Hi cedric
Why dont u use the between clause in your sql for
oracle to compare the dates.
say
where date between '01-JAN-1999' AND '31-DEC-1999'
Hope this will work
Thanks
--- cedric sk chin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi fellow developers,
>
> can anyone give me some ideas on this? say if users
> wish to query the records for the year 1999, what
> should i do? i have a whole lot of records ranging
> from 1991 to 2001 as in oracle data field,
> "dd-mm-yy", so in this case what should i do in
> order to extract the records which fall on the year
> 1999?
>
> thanks for any ideas/suggestions.
>
> cheers,
> cedric
>
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