I am using SQL Server 2008 R2 and I have an INT
column where the data inserted never surpasses the max INT
, but I have a query which uses the SUM
function which when executed surpasses the max INT
limit and throws the error mentioned in the title.
I want to be able to execute this query without changing the column type from INT
to BIGINT
.
Here is my query:
SELECT UserId,
SUM( PokemonExp ) AS TotalExp,
MAX( PokemonLevel ) AS MaxPokeLevel
FROM mytable
GROUP BY UserId
ORDER BY TotalExp DESC
Note: The PokemonExp
column is of type INT
.
Type of expression in SUM
determines return type.
Try the following:
SELECT UserId,
SUM( CAST( PokemonExp AS BIGINT )) AS TotalExp,
MAX( PokemonLevel ) AS MaxPokeLevel
FROM mytable
GROUP BY UserId
ORDER BY TotalExp DESC
You don't have to change the column type to BIGINT
to get a proper sum.
Just CAST
or CONVERT
PokemonExp
to BIGINT
before you perform the SUM
like follows:
SUM( CAST( PokemonExp AS BIGINT ))
Accepted type of expression in SUM
determines return type.
Try the following:
SELECT UserId,
SUM( CAST( PokemonExp AS BIGINT )) AS TotalExp,
MAX( PokemonLevel ) AS MaxPokeLevel
FROM mytable
GROUP BY UserId
ORDER BY TotalExp DESC
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8289310/how-to-prevent-arithmetic-overflow-error-when-using-sum-on-int-column