Raeson is implicit data type conversion

ie. explicit conversion is when you use to_number, to_char etc
implicit is when Oracle silently does the same

more
http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle8i/doc_library/817_doc/appdev.817/a76939/adg04typ.htm#418827



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A sound not right program to ask you all.

I have

declare l_aayr_nm to NUMBER(4);

l_aayr_nm := TO_CHAR(bsmstr_rec.ful_rls_dt,'YYYY');

and I insert l_aayr_nm into a table with

INSERT INTO penm (yr ) values (l_aayr_nm);

the declaration of the yr is NUMBER(4) also.

But oracle did't give me any error on this ??Why ?






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