Hello Luca,
Yes, this is a bug. The development team is notified about this problem.
You can set precision and scale properties of a column manualy by using this script:
ALTER TABLE SchemaName.TableName
MODIFY (COLUMNNAME NUMBER(38, 0));
Replace SchemaName.TableName with the names of your schema and table and COLUMNNAME with the name of the column where you would like to change the precision and scale properties.
We will fix this bug in the next build of OraDeveloper Studio.
Best regards.
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- by .jp
- Tue 20 Oct 2009 14:21
- Forum: dbForge for Oracle
- Topic: Integer type
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