Data retrieval in non-scientific notation from Netezza database

Hi,
I have a requirement where my BPEL service fetches data from Netezza database. In the database, there is a field which is of type numeric(16,8) and holds values say '0.00000000'. The select query on the table rerieves data in its scientific notation as '0E-8'.
Please let me know how to retrieve its value in the form of non-scientific notation.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sitara

hai
chowdary,
it is not possible to retrieve data from maintenace view.
it is only possible to retrive data from a table or database
/ projection views defined ddic.
Maintenace views are used to maintain data of an application object together.Data from several tables can be joined and summarized data can be seen of this view based on primary key join relationship using SM30.U make any changes or view the data there only.
if useful, reward points.
By
G.V.K.Prasad
Edited by: PRASAD GVK on Apr 13, 2008 3:36 PM

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return out;
The above code will create a JTable with the data retrieved from the DB

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