I have an expression...
mod([a], [b])
...that has been working in CQM for years. Now that I am trying to convert to DQM, I am having a problem.
[a] is a decimal.
I see in the docs that
mod() only accepts integers.
Quotemod ( integer_expression1, integer_expression2 )
Returns the remainder (modulus) of "integer_expression1" divided by "integer_expression2". "Integer_expression2" must not be zero or an exception condition is raised.
But in SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL...
select 100.202 % 3.01
...and in Oracle...
select mod(100.202, 3.01) from dual;
...returns
0.872.
Here is the error I'm seeing from Cognos:
QuoteXQE-GEN-0005 Found an internal error:
com.cognos.xqe.runtree.relational.vectorization.expressions.generated.XVectorDecimalColumnModLongScalar
Is this real? Does DQM arbitrarily deny use of decimals with
mod()?