If I understand the question, he wants the time to always be
one-minute-to-midnight, and just insert dates. This can be done with a
trigger.
g
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Harvinder,
If you want time in a date column, you've got to tell Oracle what to
put in
there, otherwise it assumes 00:00:00. In your statement there is no
time
therefore none got recorded. So what you need is:
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