Unix time conversion

hi
i have unixtime format 1075329297.572 how do i store it in database.that is with what datatype.i tried to store unixtime using date, timestamp but it does not work.
but with varchar2 it works. but ifi store with varchar2 i cant perform conversion functions.
i want to convert unix time into yyyy-dd-mm hh-mm-ss format.
help me out
thanks in advance

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