Oracle ROUND(number) Function
Oracle ROUND(number)
is a built-in function that rounds a given number to a given number of decimal places.
Oracle ROUND(number)
syntax
Here is the syntax for the Oracle ROUND(number)
function:
ROUND(number[, d])
Parameters
number
-
Required. Numbers that need to be rounded.
d
-
Optional. The number of decimal places to keep. The default value is 0. It can be any numeric data type or any non-numeric data type that can be implicitly converted to a numeric data type.
Return Value
The Oracle ROUND(number)
function returns a rounded number. It is implemented using the following rules:
- If
number
is 0, thenROUND
always returns 0, regardless whateverd
is. - If
number
is negative, thenROUND(number, d)
returns-ROUND(-number, d)
. - If
number
is positive, thenROUND(number, d)
equals toFLOOR(number * POWER(10, d) + 0.5) * POWER(10, -d)
.
If any parameter is NULL
, ROUND(number)
will return NULL
.
Oracle ROUND(number)
Examples
Here are some examples that demonstrate the usage of the Oracle ROUND(number)
function.
Basic Usage
SELECT
ROUND(1.2345),
ROUND(1.2345, 1),
ROUND(1.2345, 3)
FROM dual;
Output:
ROUND(1.2345) ROUND(1.2345,1) ROUND(1.2345,3)
________________ __________________ __________________
1 1.2 1.235
Negative numbers
The Oracle ROUND(number)
function allows you to provide a negative number for the second parameter to round the integer part.
SELECT
ROUND(12345, -1),
ROUND(12345, -2)
FROM dual;
Output:
ROUND(12345,-1) ROUND(12345,-2)
__________________ __________________
12350 12300
NULL Parameters
If any parameter is NULL
, ROUND()
will return NULL
.
SET NULL 'NULL';
SELECT
ROUND(1, NULL),
ROUND(NULL, 1),
ROUND(NULL, NULL)
FROM dual;
Output:
ROUND(1,NULL) ROUND(NULL,1) ROUND(NULL,NULL)
________________ ________________ ___________________
NULL NULL NULL
In this example, we use the statement SET NULL 'NULL';
to display NULL
values as the string 'NULL'
.
Conclusion
Oracle ROUND(number)
is a built-in function that rounds a given number to a given number of decimal places.