Determines whether FLOAT, BINARY_FLOAT, and BINARY_DOUBLE parameters are sent to the database server as a string or as a floating point number.
Valid values
true | false
Behavior
If set to true, the driver sends FLOAT, BINARY_FLOAT, and BINARY_DOUBLE parameters to the database server as string values.
If set to false, the driver sends FLOAT, BINARY_FLOAT, and BINARY_DOUBLE parameters to the database server as floating point numbers. When Oracle overloaded stored procedures are used, this value ensures that the database server can determine the correct stored procedure to call based on the parameter’s data type.
Notes
Numbers larger than 1.0E127 or smaller than 1.0E-130 cannot be converted to Oracle’s number format for Oracle8i and Oracle9i databases using floating point numbers. When a number larger than 1.0E127 or smaller than 1.0E-130 is encountered, the driver throws an exception. If your application uses numbers in this range against an Oracle8i or Oracle9i database, set this property to true.
Numbers larger than 1.0E127 or smaller than 1.0E-130 cannot be converted to Oracle’s number format for Oracle8i and Oracle9i databases using floating point numbers. When a number larger than 1.0E127 or smaller than 1.0E-130 is encountered, the driver throws an exception. If your application uses numbers in this range against an Oracle8i or Oracle9i database, set this property to true.