Rounding mysql 0.5 doesn't always go up

Question

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CREATE TABLE `zz` (
  `jum_r` double DEFAULT NULL
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;

INSERT INTO `zz` VALUES (71045),(31875),(12045),(172125),(27325),(5465);


SELECT 
  jum_r, 
  ROUND(ROUND((jum_r * 1.1), 2), 2) as q_gross,
    ROUND(jum_r * 1.1) as gross,
    ROUND((jum_r * 10 / 100), 2) as q_ppn,
    ROUND(jum_r * 10 / 100) as ppn
FROM zz;

I have data according to the picture. Why does rounding 0.5 not always go up ...? What's wrong with my query? Thanks

Answer 1

For exact-precision numbers (eg DECIMAL) MySQL rounds 0.5 up to the next highest integer. For imprecise numbers (eg FLOAT) MySQL counts on the underlying C library's rounding, which is often "round-to-even". Doc ref here

Answer 2

After clarifying below, this should be your answer: CASE would help. Basically:

WHEN (ROUND(jum_r * 1.1) < 0.5) THEN FLOOR(ROUND(jum_r * 1.1)), WHEN (ROUND(jum_r * 1.1) >= 0.5 THEN CEILING(ROUND(jum_r * 1.1)). Not pretty but should work