Re: ORACLE DATE IN WHERE CLAUSE PROBLEMS
From: Keith B. McKendry <Keith_McKendry_at_csg.mot.com>
Date: 1995/06/29
Message-ID: <9506290914.ZM9856_at_MFGMPC>#1/1
Date: 1995/06/29
Message-ID: <9506290914.ZM9856_at_MFGMPC>#1/1
I have seen several posts with various guesses at the root of your problem. I, of course, have my own guesses; however, instead of giving a guess I thought I would give a test.
do a seperate query such as:
select count(*), to_char(or_bdate,'MM-DD-YYYY')
from orders
group by to_char(or_bdate,'MM-DD-YYYY');
This will show you the actual 4-digit year stored and how many on each date.
I also recommend use of trunc(or_bdate) when or_bdate is being used in a where clause. Changing MM-DD-YY to YYMMDD when doing a to_date() function will have no effect on the overall outcome.
-- McKendry's Uncertainty Principle: At any given moment, one cannot be certain that any opinion is mine--much less SSC's or any client's. Keith McKendry | 73071.3233_at_compuserve.com SSC, Inc. |Received on Thu Jun 29 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST