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SELECT trim(to_char(123,'9999999999D99'));

123.00 (1 row)

SELECT trim(to_char(00,'9999999999D99'));

.00 (1 row)

I wrote the above query it giving the result as .00 if the amount is 0 (Zeor)? I need the output formate as 0.00. how to do this.

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ungalnanban
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You need to use the following:

SELECT trim(to_char(00,'9999999990D99'));

The 0 sets a leading zero.

David M
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Use a 0 instead of 9 of:

SELECT trim(to_char(00,'999999990D99'));
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