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<p>CEIL(f) give the integer that is equal to, or just higher than f. CEIL always rounds up.</p> | <p>CEIL(f) give the integer that is equal to, or just higher than f. CEIL always rounds up.</p> | ||
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− | CEIL(2.7) -> | + | CEIL(2.7) -> 3 |
− | CEIL(-2.7) -> - | + | CEIL(-2.7) -> -2 |
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<li>[[MOD |MOD function]]</li> | <li>[[MOD |MOD function]]</li> | ||
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Engine | OK | Alternative |
ingres | Yes | |
mysql | Yes | |
oracle | Yes | |
postgres | Yes | |
sqlserver | No | FLOOR(-f) |
CEIL
CEIL(f) is ceiling, it returns the integer that is equal to or just more than f
CEIL(f) give the integer that is equal to, or just higher than f. CEIL always rounds up.
CEIL(2.7) -> 3 CEIL(-2.7) -> -2
In this example we calculate the population in millions.
SELECT population/1000000 AS a,
FLOOR(population/1000000) AS b
FROM bbc
SELECT population/1000000 AS a,
CEIL(population/1000000) AS b
FROM bbc
See also
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