Union clause cut off decimal places?

Dear all,
I am trying to create a query with "union" clause (to join 3 parts of records).
If I run them separately, I got the figures in Qty field (of Bill of Material) with 3 decimal places.
However, I only got 2 decimal places, when I combined the 3 sub-queries.
Any idea please?
Many thanks
Yang
Edited by: Y on Jul 10, 2009 4:16 PM

Dear all,
I just tried to create a view in the database for the "union" query, and I can see it is a 6 decimal numeric field from the SQL sever management studio, as all data are displayed fine.
Unfortunately, I queried this view in SAP query manager, and it is still showing only 2 decimals ...
I am very keen to know if there is a solution.
However, for now, I have let the view join the ITT1 table again in SAP to use the qantities figures.
It seems that SAP only shows 2 digit for numeric fields, unless it is getting data from a generic data table?
Cheers
Yang

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