Programmer Question
I couldn't find anything that rejects or confirms whether MS SQL 'MONEY' data type is a decimal floating point or binary floating point.
In the description it says that MONEY type range is from -2^63 to 2^63 - 1 so this kind of implies that it should be a binary floating point.
But on this page it lists MONEY as "exact" numeric. Which kind of suggests that MONEY might be a decimal floating point (otherwise how is it exact? or what is the definition of exact?)
Then if MONEY is a decimal floating point, then what is the difference between MONEY and DECIMAL(19,4) ?
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