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in my project (acces -> firebird and ms sql -> c#) is real defined like single precission float point number...so I used float and everything is OK

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Its Equivalent is Single. Single is A floating point number within the range of -3.40E +38 through 3.40E +38.

Here is the latest from MSDN describes all SqlDbType and C# Equivalents

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the answer is Single or float. (depending on style.) this is like the difference between String and string [source: ReSharper code suggestion "use type keyword" when using Single. it suggested using float.

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The answer is Single. If you use double and your SQL field is type real it will error out. I tested this myself and confirmed.

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Double can be used as the .NET Equivalent Datatype for Real Datatype of SQL Server

Double gets the exact value with out Rounding

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Single is not the correct answer as it rounds the decimal part.. For instance 2.0799999 will be converted to 2.08. If there are no constraints regarding the rounding then it should be good.

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it is a Single

see here for more info on SQL Server to .Net DataTypes


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