Why do I get #### in the NUMBER column after format?

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情歌与酒 2021-02-08 09:16

I have two problematic columns: Fee NUMBER type, AdjFee also NUMBER.

After

column Fee format a5;
select Fee ID smth
from Visit;
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  • 2021-02-08 10:05

    Yes, column names can be truncated (or) changed to the name you want

    From your above select statement.

    If you want to truncate 'Fee' column to 'Fe'. Here is the procedure -

    col c1 heading "Fe" for a5

    col c2 heading "ID" for 999

    col c3 heading "smth" for a5

    select fee c1, ID c2, smth c3 from visit;

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  • 2021-02-08 10:15

    You can adjust the number of digits you want SQL*Plus to use to display the numeric data just as you adjust the number of characters used to display character data. Something like

    column fee format 999999999.99
    

    will tell SQL*Plus to display up to 9 digits before the decimal point and two after the decimal point. You can adjust that, of course, if you know your fees are going to be smaller (or larger).

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