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-===== DBFloat (Function) ===== 
  
-==== Format ==== 
-**dbfloat** ( [[numericexpressions|numeric_expression]] )\\ 
-**dbfloat** ( [[integerexpressions|database_number]] , [[numericexpressions|numeric_expression]] )\\ 
-**dbfloat** ( [[integerexpressions|database_number]] , [[integerexpressions|database_recordset_number]] , [[numericexpressions|numeric_expression]] )\\ 
-**dbfloat** ( [[stringexpressions|string_expression]] )\\ 
-**dbfloat** ( [[integerexpressions|database_number]] , [[stringexpressions|string_expression]] )\\ 
-**dbfloat** ( [[integerexpressions|database_number]] , [[integerexpressions|database_recordset_number]] , [[stringexpressions|string_expression]] ) 
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-returns [[floatexpressions|float_expression]] 
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-==== Description ==== 
-Return a floating point (decimal value) from the specified column number or name of the current row of the open recordset.  If the field is a NULL value the decimal number 0.0 will be returned.  NULL may be tested for by using the [[DBNull|DBNull]] function. 
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-==== Example ==== 
-See example of usage on [[DBOpen|DBOpen]] page. 
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-==== See Also ==== 
-{{page>en:start#Database (SQLITE)&noheader}} 
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-==== External Links ==== 
-More information about databases in general and SQLite specifically can be found at [[http://sqlite.org|SQLite Home Page]] and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL|SQL at Wikipedia]]. 
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-==== History ====  
-|0.9.6y|New to Version| 
-|0.9.9.19|Added ability to have 8 database connections| 
-|0.9.9.22|Added column name or alias| 
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