Are there any limitations in OAC/OAS that prevent data export to CSV when calculations involve Double or Float data types?
@Alan Lee - Oracle-Oracle would you know?
Hi, More clarifying details are always helpful.
Since these are binary types, there are some general limitations documented For information about DOUBLE and FLOAT, see Floating Point Limitations and Data Type Limitations.
To avoid the limitations of the FLOAT and DOUBLE types, Oracle suggests that you update the FLOAT and DOUBLE data types to the NUMERIC type. There is no workaround to fix the inherent limitations with binary floating point data types, other than switching to the NUMERIC data type.
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