Write a sql function which will take number of balls as a input parameter

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Write a sql function which will take number of balls as a input parameter and return number of overs Remaining depending on Number of Balls

For Eg : Input Parameter i.e Number of balls Remaining are 9

Output should be : 1.3 overs

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Write a sql function which will take number of balls as a input parameter

Posted 6-Mar-16 20:19pm

Sushant_Shinde

Updated 7-Mar-16 18:48pm

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Patrice T 7-Mar-16 2:31am

We don't do your HomeWork.

[no name] 7-Mar-16 3:53am

didnt got it.can u explain me?

aarif moh shaikh 7-Mar-16 2:42am

No. of ball divide by 6.

[no name] 7-Mar-16 3:53am

Dat logic even i know, can u give me a function ?

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PrachiPawar · Accepted Answer · 2016-03-07T01:15:00

Solution 1

SQL

Create function dbo.Solution (@var INT,@var1 INT)
returns NVARCHAR(10)
begin
DECLARE @final NVARCHAR(10)
DECLARE @B1 INT
DECLARE @B2 INT

select @B1= @var/@var1
 
SELECT @B2= @var-(@var1*@B1)
SET @final= CAST(@B1 AS nvarchar(10))  + '.'+ CAST(@B2 AS nvarchar(10)) 
return (@final )
end

Posted 7-Mar-16 1:15am

PrachiPawar

Updated 7-Mar-16 1:23am

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Animesh Datta · Accepted Answer · 2016-03-07T18:48:00

Try this

SQL

Create function dbo.fn_GetOverFromBall (@input INT)
returns NVARCHAR(10)
begin
declare @finalresult nvarchar(10)
declare  @over int
declare @ballremaining int

select @over=@input/6 , @ballremaining=@input%6

set @finalresult=Convert(varchar(10),@over) + Convert(varchar(10),'.')  + Convert(varchar(10),@ballremaining) 
return @finalresult
end

and then call the function like this way

select  dbo.fn_GetOverFromBall('14') as [OP] 

--out put will be

OP
2.2

Thanks