Adding zeros

Can anyone help me with this small query..
Ex. Latitude is generally 2 digits ie 44,55,66 etc. I want to comeup with a select statement which can check if the latitude is two digits or a single digit and add a 0 before the latitude if it is single digit.
Ex: Latiude ir 4 should be 04..

As already suggested you can use to_char with the '09' format model, but remember that an extra blank character at the beginning of the string will be added to manage the sign:
SQL> select length(to_char(4,'09')) from dual;
LENGTH(TO_CHAR(4,'09'))
                      3So if you want a two bytes string you must use the FM09 format model:
SQL> select length(to_char(4,'fm09')), to_char(4,'fm09')
2    from dual;
LENGTH(TO_CHAR(4,'FM09')) TO_
                        2 04Max
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제품 : FIN_GL
작성날짜 : 2003-09-16
(ADI) JOURNAL UPLOAD IS ADDING ZEROS TO SEGMENT VALUES
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Problem Description
ADI에서 Journal Import를 시도할때, Account segment value값에"0"를 자리수만큼 채워서 upload를 시도하는 경우가 있다.
예를들어, segment value가 300 인데, ADI에서 Journal Import시
0300 으로 바뀌는 경우이다.
이 경우, Segment Value중에 0300이라는 값이 없기 때문에, upload시
에러가 발생한다.
재현방법 :
Responsibility = General Ledger Super User
ADI path = Click on the Ledger Book from the ADI toolbar/Enter Journals
1. Log on to ADI as the General Ledger Super User.
2. Proceed to the Create Journal Worksheet form using the above navigation.
3. Choose the appropriate journal type and click on the green check mark to
continue. This will load Excel and the appropriate journal template.
4. Enter your Journal information in the header and body. Place the value of
the segments that you would like in the segment value portion of the journal.
5. Once the journal is completed, click on the Ledger Book from the ADI toolbar
and select the green arrow to upload the journal.
6. Once the journal upload is complete, you notice that the values that were
uploaded for a certain segment have a zero added to them.
Solution Description
"0"가 자릿수만큼 채워지는 것을 막기위해, ADI setup중 "Zero Pad" 기능을 uncheck한다.
Responsibility = General Ledger Super User
ADI path = Click on the Hammer and Screwdriver(망치와 드라이버가 그려져 있는 Icon) from the ADI toolbar/General
options/Settings
1. Log on to ADI as the General Ledger Super User.
2. Proceed to the Settings form using the above menu path.
3. Uncheck the Zero Pad check box on this form.
4. Save your changes and repeat the journal import process for this journal.
Explanation
"Zero Pad"기능은 check되었을때, 해당 Segment의 Maximun Size만큼 "0"으로 채워준다.
이 기능을 uncheck하면, "0"의 추가확장 없이 입력된 그대로를 사용하게 된다.
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Hello Ronit,
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Hello friends,
I want to add leading zeros for a field.
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> data points from each iteration of the program. The final program puts
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> line characters and returns with tabs. Each column has 10 data
> points, then one zero separating them from the next 10 points. I've
> tried the same idea using backspace, form feed, space characters, etc,
> and I still have one row of zeros separating my data points. Does
> anyone have any idea what this character could be or how to fix this? I
> tried all of the characters in the manuals and none will get rid of this
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OR
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Hi All,
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Hi,
try the following code..
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