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Round coordinate is an easy way to clean some geometries. It corrects some errors of coordinate.
In all cases, a geometric cleaning is done during integration of data (management of non-simple objects and objects of small size).
In the following example, round coordinate closes the space between the two buildings: the point on each building is going to have the same coordinates.

![]() 2 lines without rounded coordinates (so there is a space between the lines)  | 
![]() Lines with rounded coordinates  | 
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Warning: if the tolerance is to important, rounded coordinate could create new errors in data (like white space). Example:
![]() -2 lines : a red line and a blue line.  | 
![]() If we round coordinates, the blue line intersects the red line. A new error is created.  | 
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How to choose?
The choice depends of data. If data is clean, that is to say it is topological, this option is useless.