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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> help! DATE problem
I have a query that goes like this:
for example:
SELECT creation_date FROM my_table WHERE creation_date <= '01-JAN-99';
Problem is, I've got data in my_table that looks like this:
01-JAN-99 09:34:30 01-JAN-99 11:10:24 01-JAN-99 11:15:43
So effectively, when I run this query, it WILL NOT select the above dates since those dates are not before 01-JAN-99 00:00:00 - which is what is being specified in the above query.
I've tried to manipulate the date with the TO_DATE function:
for example:
select * from my_table where creation_date <= to_date('09-03-99 01:52:30',
'DD-MM-YY HR24:MI:SS') This does not work.
Does anybody know how to make this work?
Thanks much
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