How to view SQL Built-In function Codings ?

Hello All
I want to view the sql built-in functions codings,any one say how to view this, or any web links contains this
for ex --- i want to view the round function coding
Thanks

user2233 wrote:
I want to view the sql built-in functions codings,any one say how to view this, or any web links contains this
for ex --- i want to view the round function codingIf you mean seeing the actual source code for the SQL round() function, then no - not possible. It is part of the copyrighted (and private) Oracle source code.
If you want to see what functions there are, what the syntax is and arguments are, what the functions do, then refer to the Oracle® Database SQL Language Reference guide.

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