SQL Server STR() Function
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SQL Server STR() Function

❮ SQL Server Functions

Example

Return a string representation of a number:

SELECT STR(185);
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Definition and Usage

The STR() function returns a string representation of a number.

Note: The STR() function will round the result if there is not enough length or decimal_places to display the resulting string.

Syntax

STR(number, length, decimal_places)

Parameter Values

Parameter Description
number Required. The numeric value to convert to a string
length Optional. The length of the result string. Default value is 10
decimal_places Optional. The number of decimals to display. Default value is 0

Technical Details

Works in: SQL Server 2014, SQL Server 2012, SQL Server 2008 R2, SQL Server 2008, SQL Server 2005

More Examples

Example

Return a string representation of a number:

SELECT STR(185.5);
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Example

Return a string representation of a number:

SELECT STR(185.476, 6, 2);
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❮ SQL Server Functions