Thank you very much for all your respond.
It will be helpful, but Jared, I'm sure that my data ain't contains another
'02' year except 2002.
Rgrds,
Sony
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> My guess is that your test data contains two dates with the year 1902.
>
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>create table d( d date );
>
> Table created.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>alter session set nls_date_format = 'mm/dd/yy';
>
> Session altered.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>insert into d values('12/10/1902');
>
> 1 row created.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>insert into d values('12/15/1902');
>
> 1 row created.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>insert into d values('12/12/1952');
>
> 1 row created.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>insert into d values('12/09/2002');
>
> 1 row created.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>commit;
>
> Commit complete.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>select d, to_char(d,'mmrr')
> 09:18:49 2 from d
> 09:18:49 3 /
>
> D TO_C
> -------- ----
> 12/10/02 1202
> 12/15/02 1202
> 12/12/52 1252
> 12/09/02 1202
>
> 4 rows selected.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>select * from d where d between '12/01/02' and '12/31/02';
>
> D
> --------
> 12/09/02
>
> 1 row selected.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>select * from d where to_char(d,'mmrr')='1202';
>
> D
> --------
> 12/10/02
> 12/15/02
> 12/09/02
>
> 3 rows selected.
>
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>spool off
> 09:18:49 SQL>
> 09:18:49 SQL>set echo off
> 09:18:49 SQL>
>
> All explanations are in the fine manual.
>
> Jared
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> Sony kristanto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>
> Hi Listers,
> Does the date data type is not consistence on oracleDB ?
> I have the query below :
>
> Create table test (dt date,
> name varchar230));
>
> SQL > Select * from test where dt between '01-DEC-02' and '31-DEC-02'
> - it returns 22 rows selected
>
> SQL > Select * from test where to_char(dt,'mmrr')='1202'
> - it returns 26 rows selected
>
> Why the last query return more rows selected than first query ? All
> comment
> would be appreciated.
>
> TIA,
>
> Sony
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