Re: java.text.DecimalFormat problems

zamba wrote:
> Hi....i have this value in a resultset called ConceptsDataRes:
> 
> BASE_CALCULO=0.0001 and i wish to convert to string , so i use
> 
> String CantFormat ="###,##0.0#";
> java.text.DecimalFormat dCantFormat = new
> java.text.DecimalFormat(CantFormat);
> dCantFormat.format(ConceptsDataRes.getDouble("BASE_CALCULO"));
> 
> but it shows me 0.0 ....whats the problem ?
> 
> also in the ame resultset i have the value
> 
> MONTO=299.00 and i wish to convert to string so i use
> 
> String CantFormat ="###,##0.00";
> java.text.DecimalFormat dCantFormat = new
> java.text.DecimalFormat(CantFormat);
> dCantFormat.format(ConceptsDataRes.getDouble("MONTO"));
> 
> but it shows me 299.0 ....whats the problem ?
> 
> tks friends !!!
> 
> 
> 
> 
Check the pattern on the first example - "###,##0.0000" should work.

The pattern is right in the second example  - check whether the value 
returned from the db is 299.0 or 299.00

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