If you want to display only zeroes after the decimal point without rounding the actual value, you can use the FORMAT function in T-SQL.
For example, if you have a column named "Price" in your table that is of type NUMERIC(18,6), you can use the following query to display the values as decimals with six digits of precision and zeroes after the decimal point:
SELECT FORMAT(Price, '0.000000') AS PriceDisplay FROM YourTable
This will display the values in the "Price" column with six decimal places and zeroes after the decimal point, while maintaining the actual decimal precision of the data.
Note that the FORMAT function in T-SQL is only available in SQL Server 2012 and later versions.
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