Hi Tom,
Alternatively, do you really need to_timestamp at all? The standard
timestamp input routine won't have any problem with that format:
t.timestamp_in >= '20070101'
This is always I think I'm worried, what happens if one day the internal
format in which the DB stores the date/timestamps changes. I mean, if
instead of being stored as YYYYMMDD is stored as DDMMYYYY, should we
have to change all the queries? I thought the
to_char/to_date/to_timestamp functions were intented for this purposes
--
Arnau
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