of insert in the expression field of "Derived Column" Transformation this expression (DT_GUID) ("{" + [YourGuid] + "}") in place of (DT_GUID) [YourGuid].
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Does the source looks something like: 25892e17-80f6-415f-9c65-7395632f0223
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