This is the first shot on problem (the simpliest way, to count this - no
procedure, just math):
SELECT TO_CHAR(CALL_START + SUBSTR(CALL_DURATION,1,2)/24 +
SUBSTR(CALL_DURATION,4,2)/(24*60) + SUBSTR(CALL_DURATION,7,2)/(24*3600),
'DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS') test
FROM DUAL;
I think there may be more advanced way to compute this but this works
Andrej Hopko
On 15. 4. 2010 13:50, Iyad Bacdounes wrote:
Have a nice day,
I have the following table
CALL_START CALL_DURATION
15/04/2010 10:05:13 00:02:15
Date Varchar2
the first column type is date
the second column type is varchar2
I have an application record every call start time & its duration
I want to create a function or query to get the call end date&time
which equal
CALL_START + CALL_DURATION
Best Regards,
Iyad
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