Sql data type : int

create table del_me_tab
num int
insert into del_me_tab values(09);
commit;
select * from del_me_tab; // gives 9
I want to modify the data type for num ... so that when i store 09 ... i get 09
Is there a way to do that

Hi,
Integer 09 is the same as integer 9 so you cannot do this. If you want to present this number in a certain way use the to_char function with a format mask.
select to_char(<column_name>,'09') will give you your 09 for example.
Check out the documentation:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/functions181.htm#sthref2303
Rene

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Hi, I am unable to resolve this error and would like some assistance please.
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Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'NCPR' to data type int.
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WHERE ISNUMERIC(id) = 1 and there are obviously no 'NCPR' records in the view as per my previous post.
That is a bad assumption - SQL Server does not have to evaluate the query in the order you are expecting it to.
Take this simple example
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col1 VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
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) X
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col1
1
2
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compare to
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col1 VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
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1
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Hi, I am working on a report which is off of survey information and I am using dynamic pivot on multiple columns.
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Hi
iam creating on sp for the database total size , used mb and free size . percentage free .
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how to slove this issue..
please help me...

Change 8 to 8E0, to make it a float literal. The data type of
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Len should returns a number and so sum should work. It can be because I am trying to read 500 millions rows? But it wouldn't make sense..
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What is native Sql data types and does oracle support this?

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Not converting anything but get error: "Conversion failed converting varchar value 'X' to data type int"

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Now, in your original posted code there was a typo ie you repeated the column ProductCode twice
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IF OBJECT_ID('Products_UPDATE') IS NOT NULL
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We have stored procedures written in PL/SQL. These stored procs take both IN and OUT parameters. The parameter types are both regular datatypes like NUMBER, VARCHAR etc. So far so good. I know how to handle these data types.
Some of the stored procs also use parameters that are defined as composite data types like %ROWTYPE or %RECORD. How would I set the values of these data types? Can I use the oracle extension - support for Oracle Objects to accomplish this. If so please let me know with an example. If not any other suggestions or help will be greatly appreciated.
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Just put the SP like this, without the -- before the IF. A -- marks the line as a command therefore you need to uncomment and it will work.
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BEGIN
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SELECT @index = Charindex(@delimiter, @string)
END
INSERT INTO @temp (items)
VALUES (@string)
INSERT INTO @results (items)
SELECT items
FROM @temp
where
items <> ''
RETURN
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