Decimal point won't count in SQL server database

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hi there,

i am transferring data from ms access 2013 to sql server 2012 using ssis package the problem i am facing is my access data contain point values but when my packaged transferred to sql server it won't count decimal point value . for ex value in my accesss database is like 19.32 but value in sql database is 19 only that different makes my data wrong.

datatype im using in sql table is numeric(18,0) allow null

datatype in access database is number

What I have tried:

change sql data type to decimal(18,0)

Posted 10-Jul-16 6:06am

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Updated 10-Jul-16 6:11am

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Patrice T · Accepted Answer · 2016-07-10T06:11:00

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datatype im using in sql table is numeric(18,0) allow null

In numeric(18,0), the 0 means no decimal, thus your problem, try with 2.

Posted 10-Jul-16 6:11am

Patrice T