Hi Moises,

>Maybe INT() will work because this application does not require precision

This has absolutely nothing to with the precision needed by the application. As soon as your program performs operations other than addition or subtraction, you have to deal with fractions. As soon as you have fractions, you can have situations like the following:

? int(2.050000000000000044*100) && 205
? int(2.050000000000000043*100) && 204

Both values are clearly greater than 205. Yet, the second line will report 204. And that's entirely correct, because the integer part of the second line is 204. INT() is usually misused as a way to remove fractions, but that is NOT what INT() does. If you want to remove fractions, use ROUND(,0), always, ever! If you want to case a floating point to an integer use INT().