public sealed class RoundToScale : IMessage<RoundToScale>, IEquatable<RoundToScale>, IDeepCloneable<RoundToScale>, IBufferMessage, IMessage
Reference documentation and code samples for the Database Migration v1 API class RoundToScale.
This allows the data to change scale, for example if the source is 2 digits
after the decimal point, specify round to scale value = 2. If for example the
value needs to be converted to an integer, use round to scale value = 0.
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