Which
I assume means you have no idea how to get a readable date out of that? A
thought, it could a be a julian date of some kind.
I
tried several different guesses....none of which panned out. These types
of things usually work better when you have the specs and know what the format
of the data was intended to be. ;-)
There
is a reason Oracle has DATE and TIMESTAMP datatypes.
-Mark
PS I tried several julian date formats, expressed in days, seconds,
hundredths of a second, but nothing really looked right. Also
tried microseconds, centiseconds, seconds and says since the epoch
(01-JAN-1970), with nothing that looked reasonable.
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Title: Unreadable time_stamp format
- Unreadable time_stamp format Nguyen, David M
- Re: Unreadable time_stamp format Jared . Still
- RE: Unreadable time_stamp format Bobak, Mark
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- RE: Unreadable time_stamp format Bobak, Mark
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- RE: Unreadable time_stamp format Nguyen, David M
- RE: Unreadable time_stamp format Jared . Still
- RE: Unreadable time_stamp format Nguyen, David M