I am using the below query in SQL Server.
declare @dt float
set @dt = 1079938.05
select @dt AS Val,Convert(nvarchar(20),@dt) AS NVal, len(@dt) AS Len
LEN() works on [N]VARCHAR(), thus you're running into an implicit conversion from FLOAT to VARCHAR
see this: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/a4ea2bc1-6f2f-4992-8132-f824fe4ffce0/length-of-float-values-in-ms-sql-server-gives-wrong-result?forum=transactsql
That means that LEN converts the value to VARCHAR before it actually calculates its length. That's because the length you get coincides with the length of your NVarChar value 1.07994e+006.