Decimal Type - Display 2 Decimal Places
I want to display 2 decimal places in mysql database.
Here's my query...
insert into delivery values(NULL, "IRL", "10.00");
I set data type to DECIMAL but the above is stored as 10
View 4 Replies (Posted: Jul 9, 2006, 11:13)
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