It looks simple, but eventually a lot discussion.

That's when you learn the most !

amen, Matthew

That can be the explanation, but it is still strange.

A ROUND is a ROUND function

Looks a bit strange to me.

SELECT ROUND(1.999,2) returns 2.000

SELECT ROUND(10.999,2) returns 10.000

but

SELECT ROUND(0.999,2) won't work

Good explanation, especially the one of Hugo.

I don't like XML either.

The JSON functionality in SQL2016 is more my thing.

Never heard of this functionality.

Learned again something.

Thanks.

Never knew this.

So I got it wrong .

Most of the time, the simplest answer is the right one.

Learnfull link Don Simpson.

Thanks .

Good question Tom.

Despite the error, the answer is clear.

In the way the answers has been described,

it was like a one error-correcting answer.

(such as in the digital technique)

I also noticed the error but I thought it should be the right answer because there are 2 ranges and only one answer has 2 ranges.

1 range has been described...

I really don't know.

But I wouldn't miss 7 points.

So this time I waited until after the weekend...

I am sorry, Don Simpson and SQLRNNR if my English isn't perfect.

It is not my native language.

But my English is better than your Dutch I presume ? 😉

The question was simple.

So the answers had not to be that clear that everyone directly could know the right answer.

Probably the question had to be :

Which answer is the most...