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I know but I can't.
The whole exercise is to prompt the user to enter a date in the format
of dd/mm/yy - thus what they enter will be 01/01/84 or something.
That is why I am trying to make it convert what is being enter
into a 4 digit year.
=o)
Arthur
On Mon, 11 Sep 2000 09:04:27 +0200, deana strbevski <deana.strbevski_at_ina.hr> wrote:
>you should write ('01/01/1981')
>
>Puppet Master wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I am playing with TO_DATE format and I am having a difficult
>> time with it. Below is a code that I do not know why it is not
>> working. It should just be picking up date AFTER 1981 but as you
>> can see on the first line, it is picking up date before 1981 as well
>> (1980) - What am I doing wrong ?
>>
>> If I put it was /YY, no rows will be picked up.
>>
>> SQL> SELECT hiredate
>> 2 FROM emp
>> 3 WHERE hiredate > TO_DATE('01/01/81', 'DD/MM/YYYY');
>>
>> HIREDATE
>> ---------
>> 17-DEC-80
>> 20-FEB-81
>> 22-FEB-81
>> 02-APR-81
>> 28-SEP-81
>> 01-MAY-81
>> 09-JUN-81
>> 19-APR-87
>> 17-NOV-81
>> 08-SEP-81
>> 23-MAY-87
>> 03-DEC-81
>> 03-DEC-81
>> 23-JAN-82
>>
>> 14 rows selected.
>>
>> Beside that, can I also ask if there IS a code that will let me see
>> the result of a TO_DATE is :
>> Like with the above syntax, it will be nice for me to see the result
>> of the converted the 01/01/81.
>>
>> Thank you,
>>
>> Arthur
>
Received on Mon Sep 11 2000 - 02:24:06 CDT
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