Rounding off decimal points

hi,
i have record with value 237.741343124473. when user enter 237.7413431244, the record should return. i am using round function but is not working the way i want. is there any other function which can be used to round of the decimal points

How it is possible, because in my earlier reply i have added a same valued row in the test table and now when i am giving :
SQL> SELECT * FROM TEST WHERE TRIM(to_char(TRUNC(A, 12),'999.999999999999'))='237.741343124473';
A
237.741343
It is returning the row. Now you question will be why it is not returning the whole value? so for that:
SQL> SELECT to_char(a,'999.999999999999') FROM TEST WHERE TRIM(to_char(TRUNC(A, 12),'999.999999999999'))='237.741343124473';
TO_CHAR(A,'999.99
237.741343124473
Means, you have to apply to_char function on the column.Play around to_char,trunc functions; you can get your desired output.
Regards
Girish Sharma

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