I only meant that Oracle supported FLOAT as it uses it internally for things like an unbound NUMBER field, not that you wouldn't have any issues with it. Such is the nature of floating point, I'm afraid. I avoid it as much as humanly possible.
Datastage 6.0 - arithmetic loss of precision
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Oracle 9? Why am I not surprised.
I only meant that Oracle supported FLOAT as it uses it internally for things like an unbound NUMBER field, not that you wouldn't have any issues with it. Such is the nature of floating point, I'm afraid. I avoid it as much as humanly possible.
I only meant that Oracle supported FLOAT as it uses it internally for things like an unbound NUMBER field, not that you wouldn't have any issues with it. Such is the nature of floating point, I'm afraid. I avoid it as much as humanly possible.
-craig
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