nyway. :)
Jared
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> My guess is that your test data contains two dates with the year 1902.
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Title: RE: Date data type
Because in the second select, you are using the wrong mask. Try 'mmyy'.
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9:18:49 SQL>spool off
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09:18:49 SQL>set echo off
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All explanations are in the fine manual.
Jared
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Hi Listers,
Does the date data type is not consistence on oracleDB ?
I have the query below :
Create table test (dt date,
name varchar230));
SQL > Select * from test where
Hi Listers,
Does the date data type is not consistence on oracleDB ?
I have the query below :
Create table test (dt date,
name varchar230));
SQL > Select * from test where dt between '01-DEC-02' and '31-DEC-02'
- it returns 22 rows select
