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icon4.gif  Storing U Long Long with setDouble() [message #145306] Wed, 02 November 2005 06:43
Iceeman
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Registered: November 2005
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Hi!

I try to store an unsigned long long variable in a NUMBER field using the Statement class. As far as I understand I have to use the setDouble() method since this is the only way to store a 64-bit value?

The problem is that when I try to store the value 1123456789012356 (should fit in the mantissa part of the double) the value 1123456789012360 is stored instead.

I feel the value doesn't fit in the 52-bit mantissa part of the double or something? Anyone experiened similair problems or am I missing something?

* ps. When I manually executes the sql statement in sqlplus it stores the correct value. ds.


Best Regards
Benny Antonsson
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