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a. Value that will be stored using NUMBER(11) data type for input number 3,456,349.2334 in Oracle
b. Value that will be stored using NUMBER(11, 1) data type for input number 3,456,349.2334 in Oracle database.
c. Value that will be stored using NUMBER(11, -2) data type for input number 3,456,349.2334 in Oracle database.
d. Value that will be stored using NUMBER(11, 6) data type for input number 3,456,349.2334 in Oracle database.
e. Value that will be stored using NUMBER(6) data type for input number 3,456,349.2334 in Oracle database.
f. Value that will be stored using NUMBER data type for input number 3,456,349.2334 in Oracle database.
Explanation of Solution
Explanation:
a.3456348
b.3456349.2
c.3456300
d.Not accepted, Exceeds precision
e.Not accepted, Exceeds precision
f...
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