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How to return decimals in the right number format with Oracle JSON_VALUE
Comma decimals are not legal inside JSON data. For example:
{"pi":3,1415} is not valid.
Therefore, JSON_VALUE input is invalid JSON (and a NULL ON ERROR handler kicks in).
If you see a NULL value the …
