Re: What does PCT and NVL mean ?

From: Fredrik Larsson <mail2fred>
Date: 1997/12/14
Message-ID: <01bd08b8$4dee27e0$28282828_at_maestro>#1/1

I have no idea what is stands for but I believe that it could be "Null Value".
NVL works like this:

NVL(value, 0)

If my value has a null value (nothing) it is replaced by 0. That is good for when you are doing calculations and there is a chance that a null value might occur. Received on Sun Dec 14 1997 - 00:00:00 CET

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