fix json type

Author: oeggert

docs/references/protocol/ledger-data/ledger-entry-types/oracle.md

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ A price oracle object can store information for up to 10 token pairs.
 |---------------------|-----------|---------------|-----------|-------------|
 | `BaseAsset`         | String    | Currency      | Yes       | The primary asset in a trading pair. Any valid identifier, such as a stock symbol, bond CUSIP, or currency code is allowed. |
 | `QuoteAsset`        | String    | Currency      | Yes       | The quote asset in a trading pair. The quote asset denotes the price of one unit of the base asset. |
-| `AssetPrice`        | Number    | UInt64        | No        | The asset price after applying the `Scale` precision level. It's not included if the last update transaction didn't include the `BaseAsset`/`QuoteAsset` pair. Displayed in hexadecimal format. |
+| `AssetPrice`        | String    | UInt64        | No        | The asset price after applying the `Scale` precision level. It's not included if the last update transaction didn't include the `BaseAsset`/`QuoteAsset` pair. Displayed in hexadecimal format. |
 | `Scale`             | Number    | UInt8         | No        | The scaling factor to apply to an asset price. For example, if `Scale` is 6 and original price is 0.155, then the scaled price is 155000. Valid scale ranges are 0-10. It's not included if the last update transaction didn't include the `BaseAsset`/`QuoteAsset` pair. |
 
 

docs/references/protocol/transactions/types/oracleset.md

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ Creates a new `Oracle` ledger entry or updates the fields of an existing one, us
 |---------------------|-----------|---------------|-----------|-------------|
 | `BaseAsset`         | String    | Currency      | Yes       | The primary asset in a trading pair. Any valid identifier, such as a stock symbol, bond CUSIP, or currency code is allowed. For example, in the BTC/USD pair, BTC is the base asset; in 912810RR9/BTC, 912810RR9 is the base asset. |
 | `QuoteAsset`        | String    | Currency      | Yes       | The quote asset in a trading pair. The quote asset denotes the price of one unit of the base asset. For example, in the BTC/USD pair, BTC is the base asset; in 912810RR9/BTC, 912810RR9 is the base asset. |
-| `AssetPrice`        | String    | UInt64        | No        | The asset price after applying the `Scale` precision level. It's not included if the last update transaction didn't include the `BaseAsset`/`QuoteAsset` pair. It's recommended you provide this value as a hexadecimal, but [client libraries](https://xrpl.org/docs/references#client-libraries) will accept decimal inputs and convert to hexadecimal. |
+| `AssetPrice`        | String    | UInt64        | No        | The asset price after applying the `Scale` precision level. It's not included if the last update transaction didn't include the `BaseAsset`/`QuoteAsset` pair. It's recommended you provide this value as a hexadecimal, but [client libraries](https://xrpl.org/docs/references#client-libraries) will accept decimal numbers and convert to hexadecimal strings. |
 | `Scale`             | Number    | UInt8         | No        | The scaling factor to apply to an asset price. For example, if `Scale` is 6 and original price is 0.155, then the scaled price is 155000. Valid scale ranges are 0-10. It's not included if the last update transaction didn't include the `BaseAsset`/`QuoteAsset` pair.|
 
 `PriceData` is created or updated, following these rules: