You can rely on Oracles internal data types conversion mechanism
Or use conversion functions ie. in your case
insert into table_name values(10, to_char(1960));
Look in oracle docs for conversion functions
Gints Plivna
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How can I make a character format from a number format in an insert
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For instance insert into table_name values(10, 1960);
where 1960 is supposed to be put in the column, which is in character
datatype.
Roland Sköldblom
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