Rounding decimal values during syncronization

[Marco9700]

Hi, i tryed to use your sotfware to synchronize a schema from Oracle to Postgres DBMS.I wrote all the tables i wanted to synchronize in a .txt file.I created a bash script to read the name of the table and put them in the source.table and sink.table option with 2 enviroment variables and call replica db n times,one for each tables i want to sync. I used a program to figure out if all the entries were added correctly and i found out that the values of some columns of long decimal were rounded.
For exemple:

• 0.1033449074074074074074074074074074074074 this value misses the last 4 in the sink table,
  -48.21666666666666666666666666666666666667 this misses a 6(couse the 7 is rounded)
  -47.84444443333333333333333333333333333333 this misses a 3
  seems like the maximus number of digit allowed after the . is 40
  I can already tell you that is not something related to the sink database settings, since it let me add values like this in the problematic columns without any issue with a classic INSERT statement

this is the call I make within my .sh file:

some code to load enviorment variables from the .txt file
./bin/replicadb --options-file=import.config

and this is how the import.config file is made:

mode=incremental

source.connect=jdbc:oracle_MyconnectionOr_
source.user=myUserOr
source.password=myPswOr
source.table=${SOURCE_TABLE}

sink.connect=jdbc:postgresql_MyconnetionPsql_
sink.user=myUserPSQL
sink.password=myPswPSQL
sink.table=${DEST_TABLE}