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package javafx.application does not exist

833550Jul 2 2011 — edited Jul 2 2011
Hi,

I have installed the javaFx 2.0 beta (in accordance with the instructions). I have installed the latest JDK 1.6 and 1.7. I saved the plugin in a separat directory under C:/program. The NB 7 and the plug in ins x64 versions.

When I create a new JavaFX application I get a red dot for each line containing Application (package javafx.application does not exist). How do I correct this?

/Jonas

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round ()
doc: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/functions135.htm#SQLRF00698

Edited by: Alex Nuijten on Jul 30, 2010 2:40 PM
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ORA_AJ
Just use ROUND Function...Whats the issue

AJ
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Karthick2003
Kevin CK wrote:
Hi is there a way to round up numbers in pl\sql?
Yes oracle does. Did you try the document?
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737905 
SQL> SELECT ROUND(100.1234,2) FROM dual;

ROUND(100.1234,2)
-------------------
             100.12

SQL> SELECT ROUND(1.123,1) FROM dual;

ROUND(1.123,1)
----------------
             1.1

SQL>
Edited by: AP on Jul 30, 2010 5:42 AM
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Sven W.
Answer
Maybe you are looking for CEIL.

with testdata as (select level/3-2 num from dual connect by level<=15)
select num, round(num), ceil(num) 
from testdata;


NUM    ROUND   CEIL
------------------------------------------------
-1,67	-2	-1
-1,33	-1	-1
-1	-1	-1
-0,67	-1	0
-0,33	0	0
0	0	0
0,33	0	1
0,67	1	1
1	1	1
1,33	1	2
1,67	2	2
2	2	2
2,33	2	3
2,67	3	3
3	3	3
Marked as Answer by 717817 · Sep 27 2020
Frank Kulash
Hi,

ROUND rounds numbers to the nearest integer. (Acutally, it can round to other powers of 10 as well, but let's just say integer for now.)
CEIL as Sven suggested, rounds to the next integer greater than its argument, so CEIL (1.003) returns 2.
What do you want to do about negative numbers? CEIL (-1.003) returns -1, because -1.003 < -1.

Also check out the FLOOR and TRUNC functions.
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717817
Yes exactly what i was looking for,

I used round(x.yyyyy) but my problem with round was that it rounds off to the nearest integer which is not good for me coz whenever there is a .00001 it should round up to the next integer.

Let me try CEIL and see what that comes up with.

Thanks
717817
Hi Sven/Frank,

Yes it worked. i was starting to put all kind of conditions so that i get values to the next integer number.

Thanks a lot :)
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