Hi,
I am having problem when displaying numbers from a table.
I found out that when a field is of type number(x,y) and x is greater than 15, the numbers don't show correctly in plsql developer.
Here is an example and a test sample:
create table TEST_NUMBER(n NUMBER(20,3));
insert into test_number

values
(12345678911234567.123);
select n, to_char
from TEST_NUMBER t;
The select statement displayes:
1 12345678911234600,000 12345678911234567,123
If we look at the first number, plsql developer "rounded" the number, the second number is shown correctly using to_char function.
I found that there is an option in plsql developer that always uses to_char function on number fields (Tools - > Preferences -> "SQL Window" -> "Number fields to_char"), but I don't think that this is the correct step in solving this issue. Correct me if I am wrong.
I am having problem when displaying numbers from a table.
I found out that when a field is of type number(x,y) and x is greater than 15, the numbers don't show correctly in plsql developer.
Here is an example and a test sample:
create table TEST_NUMBER(n NUMBER(20,3));
insert into test_number

values
(12345678911234567.123);
select n, to_char

The select statement displayes:
1 12345678911234600,000 12345678911234567,123
If we look at the first number, plsql developer "rounded" the number, the second number is shown correctly using to_char function.
I found that there is an option in plsql developer that always uses to_char function on number fields (Tools - > Preferences -> "SQL Window" -> "Number fields to_char"), but I don't think that this is the correct step in solving this issue. Correct me if I am wrong.