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Thread: Oracle Dates
Ian Fitzpatrick
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Oracle Dates
Posted: 08 Aug 08 4:23 PM
I am accessing an Oracle database with the MS Oracle driver to get a result set that I will be importing into SalesLogix and I am not very familiar with Oracle syntax, and I'm hoping someone can help me out.
I would like all the records that were created after 5PM yesterday. At Present I have (DBO.T_EISD_SALESDOWNLOAD.SD_TIMESTAMP
> current_date - 1)
but that will give me all the records since yesterday at midnight.
Can someone help me?
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Walter Shpuntoff
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Re: Oracle Dates
Posted: 09 Aug 08 5:05 AM
Ian,
I am assuming that your field DBO.T_EISD_SALESDOWNLOAD.SD_TIMESTAMP is actually an Oracle TIMESTAMP field....
So what you do is build an ISO string with your date/time and then use TO_TIMESTAMP so you are comparing like types.
So currentdate - 1 becomes
TO_TIMESTAMP('" & Application.BasicFunctions.DateToISO(DateAdd("d", -1, Now)) & " 17:00:00', 'YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS')"
Got it?
ws
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