Remove rounding from processor count statistic classes #25
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Description
Removes use of the
CEIL
function in SQL for processor count statistics.Motivation and Context
The average processor count values are displayed as decimals in the chart tooltips (as well as value labels, etc.). This would imply that the precision of these numbers is higher than what is being returned from the data warehouse. While the maximum and minimum processor counts are expected to be integers, it is reasonable to have non-integer (average) job size (core counts).
Tests performed
Viewed usage tab charts for the altered statistics and observed the now non-integer values.
Types of changes
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