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Hi,

I have a big stored procedure that takes several minutes to run to make some
calculations.
At certain points I have code like the following

Print 'Assets Total : ' + Cast(@TotalAssets as VarChar(20))

This makes an out put
'Assets Total : 4565432135.23'

As you see, there is no thousands separator ...

How can I achieve this output : 'Assets Total : 4,565,432,135.23' ??


Thanks in advance

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Re: Formating number in SQL Analyzer output (thousands separator)

declare @val as money set @val = 4565432135.23
select convert(varchar(30),@val,1)

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"John Gooch" <johngooch7@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hi,
>
> I have a big stored procedure that takes several minutes to run to make

some
> calculations.
> At certain points I have code like the following
>
> Print 'Assets Total : ' + Cast(@TotalAssets as VarChar(20))
>
> This makes an out put
> 'Assets Total : 4565432135.23'
>
> As you see, there is no thousands separator ...
>
> How can I achieve this output : 'Assets Total : 4,565,432,135.23' ??
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>



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