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how do i manipulate how the timestamp date is displayed on the screen

Asked by sikyala in Oracle Product Info, Oracle 10.x

Tags: oracle 10g

when I query a table that has timestamp in field I am selecting I get the following value:

26-OCT-09 07.36.03.191683 PM

All I want is the date. Is there a display option that would enable me to only get the date? I do not wish to modify the field data type. I tried using the following statement:

column DB_INSERTED format a10

But the output looks like:

DB_INSERTE
----------
26-OCT-09
07.36.13.2
65121 PM

[+][-]10/27/09 11:07 AM, ID: 25675532Accepted Solution

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