Convert minutes to hh:mm:ss

I have a column which holds the minutes (see example below), i need this converted to hh:mm:ss
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If it falls below a day use
CONVERT(varchar(8),DATEADD(minutes,[column],0),108)
I had the to change the MINUTES to MINUTE as it wasn't recognised.
But now I get the following error message
Msg 8116, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Argument data type nvarchar(max) is invalid for argument 2 of dateadd function.
Sorry tht was a typo
do a cast then
CONVERT(varchar(8),DATEADD(minute,CAST([column] AS int),0),108)
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I have an issue in building the OBIEE repositoryin Administration tool.
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jduprez wrote:
To be honest, my knowledge of FP arithmetic comes mostly from reading this forum, and I'm sure you contributed to such discussions in the past - so I'm surprised to read your arguments.
Except myself I would use integral types (int, or long to be conservative) to hold the number of seconds/milliseconds. I don't see what double would bring except inaccurracy that will build up when you add/combine multiple durations.Yeah, but given that he wants the end result to include a fractional piece, he's going to have inaccuracies anyway?
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And it's highly likely that the integer numbers of minutes, seconds, and millis that are represented individually will be exactly representable by double.
In fact, if he keeps millis and seconds in their expected ranges, it's guaranteed that they are, and the only possible parsing inaccuracy is in minutes, and even then, the entire range of int can be exactly represented, so it'd be an awful lot of minutes before he started losing precision there.Either I misunderstand you, or what you say is not correct:
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Longer answer: parse it using list functions and then do some math. Like this:
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I was able to get 7.2458333... after all. That is the correct value for the conversion of 7h 14m 45s to hours.
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Message was edited by: Barry

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HI,
i didnt read question carefully.
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could not find any function module....
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