In teradata we have the concept of casting a hex into a char like the following:
select cast(X'0000' AS CHAR(16)) from something;
What's the equivalent Oracle representation of this X''
Could it be UNISTR?
To convert a series of hexadecimal digits to a number you can use the TO_NUMBER function with the 'X' mask character, as in:
SELECT TO_NUMBER('12AB', 'XXXX') FROM dual;
This produces the (decimal) result 4779.
If you want to go the other way, ie convert a number to its hexadecimal representation, you can use the TO_CHAR function:
SELECT TO_CHAR(4779, 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX') FROM dual;
which produces the result ' 12AB'
. Note that because the TO_CHAR function leaves room for a sign ( +
or -
) the returned string is actually 17 characters wide.
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