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I want to store a value that represents a percent in SQL server, what data type should be the prefered one?
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And so on
decimal(p,s) in 99.9% of cases
Percent is only a presentation.
Byte since each digit in left side of the point is one hunderd percent, so the p must be at least s+1), if it will, use decimal(s+1, s).
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I'm trying to add an actual percent sign into a printf statement in Java and I'm getting the error:
lab1.java:166: illegal escape character System.out.printf("%s\t%s\t%1.2f\%\t%1.2f\%\n",ID,pattern,support,confidence); ^ lab1.java:166: illegal escape ...
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Escaped percent sign is double percent (%%):
System.out.printf("2 out of 10 is %d.
Close.
The percent sign is escaped using a percent sign:
System.out.printf("%s\t%s\t%1.2f%%\t%1.2f%%\n",ID character.
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Cost To ‘Short’ Facebook Stocks Fell From 40 Percent To 6 Percent
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The 99 Percent vs the 1 Percent Mr. Fish
A Mr. Fish cartoon.
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I have this problem where I have to "audit" a percent of my transtactions.
If percent is 100 I have to audit them all, if is 0 I have to skip them all and if 50% I have to review the half etc.
The problem ( or the opportunity ) is that I have to perform...
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I don't know if this satisfies your requirements, but over an extended period processing
You can constantly... .
If the number is greater than your "percent", then don't.
If that number is less than your "percent", then audit the transaction.
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Hello
I want to convert the font-size property value from percent to pixel
lets say I have this html code
<div style="font-size: 180%;"> <a href="http://www.example.com"> link </a> </div>
How to find the equivalent value for font...
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Font-size....
This may be somewhat tricky to do automatically.
I find it easiest to do by hand, manually adjusting the font size pixel by pixel in Firebug .
There is no simple answer as font sizes in percents are relative to font size of parent block.
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I am watching my CPU percent utilization by a process. How does a process use only 50% CPU? Doesn't a process use 100% then 0%, then 100%? Its not like every other instruction is a different program.
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The OS schedules the....
If you see a cpu sitting at 50% for a little while, what's likely going on is that it's using 100% of one cpu in a dual cpu system .
You're looking at how much of the last second it used .
It only polls totals about once per second.
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Is there a way to perform a top (Take) linq query using percentage? The T-SQL would have been:
SELECT TOP 20 PERCENT ...
But LINQ seems to only want an int.
It seems that I would have to do a count and then a take. Any suggestions?
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I don't think there....
You would have to perform it once to get a count, and then again to figure out the percentage (because you will pass the number that corresponds to the count that will equal 20%) .
You would have to perform the query twice, in essence .
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Using .net 2.0 .
I want to display a column in a DataGridView as a percentage value, but without the percent sign.
example :
1) say data in data source is 0.1234
2) using a DataGridView column format string of "P2" makes the grid show this value as "1...
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You could check out this SO post for ways of doing this, though you'll see that the answer to your question is no, there is not a ... .
You may need to multiply by 100 to get what you want however (as you've indicated).. .
Try the column format N2 instead.
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How to get the actual querystring from the Request object when the querystring is UrlEncoded or has percent characters in ASP.NET?
Basicly, if I have a Url like this: Default.aspx?p=%b4, how do I get a string populated with "%b4"?
Request.QueryString[...
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So your client.
Are limited to char codes under 0x80 (any larger-than-0x80 char codes must be percent-escaped).
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