Oracle SQL: Inserting a decimal into a specific location in an int

Question

This seems like a very straightforward question but for some reason my mind is not there:

I am loading numbers into an oracle db. They are n digits in length and are all whole numbers ie 38495. I know from the file format that this number does not represent 38495 but instead 384.95

How to I insert the decimal two digits to the left of the right most digit?

When I do this:

select to_char(to_number('38495'),'999.99') from dual;

My result is this:

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Do I really need to substring this value? It seems like there should be a more elegant solution.

Answer 1

将整数除以100.0