Divide Result in decimal or float

Hi,
Here i am doing division calculation for two int values.
payroll occbeddays result
2168 2969 0
But i want the result as 0.73
How can i got this?
@temp_STATSCAL AVGPAYROLL is money datatype.
INSERT INTO @temp_STATSCAL (FACILITY,AVGPAYROLL)
SELECT r.FACILITY,
CASE WHEN s.OCCBEDDAYS >0 THEN
r.PAYROLL/s.OCCBEDDAYS
ELSE
0
END
FROM @temp_STATS s
CROSS JOIN @temp_REVENUE r WHERE r.FACILITY=s.FACILITY

You can use this code also
Select
Convert(decimal(10,2),(Convert(decimal,2168)/
Convert(decimal,2969)))
[Result]

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Hi, everybody!
I have a problem with a simple multiplication for which I have not found a solution yet. And I do just hope, that anyone here has encountered and solved it already.
The problem is as follows:
JW = (long)(Math.floor(SOLZJ*100));
JW is a long, SOLZJ is a float. At the crucial moment, SOLZJ contains the value of 582.72. The result, which JW contains, after computing the expression is 58271. So, you see, something went terribly wrong. As it is a variable, which is used in some further calculations, the error exponentiates.
Sure hope, anyone can help me with that.
By the way... I tried to use this expression outside of my method (to eliminate possible inherited errors). The following piece of code gets the same result as mentioned above:
float SOLZJ = 582.72F;
long JW;
JW = (long)(Math.floor(SOLZJ*100));
System.out.println(""+JW);
Result is 58271 instead of 58272...
Thanks for helping me out,
Matthias

what im saying is that a programming language is a box of tools, you use these to build applications (bigger, better tools)
there are a few distinct phases a program has
data aquisition
data formatting
data maipulation and calculation
if you find that the tool you are using does not perform the task, use another one, if it does not exist, build it
it is in the nature of floating point numbers/calcualations on comoputers that errors are normal, small compared to the numbers involved (hopefully)
one such 'problem' was that a financial caluclation came out 'wrong' by a billionth of a penny, wrong, but hey, who cares..
BigDecimal will solve this problem, but maybe overkill
if you require say 2 demimal point accuracy, then you could easily write your own class that holds the data as an int (value *100)

Divide Result in decimal or float

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