SQL removes all 0 after the decimal point valid number

Original: SQL removes all 0 digits after the decimal point number

• The first of these methods

Select CAST (2.5000000000000 as Real) select CAST (2 as Real) select cast (2.00000 as Real)

• The second method of

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SQL removes all 0 after the decimal point valid number