![]() ![]() I also used the fm format modifier to suppress any leading/trailing zeros or blanks. Here, I used the 0 format element, which means that the digit position will always be printed, even if it contains a leading/trailing zero. ![]() We can still use the TO_CHAR(number) function to format the number so that it has the desired decimal places, leading zeros (or not), etc: SELECT CONCAT( TO_CHAR(18, 'fm00D00'), '%') We can use the CONCAT() function to concatenate the number and the percentage sign. Therefore, if we want to format a number as a percentage in Oracle Database, we need to concatenate the percentage sign and the number. ![]() Even though Oracle Database has a TO_CHAR(number) function that allows us to format numbers, it doesn’t provide a format element for the percentage sign. ![]()
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