AS_DOUBLE , AS_REAL¶

Syntax¶

AS_DOUBLE( <variant_expr> ) AS_REAL( <variant_expr> ) 

Arguments¶

variant_expr

An expression that evaluates to a value of type VARIANT.

Returns¶

The function returns a floating-point value or NULL:

• If the type of the value in the variant_expr argument is a floating-point value, the function returns the floating-point value.

• If the type of the value in the variant_expr argument doesn’t match the type of the output value, the function returns NULL.

• If the variant_expr argument is NULL, the function returns NULL.

Examples¶

Create a table and load data into it:

CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE as_double_example (double1 VARIANT); INSERT INTO as_double_example (double1) SELECT TO_VARIANT(TO_DOUBLE(1.23)); 

Use the AS_DOUBLE function in a query to cast a VARIANT value to a DOUBLE value:

SELECT AS_DOUBLE(double1) double_value FROM as_double_float_example; 

+--------------+ | DOUBLE_VALUE | |--------------| | 1.23 | +--------------+