S sergio7 Member² Oct 18, 2000 #1 Why are number(x,y) fields mapped to TFloatField and not to TBCDField? Are in oracle numbers really floating point? Sergio Sette
Why are number(x,y) fields mapped to TFloatField and not to TBCDField? Are in oracle numbers really floating point? Sergio Sette
A AndreyB Member² Oct 19, 2000 #1 It has numbers and floats. Check the Oracle datatypes in documentation.
S sergio7 Member² Oct 20, 2000 #1 Originally posted by AndreyB: It has numbers and floats. Check the Oracle datatypes in documentation. Click to expand... Ok, NUMBER(12,2) (i.e.) is not a float, but in DOA i see it as TFloatField, and not as TBCDField. This can be a problem because Float and BCD have not the same precision. Regards Sergio Sette
Originally posted by AndreyB: It has numbers and floats. Check the Oracle datatypes in documentation. Click to expand... Ok, NUMBER(12,2) (i.e.) is not a float, but in DOA i see it as TFloatField, and not as TBCDField. This can be a problem because Float and BCD have not the same precision. Regards Sergio Sette
