To remove decimal places and round

hi all ,
select       (sum(case when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) <> upper('Top')) then
            (((((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/H.SLURRY_YIELD)*94)/2000)   )
             when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) = upper('Top')) then
         (   ((nvl(H.CLASS_V_CEMENT,0)*94)/2000)   )
        when F.ITEM_UOM = 'Pound' then
      CEIL( ROUND((((((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/DECODE(H.SLURRY_YIELD,0,NULL,H.SLURRY_YIELD)))*94)*F.ITEM_PERCENT/100)))/2000
       end)*(j.opn_value/2)) SUM_MAT_ACT_TON ,--------transport
                   sum(case when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) <> upper('Top')) then
            ((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/H.SLURRY_YIELD)
      when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) = upper('Top')) then
            nvl(H.CLASS_V_CEMENT,0)
        when F.ITEM_UOM = 'Pound' then
            ROUND(((ROUND(((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/DECODE(H.SLURRY_YIELD,0,NULL,H.SLURRY_YIELD)))*94)*F.ITEM_PERCENT/100 )/P.ATTRIBUTE5)
   end) SUM_sload ,    ----sload
   sum(case when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) <> upper('Top')) then
            ((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/H.SLURRY_YIELD)
     -- when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) = upper('Top')) then
          -- nvl(H.CLASS_V_CEMENT,0)
        when F.ITEM_UOM = 'Pound' and F.BLEND <> 'PH'then
            ROUND(((ROUND(((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/DECODE(H.SLURRY_YIELD,0,NULL,H.SLURRY_YIELD)))*94)*F.ITEM_PERCENT/100 )/P.ATTRIBUTE5)
   end) BLENDING
,e.opn_job_desc
     FROM xxnp_opn_joblog_001 E,
          XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_EST_002   F,
          XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_STAGE_002 G,
          XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_SLURRY_003 H,
    XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_RES_005 J,
     MTL_SYSTEM_ITEMS_B P
      WHERE E.OPN_JOB_DESC   = 'K/D/SP158/SA399/1338/D/0510/1' AND
        E.MANUAL='N'
   and J.opn_resource_desc='4X4 PICK-UP OR LIGHT VEHICLES'
    AND E.OPN_JOBLOG_001_ID = J.OPN_JOBLOG_001_ID
     and F.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID=P.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID
       AND p.ORGANIZATION_ID='103'
      AND E.OPN_JOBLOG_001_ID = G.OPN_JOBLOG_001_ID
        AND G.OPN_JOBLOG_006_ID = H.OPN_JOBLOG_006_ID
        AND H.OPN_JOBLOG_007_ID = F.OPN_JOBLOG_007_ID
        AND G.OPN_JOBLOG_006_ID = H.OPN_JOBLOG_006_ID
        AND H.OPN_JOBLOG_007_ID = F.OPN_JOBLOG_007_ID
                                GROUP BY E.OPN_JOB_DESC,j.opn_value
o/p i am getting
SUM_MAT_ACT_TON      SUM_SLOAD                         BLENDING                                   OPN_JOB_DESC
11587.7954154787         1957.62401925833               1454.62401925833                       K/D/SP158/SA399/1338/D/0510/1
well can anyone guide me on obtaining the following output (to remove decimal places and round )
SUM_MAT_ACT_TON      SUM_SLOAD                         BLENDING                                   OPN_JOB_DESC
11588                           1958                                      1455                                          K/D/SP158/SA399/1338/D/0510/1thanking in advance
Edited by: makdutakdu on May 25, 2010 12:48 PM

select      round( (sum(case when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) upper('Top')) then
            (((((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/H.SLURRY_YIELD)*94)/2000)   )
             when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) = upper('Top')) then
         (   ((nvl(H.CLASS_V_CEMENT,0)*94)/2000)   )
        when F.ITEM_UOM = 'Pound' then
      CEIL( ROUND((((((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/DECODE(H.SLURRY_YIELD,0,NULL,H.SLURRY_YIELD)))*94)*F.ITEM_PERCENT/100)))/2000
       end)*(j.opn_value/2))) SUM_MAT_ACT_TON ,--------transport
                   round(sum(case when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) upper('Top')) then
            ((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/H.SLURRY_YIELD)
      when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) = upper('Top')) then
            nvl(H.CLASS_V_CEMENT,0)
        when F.ITEM_UOM = 'Pound' then
            ROUND(((ROUND(((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/DECODE(H.SLURRY_YIELD,0,NULL,H.SLURRY_YIELD)))*94)*F.ITEM_PERCENT/100 )/P.ATTRIBUTE5)
   end)) SUM_sload ,    ----sload
   round(sum(case when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) upper('Top')) then
            ((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/H.SLURRY_YIELD)
     -- when (F.ITEM_UOM = 'Cubic Feet' and upper(substr(H.SLURRY_TYPE,1,3)) = upper('Top')) then
          -- nvl(H.CLASS_V_CEMENT,0)
        when F.ITEM_UOM = 'Pound' and F.BLEND 'PH'then
            ROUND(((ROUND(((H.SLURRY_VOL_ACTUAL * 5.6146)/DECODE(H.SLURRY_YIELD,0,NULL,H.SLURRY_YIELD)))*94)*F.ITEM_PERCENT/100 )/P.ATTRIBUTE5)
   end)) BLENDING,
   e.opn_job_desc
     FROM xxnp_opn_joblog_001 E,
          XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_EST_002   F,
          XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_STAGE_002 G,
          XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_SLURRY_003 H,
    XXNP_OPN_JOBLOG_RES_005 J,
     MTL_SYSTEM_ITEMS_B P
      WHERE E.OPN_JOB_DESC   = E.OPN_JOB_DESC AND
        E.MANUAL='N'
   and J.opn_resource_desc='4X4 PICK-UP OR LIGHT VEHICLES'
    AND E.OPN_JOBLOG_001_ID = J.OPN_JOBLOG_001_ID
     and F.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID=P.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID
       AND p.ORGANIZATION_ID='103'
      AND E.OPN_JOBLOG_001_ID = G.OPN_JOBLOG_001_ID
        AND G.OPN_JOBLOG_006_ID = H.OPN_JOBLOG_006_ID
        AND H.OPN_JOBLOG_007_ID = F.OPN_JOBLOG_007_ID
        AND G.OPN_JOBLOG_006_ID = H.OPN_JOBLOG_006_ID
        AND H.OPN_JOBLOG_007_ID = F.OPN_JOBLOG_007_ID
                                GROUP BY E.OPN_JOB_DESC,j.opn_value

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