4D v16

ROUND

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4D v16

4D SQL Reference

Functions

ROUND



	Command ROUNROUND (arithmetic_expression[, arithmetic_expression])

Description

The ROUND function rounds the first arithmetic_expression passed to "x" decimal places (where "x" is the second optional arithmetic_expression passed). If the second arithmetic_expression is not passed, the arithmetic_expression is rounded off to the nearest whole number.

Example

This example rounds the given number off to two decimal places:

ROUND (1234.1966, 2)
`returns 1234.2000