select to_date('02082002155824','mmddyyyyhh24miss')
from dual;
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Subject: Storing Unix SYSTEM Date
I have a batch Unix script that captures the system date at the beginning
and end of the script.
I want to store the date as a date field in an Oracle table. The system
date looks like 02082002155824
when I retrieve it. When I try to store it in a date column Oracle
complains about the format.
Can anyone tell me the best way to handle this?
Ron Smith
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