Hi there,
I have just discovered a strange effect, maybe one of you has an explanation: there is a select-statement in a pl/sql-procedure where there is a multiplication of a number and a varchar2-value and, which works perfectly well. If I copy the select-statement and execute it "stand-alone" I am getting the error-message "Invalid number", because of the fact that there is a '.' as decimal separator in the varchar2 field insteas of a ','.
So my question now is if the implicit conversion is handled differently in oracle, depending on the "location" of the statement.
I hope this is not too confusing..???
Thank you very much in advance,
Mahali
I have just discovered a strange effect, maybe one of you has an explanation: there is a select-statement in a pl/sql-procedure where there is a multiplication of a number and a varchar2-value and, which works perfectly well. If I copy the select-statement and execute it "stand-alone" I am getting the error-message "Invalid number", because of the fact that there is a '.' as decimal separator in the varchar2 field insteas of a ','.
So my question now is if the implicit conversion is handled differently in oracle, depending on the "location" of the statement.
I hope this is not too confusing..???
Thank you very much in advance,
Mahali