Octal
From Oracle FAQ
Octal is a numbering system with 8 digits: 0 to 7.
Conversion functions[edit]
Use the following conversion PL/SQL functions to convert octal values to decimal and vice versa:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION oct2dec (octval in char) RETURN number IS i number; digits number; result number := 0; current_digit char(1); current_digit_dec number; BEGIN if octval is null then return null; end if; digits := length(octval); for i in 1..digits loop current_digit := SUBSTR(octval, i, 1); current_digit_dec := to_number(current_digit); result := (result * 8) + current_digit_dec; end loop; return result; END oct2dec; / SQL> SELECT oct2dec(127662) FROM dual; OCT2DEC(127662) --------------- 44978
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION dec2oct (N in number) RETURN varchar2 IS octval varchar2(64); N2 number := N; BEGIN if N is null then return null; end if; while ( N2 > 0 ) loop octval := mod(N2, 8) || octval; N2 := trunc( N2 / 8 ); end loop; return octval; END dec2oct; / SQL> SELECT dec2oct(44978) FROM dual; DEC2OCT(44978) -------------- 127662
Also see[edit]
- Binary - numbering system with 2 digits
- Hexadecimal - numbering system with 16 digits
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