Ken,
The date datatype includes time, down to the second.
Ken Janusz wrote:
> Is there an Oracle datatype of DATETIME? I can only find DATE in my
> documentation.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken Janusz, CPIM
> Database Conversion Lead
> Sufficient Systems, Inc.
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