Re: Change sysdate in database to a future date

2001-12-08 Thread Joan Hsieh

You can just ALTER SYSTEM SET FIXED_DATE = 'DD-MON-YY'; without setting
in ini.ora. Later set it to none will bring it back to os time.

Joan

> Hallas John wrote:
> 
> Or use the init.ora parameter FIXED_DATE to set the database time
> only.
> John
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> change the date of the system on which the database resides
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> 
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RE: Change sysdate in database to a future date

2001-12-07 Thread Tieu, Linh K.

Check out DB init parameter FIXED_DATE. It allows you to set the date to
either in the future or in the past.  When you select SYSDATE, it will
get the date from this parameter instead of the true system date. 

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Hi Gurus,

I need to change the sysdate in the database to a future date. Does
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know the command to do it ? Please advise. Thanks.

Regds,
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RE: Change sysdate in database to a future date

2001-12-07 Thread Hallas John
Title: RE: Change sysdate in database to a future date 





Or use the init.ora parameter FIXED_DATE to set the database time only.
John


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change the date of the system on which the database resides


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Hi Gurus,


I need to change the sysdate in the database to a future date. Does anyone
know the command to do it ? Please advise. Thanks.


Regds,
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RE: Change sysdate in database to a future date

2001-12-06 Thread CHAN Chor Ling Catherine (CSC)

Dear All,

I've found the answer. I manage to use the "date" command in root account to
change the date. Thanks.

Regds,
New Bee
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date 

Hi Unix Gurus,

Does anyone know how to change the date of the Unix system ?
I am running my
database server in Unix 2.6. Thanks.

Regds,
New Bee

PS.  Thank you, Kranti,  for your reply.

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change the date of the system on which the
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Hi Gurus,

I need to change the sysdate in the database
to a future
date. Does anyone
know the command to do it ? Please advise.
Thanks.

Regds,
New Bee
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RE: Change sysdate in database to a future date

2001-12-06 Thread CHAN Chor Ling Catherine (CSC)

Hi Unix Gurus,

Does anyone know how to change the date of the Unix system ? I am running my
database server in Unix 2.6. Thanks.

Regds,
New Bee

PS.  Thank you, Kranti,  for your reply.

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I need to change the sysdate in the database to a future
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Regds,
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Re: Change sysdate in database to a future date

2001-12-06 Thread Arn Klammer

SYSDATE is determined by the operating system's date.  You can't change the current 
date and time in Oracle; you have to change it at the OS level.

If, however, your aim is to determine things like "what's the date one week from 
today", then you can use Oracle's date arithmetic functionality (eg, "SYSDATE + 7" to 
determine the date one week from today).

hth

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RE: Change sysdate in database to a future date

2001-12-06 Thread kranti pushkarna

change the date of the system on which the database resides

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