So I see this question has a good answer, but I want to round up no matter what, instead of rounding down no matter what. Adding 1 to it before casting int wouldn't work because it would "round" 5.0 into 6.0, for example.
So how should I implement ceil
in SQLite?
The CEIL() function returns the nearest smallest integer that is greater than or equal to a number. Some database servers use the CEILING() function, which is equivalent to the CEIL() function. Figure 1 shows the mathematical representation of the CEIL() function.
The ceil() function computes the smallest integer that is greater than or equal to x.
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CEILING is operation, which return the smallest integer greater than passed number, so it rounds up to next integer. CONLUSION: So basic difference: CEILING rounds up, while ROUND rounds number in standard way. Another key difference is that ROUND let's you specify number of decimal places you want round to.
How about this?
select (case when x = cast(x as int) then cast(x as int)
else 1 + cast(x as int)
end)
This will give you the same answer more elegantly:
SELECT CAST(x+1-1e-n AS INT);
(assuming you won't have a precision greater than n decimal points)
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