How to write numeric literals in oracle?
Answer / Mitanshu Srivastava
To write numeric literals in Oracle, you can use the following syntax: NUMBER(precision, scale). Replace precision with the maximum number of digits (up to 38), and replace scale with the number of digits to the right of the decimal point (up to 18).
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