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I receive some arguments into a stored procedure. These arguments are NVARCHAR’s.
I have a problem, when I need to cast some of these values to FLOATS, because they are being received as e.g.
@VALUE1 NVARCHAR(100)
DECLARE @ChangedValue SET @ChangedValue = CAST(@Value1 AS FLOAT)
E.g. @Value1 = ‘0,001’
Gives me a problem, as it expects ‘0.001’
I can’t change the format of the input, but can I somehow change it on the SQL-server side? By changing all ‘,’ to ‘.’ instead?
Best regards, Kenn
You could use
@VALUE1 = REPLACE(@VALUE1, ',', '.')This does seem a horrible thing to do though!