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Change time format using SQL

Asked by browneye9000 in Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: format, sql, time, change

I am using a specialized version of SQLPlus to generate a query and then pasting this query into another application to get the data. For these reasons the SQL functions are very limited AND the query MUST be only one line of code.

Here is my current query.

SELECT ts, avg FROM aggregates WHERE name='T2EG:AE143201.PV' AND ts >= '01-JAN-07 00:00:00' and ts < current_timestamp AND period = 1:00

My problem is that this returns ts (time_stamp) as the format , "06-JAN-07 21:00:00.0". The other application freaks out when it sees the tenths of seconds (the .0 part of the time).

I can use TRIM, TRUNC, ROUND, and CAST to my knowledge.

Can someone help by using one of these funtions in the above one line code to remove the ".0" from the timestamp? Remember - I can only use a one line query.

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Change time format using SQL

Asked by browneye9000 in Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: format, sql, time, change

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