SQL & PL/SQL :: User Defined Data Types In Cast Functions

Jun 22, 2010

I am migrating sybase to oracle database. A Java developer needs money datatypes.I said to them, please change the cast(<value> as number(19,4) in java code side. but they are not accepted because money data type is used most of the places.

select cast(0 as money) from bank_trans; this sql statements present in java code. I need to create user defined type is equivalent to money datatype.

My steps

I have create user defined data types

create or replace type money as object(money as numbeer(19,4)

select cast(0 as money) from dual;

it shows inconsistent datatypes error.

create or replace type money is table of numbeer(19,4);

select cast(0 as money) from dual;

it shows inconsistent datatypes error.

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--ON LOCAL
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--966D2DFEAEEB80D6E0430A0166CB80D6
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/
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1 CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE object1 AS OBJECT (
2 object_id NUMBER(5),
3 object_name varchar2(10),
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5 /
6 CREATE TABLE object1_tab OF object1 (object_id PRIMARY KEY);
7 /
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10 /
11 show errors;
12 /
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17 /
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19 /
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23 /
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26 /
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30 object2_ref REF object2);
31 /
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33 /
34 INSERT INTO object3_tab
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37 /
38 show errors;
39 /
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41 FROM object3_tab;
42 /

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--------- -------------------- ----------------------------------
1 New York [SANTA.OBJECT2]

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2 /

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2 /
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