Floating point number converted value unwanted

Hello
I have a situation with a float value conversion (22) strange over the insert. Value 244655737199025 appears as 244655700000000 in the destination table.
It's a simple ' insert into + table1 + select + View1 + "statement.
The result of "select * from View1 ' is correct, however.

Any ideas?

Published by: avtandil on April 29, 2009 12:17

What is the data type of the column in the view, not in the underlying table?

View the results of the execution of the following in SQL * more (feel free to modify the output to remove other columns if there are many of them)

SQL> desc view1;
SQL> desc table1;

Justin

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