How to safely convert from a double to a decimal in c# -


we storing financial data in sql server database using decimal data type , need 6-8 digits of precision in decimal. when value through our data access layer our c# server, coming decimal data type.

due design constraints beyond control, needs converted. converting string isn't problem. converting double ms documentation says "[converting decimal double] can produce round-off errors because double-precision floating-point number has fewer significant digits decimal."

as double (or string) can round 2 decimal places after calculations done, "right" way decimal conversion ensure don't lose precision before rounding?

the conversion won't produce errors within first 8 digits. double has 15-16 digits of precision - less 28-29 of decimal, enough purposes sounds of it.

you should put in place sort of plan avoid using double in future, - it's unsuitable datatype financial calculations.


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