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I have database in MS-ACCESS and have following values in the "column1" of "table1".

column1
-------
0.1234
0.2345
1.1233

I write the following code in JSP
---------------------------------

String query1 = "SELECT column1 FROM table1";
ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery(query1);

<% while(rs.next()) {
out.println(rs.getInt("column1");
}
%>


it is showing me the following Values
-------------------------------------

0.0
0.0
1.0
 
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Sohail,
Welcome to Javaranch! You want to use rs.getDouble() instead. With getInt(), it is truncating your output to fit it into an integer.
 
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I face a problem when using getDouble like

<% while(rs.next())
{out.println(rs.getDouble("column1");}%>

How do I assign rs.getDouble("column1") to a variable?
Using
double var = rs.getDouble("column1") and
Double var = rs.getDouble("column1")
gives error.
I know Double is a class so have to change from double to Double first. I am getting confused here.

Anyway initializing double also a problem like
double var = 0; -->gives error int found instead of double
How can I initialize double?

Now I have to be content with grabbing the data in String then convert it to double only then display it.
Thanks
 
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Moving to the JDBC forum.
 
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ResultSet.getDouble() methods return a double not a Double.
What kind of error are you getting when you do the rs.getDouble("column1")?
 
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I mean I am having difficulties trying to initialize a double value. I declare
double x = 0; returns error int found instead of double.

So how can I initialize a double before assigning it to getDouble ?
 
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This is something that i forget to add.

This is what i am doing now to get a double value.

String amount = rst.getString("amount");
if(amount!=null)
amount = amount.trim();
else
amount = "0";

Double Damount = Double.valueOf(amount);
double damt = (Damount.doubleValue()) ;
amount = String.valueOf(damt);
 
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Hi,

Why are you trying to get the double value in String? rs.getDouble() method return double not Double. What is the datatype of the column for which you are using getDouble() method?

You can initialize a double as
double d = 0.0d;
 
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