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Old November 1st, 2003, 03:51 AM
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Angry Oracle 9i query help!!

need help with a query. say my table which is called shipment is as follows:

ship_id, inv_id, date_recieved

my problem is that how do i retrieve all values where shipment was recieived during October 2003 using ADD_MONTHS fuction?? please help!!

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I don't think add_months is the correct function here, I think you want to use trunc

ie.


PHP Code:
 select from shipment
where trunc
(date_received,'month') = to_date('10-2003','mm-yyyy'


Now I didn't check if i have the exact correct parameters, but this should give you the idea.

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hedge's solution works perfectly. BTW, the query will also work when replacing 'month' with 'mon' or 'MM'.

Cheers,
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Old November 2nd, 2003, 04:00 PM
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Another way to achieve it is by using the relatively new extract function. The query is a bit more explicit than the previous solution:

select * from shipment
where extract(month from date_received) = 10
and extract(year from date_received) = 2003

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