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Here again, ask: The length of the Decimal data type Thank you

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Post time: 2020-2-21 23:00:01
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I created a table in Enterprise Manager. One field is Decimal, and the length is 13 decimal places.
But the default length in Enterprise Manager is 9
Seek a solution
Either build it with a statement or it can be built in Enterprise Manager 管理 Thank you
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Post time: 2020-5-2 20:30:01
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Use numeric type
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Post time: 2020-5-2 21:00:01
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numeric (13,6)
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create table test1 (field1 decimal (13,6));
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 Author| Post time: 2020-5-2 22:30:01
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It seems that the type cannot be changed is the task assigned above
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The length cannot be changed
The length of the decimal data type depends on the precision of the column

Modify the precision in the column's property page
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create table T (col decimal (13, 9))

drop table T

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 Author| Post time: 2020-5-3 12:30:02
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Thanks
My complete table
zz (table)
A varchar (8)
B varchar (4)
c decimal (13,6)
d date (8) requires A and B to be the joint primary key seek a solution thank you (write a complete thank you with SQL statement)
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create table zz (
A varchar (8) not null,
B varchar (4) not null,
c decimal (13,6) null,
d datetime null,
constraint PK_zz primary key (A, B)
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sp_pkeys 'zz'
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