In Oracle, when the second value is a 0, the MOD function returns the first value : MOD « Numeric Math Functions « Oracle PL / SQL

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Oracle PL / SQL » Numeric Math Functions » MOD

In Oracle, when the second value is a 0, the MOD function returns the first value

 



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SQL> --MOD(1000, 0)

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SQL> --In Oracle, when the second value is a 0, the MOD function returns the first value

SQL> --(which deviates a bit from the rules of mathematics).

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SQL> SELECT MOD(1000, 0) AS ZERO_DIVIDE FROM Dual;



ZERO_DIVIDE

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       1000



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