Ran your test code on a server running SQL Server 2000 SP3a using QA:

declare @A float

declare @b-2 float

SET @A = 2

SET @b-2 = 3

SELECT @A/@B*@B, @A/@B/100*@B*100, @A/@B

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2.0   ...

You could be using SQL Server 7 based on the forum name at top.

Thank you.  Was that so hard?

How about getting off your high horse and answer a straight question with a straight answer.  I asked about the environment you ran your test in.  I was trying to...

That's why.

Sergiy,

Where did you run the following:

declare

@A float

declare

@b-2 float

SET

@A = 2

SET

@b-2

Is the C drive mirrored?

Are there any other applications running on this server?  If so, those may be taking the additional memory of the server.

It still comes down to how many users access the system.  If all 800 users are logged into Cytrix at the same time, you will still need 800 licenses for...

If you have the potential of having 800 users accessing you system at one time, you need 800 user licenses.  With that many, you should look at per processor licensing.

Multiplexing...

When I use EE, I mean Enterprise Edition.

I will reread the readme, but I didn't put the instance name in quotes when I tried it, as the help file I...

Spent some time at lunch working on this.  What I have works, sort of.  There are 2 things that can occur that create anomolies in my code that I didn't...

last error was on an alter database statement and it failed to install the database engine.  I haven't tried since then, but will give it another go tonight.

You really need to learn to be professional.  Name calling is not good form.  I am fully aware of mathematics, and you haven't provided a single mathematical proof in any of...

Actually, Sergiy, you have proved nothing mathematically.  We have yet to see any proof beyond simple numbers being thrown around by with no context or meaning behind them.

You go on...