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Count number of digits and decimal points in a table column 

WITH S AS (/*SELECT QUERY*/
  )
SELECT
  /*COLUMN NAMES*/
  ,
  LENGTH(FLOOR(
  /*DECIMAL COLUMN*/
  ))                                      +NVL(LENGTH(RTRIM(SUBSTR(CN,INSTR(CN,'.')+1),'0')),0) NUMBER_OF_DEGITS,
  NVL(LENGTH(RTRIM(SUBSTR(CN,INSTR(CN,'.')+1),'0')),0) NUMBER_OF_DECIMALS
FROM
  (SELECT
    /*COLUMN NAMES*/
    ,
    TO_CHAR(
    /*DECIMAL COLUMN*/
    ,'FM99999999999999999D99999999999999999','NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = ''. ''') CN
  FROM S
  );

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