How to find modulus of floating point numbers? This one doesn't calculate the real modulus but this script just demonstrates few techniques. Also contains a sample to find the values before & after the decimal point in a decimal value. [ All Languages » SQL Server »  T-SQL] Total Hit ( 1593) Rate this article:     Poor     Excellent   Submit Your Question/Comment about this article Rating

Click here to copy the following block declare @decimal_val float, @divisor int, @decimal_char varchar(30), @int_val int,    @after_decimal_char_val varchar(30), @dot_index int select @decimal_val = 12.6, @divisor = 5, @decimal_char = convert(varchar, @decimal_val),    @dot_index = charindex('.', @decimal_char),    @int_val = convert(int, substring(@decimal_char, 1, @dot_index - 1)),    @after_decimal_char_val = substring(@decimal_char, @dot_index + 1,                    len(@decimal_char) - @dot_index) select Convert(varchar, (@int_val % @divisor)) + '.' + @after_decimal_char_val go declare @decimal_val decimal(3, 1) SELECT @DECIMAL_VAL = 12.6 select WHOLE_VAL = convert(int,substring(convert(varchar,@decimal_val), 1,            charindex('.', convert(VARCHAR,@decimal_val))-1)),    FRAC_VAL = @decimal_val -convert(int,substring(convert(varchar,@decimal_val), 1,            charindex('.', convert(VARCHAR,@decimal_val))-1))

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