Datatype
| Base Type | none |
Composed of digits with an optional decimal point. Values must represent the exact value as per the examples: <br> 1235 <br> -1235 <br> 1235.67 <br> -1235.67 <br> <br> Numeric data types described in this document will include two numbers, the first is the maximum number of digits before the decimal point, and the second is the maximum number of digits after the decimal point. For example, Numeric (6,4) indicates that the number can have a maximum of 6 digits before the decimal point and a maximum of 4 digits after the decimal point. <br> <br> Examples which comply with Numeric (6,4) include: <br> -999999.9999 <br> -0.1 <br> 0 <br> 0.0001 100 <br> 100.100 <br> 999999.99 <br> 0.25 <br> 099999.9990 <br> 0999999.99990 <br> <br> Numeric values must always include a digit in the portion before the decimal. The fractional portion is optional (for example, 0.25 cannot be represented as .25). <br> Examples which do not comply with Numeric (6,4) include: <br> 1234567.0 <br> .123 <br> 1.12345 <br> 10. <br> 40a <br> <br> Numeric data types that require 0 digits after the decimal place should not include a decimal. The following example does not comply with Numeric (6,0): <br> 1234.5 <br> 1234.0
Orchimate Copyright 2026 Atomic Wire Technology Limited
Orchestra Copyright 2026 FIX Protocol Ltd
Terms of Service|Privacy Policy