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How about seconds and then present it as minutes and seconds. eg 4m 22 s.
which would store as 262.
Jim
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> I just completed my first class in Oracle and for my final
> project I built
> a music CD database. I have a table called "songs" which has the
> song title
> and the running time (among other fields) and a table called
> "album" which
> links to the "songs" table. What is the best way to define the duration
> of every song?
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> Thank you for your support.
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