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Hi all,
I am trying to connect a Sqlite DB through a ODBC driver. I was able to do all of this but when I load by DSN in Power BI, all the values in my DB that had more than 2 decimals were truncated to the integer.
Here is what the data look like in my DB
Here is what the same data look like in Power BI.
How can I correct this?
Thanks!
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Hi @Anonymous
I think I may have the found the problem. The datatypes in my DB (except the Primary Key Column) are all Float(53). I thought maybe it was the datatype the problem so I changed it to Decimal(20,10) and it worked. I now see the all the decimals of the data in my DB.
Thanks!
Hi @gcyr,
Can you share some detailed information about this, I test on my side and can't reproduce your issue.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @Anonymous
I think I may have the found the problem. The datatypes in my DB (except the Primary Key Column) are all Float(53). I thought maybe it was the datatype the problem so I changed it to Decimal(20,10) and it worked. I now see the all the decimals of the data in my DB.
Thanks!
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