Retrieve Double precision Values from a database

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Devinya Herath
Devinya Herath le 22 Août 2011
I have a database table that contains a two columns (X and Y) of double precision data. I wanted to retrieve these data to Matlab. I used the following code for doing this (Note that the ‘conn’ is the connection name.
curs = exec(conn, 'select x, y from Mytable');
setdbprefs('DataReturnFormat','cellarray');
curs = fetch(curs, 10);
AA = curs.Data;
Then I wanted to see all the X values and used the following code.
x=[AA{:,1}]'
The result is given below.
x =
1.0e+006 *
-2.6859
-2.6859
-2.6859
-2.6859
-2.6859
-2.6859
-2.6859
-2.6859
-2.6859
-2.6859
Please note that the result given by Matlab contains the TRUNCATED values of X.
Given below is the list of exact values for X in the database table.
-2685857.83152909 -2685873.29058222 -2685892.47755554 -2685878.77198631 -2685853.37410012 -2685864.72544327 -2685876.71371916 -2685886.58031066 -2685875.18191007 -2685856.28515618
I want to get these exact values to Matlab instead of the truncated values. Please help.
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Devinya Herath
Devinya Herath le 22 Août 2011
Given below is the exact values of X in the database table.
-2685857.83152909
-2685873.29058222
-2685892.47755554
-2685878.77198631
-2685853.37410012
-2685864.72544327
-2685876.71371916
-2685886.58031066
-2685875.18191007
-2685856.28515618

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Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub le 22 Août 2011
MATLAB is most likely fetching the complete data, but providing you a truncated view.
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you could also check do
x(1) == -2685857.83152909
x(1) -(-2685857.83152909)
ideally the first would return 0, but there might be some small machine precision differences. Ideally, x(1) -(-2685857.83152909) should be the same magnitude as eps(x(1)).

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