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Comparing timestamps in DB2 using SQL

Asked by Messenger569 in SQL Query Syntax, DB2 Database

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I'm attempting to query against a DB2 database. The first attached code snippet is the orignal query that generates the row below:

PROD_ID_NR      PROD_LONG_NM                                                                         CREAT_TS                    UPDT_TS
3691      AUTO LOAN RECAPTURE/LOAN GENERATION MARKETING      0001-01-01 00:00:00.000000      2008-02-19 11:36:55.387369


Now I want to run the query again to only include rows with the CREAT_TS as above. The second snippet is my attempt.

When I run this code I get this error:
Error: SQL0181N  The string representation of a datetime value is out of range.  SQLSTATE=22007
 (State:22007, Native Code: FFFFFF4B)
Error: SQL0181N  The string representation of a datetime value is out of range.  SQLSTATE=22007
 (State:22007, Native Code: FFFFFF4B)


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select p07.PROD_ID_NR, p01.prod_long_nm, p07.CREAT_TS, p07.updt_ts
from DBCPROD.PDCT07_PRODCNTR_TB p07
join DBCPROD.PDCT01_PRODUCT_TB p01 on p07.prod_id_nr = p01.prod_id_nr
where p07.PROD_ID_NR=3691
order by CREAT_TS, UPDT_TS desc
 
NOT WORKING VERSION BELOW:
 
select p07.PROD_ID_NR, p01.prod_long_nm, p07.CREAT_TS, p07.updt_ts
from DBCPROD.PDCT07_PRODCNTR_TB p07
join DBCPROD.PDCT01_PRODUCT_TB p01 on p07.prod_id_nr = p01.prod_id_nr
where p07.PROD_ID_NR=3691 and p07.CREAT_TS = TIMESTAMP('0001-01-01 00:00:00.000000')
order by CREAT_TS, UPDT_TS desc
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