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    Scott Guest

    Calculating a MOD 10 Check Digit


    How do I perform a MOD calculation in SQL when the MOD operator is not available?

    Scott
    Example: 12 MOD 10 = 8

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    Madhu Guest

    Re: Calculating a MOD 10 Check Digit


    Use % called as Modulo in SQL Server to perform a MOD calculation.

    exECLARE @A INT
    DECLARE @B INT
    SET @A=12
    SET @B=10
    SELECT @A%@B

    Result is
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    Madhu.

    "Scott" <sremiger@pnms.com> wrote:
    >
    >How do I perform a MOD calculation in SQL when the MOD operator is not available?
    >
    >Scott
    >Example: 12 MOD 10 = 8



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