How to set numwidth in the grid output of PL/SQL developer?

Question

I\'m running some queries in PL/SQL Developer, and one of the columns in the result has 18-digit numbers. Instead of displaying the entire number in the resulting grid, PL/S

Answer 1

Turns out this is possible!!!

Tools -> Preferences -> SQL Window -> Number fields to_char

Answer 2

You can also set the column format(Using the same table name as above...)

column reference_nr format 99999999999999999999999999999999

Select reference_nr from rss_ing_cc_imp;

REFERENCE_NR

      95209140353000001009592 
      25546980354901372045601 

Or ( new session ) which probably is better:

show numwidth

numwidth 10

Select reference_nr from rss_ing_cc_imp;

REFERENCE_NR

 9.5E+22 
 2.6E+22 

Set numwidth 30

show numwidth

numwidth 30

Select reference_nr from rss_ing_cc_imp;

REFERENCE_NR

   95209140353000001009592 
   25546980354901372045601

Answer 3

Use to_char, then you get the all the numbers:

select to_char ( t.reference_nr), t.reference_nr from rss_ing_cc_imp t
1   95209140353000001009592 9,5209140353E22
2   25546980354901372045601 2,55469803549014E22
3   75203220356000583867347 7,52032203560006E22
4   25546980357904327000017 2,55469803579043E22
5   95209140358000000700337 9,5209140358E22
6   95209140359000000596387 9,5209140359E22
7   25546980361131086003511 2,55469803611311E22
8   25546980361901390031808 2,55469803619014E22
9   85207130362051881964326 8,52071303620519E22
10  95209140363000000634885 9,5209140363E22
11  25546980364131099000436 2,55469803641311E22
12  95209141001000001006196 9,5209141001E22
13  85207131001100892094030 8,52071310011009E22
14  75203221001000590476576 7,52032210010006E22

Answer 4

Same answer as Ilya Kogan, but in PL SQL Dev 13 the Preferences has moved and is now under an little tuner icon in the title bar. Then SQL Window -> Number fields to_char

Answer 5

SET sqlformat ansiconsole;

This will set the output format for any queries that you run hereafter. There are other sql formats but this is probably the best for your situation.

To revert to what you had earlier, use.

UNSET sqlformat;

*This has been verified on SQLDeveloper Version 18.3.0.277, Build 277.2354