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convert(varchar(11),Low,10<wbr />8)<br />
reads<br />
to_char(Low, 'HH24:MI:SS')<br />
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convert(varchar(11),Low,10<wbr />3)<br />
reads<br />
to_char(Low, 'DD/MM/YYYY')<br />
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convert(varchar(11),Low,108)
reads
to_char(Low, 'HH24:MI:SS')

convert(varchar(11),Low,103)
reads
to_char(Low, 'DD/MM/YYYY')




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Hi,<br />
&nbsp;How do I convert these from Syabse to Oracle<br />
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convert(varchar(11),Low,10<wbr />8)<br />
<br />
convert(varchar(11),High,1<wbr />08)<br />
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...... AND convert(varchar(11),T.Orde<wbr />rDate,103)<wbr /> = convert(varchar(11), CurrentDate ,103)<br />

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Hi,
 How do I convert these from Syabse to Oracle

convert(varchar(11),Low,108)

convert(varchar(11),High,108)

...... AND convert(varchar(11),T.OrderDate,103) = convert(varchar(11), CurrentDate ,103)


Convert from Sybase to Oracle

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