Questions tagged [systimestamp]

SYSTIMESTAMP is an Oracle built-in function that returns the system date, including fractional seconds and time zone, of the system on which the database resides. The return type is TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE.

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Oracle timestamp and Interval

I have a requirement to get records from a table that are systimestamp > LAST_UPDATE_TS + 5 minutes interval Could you please help with query? ORACLE DB - 11G Version. I have tried this as below but not working as expected. SYSTIMESTAMP :…
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interval between systimestamp problem (oracle)

I have a procedure TTT. v_start_date TIMESTAMP; v_delta_interval interval day to second; begin v_start_date := SYSTIMESTAMP; /* some code */ v_delta_interval := SYSTIMESTAMP - v_start_date; insert into tmp_log_table values (v_start_date,…
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how to add HH:MI to systimestamp in PLSQL code with a HH:MI as variable

I want to replace '02:00' with a variable in the below code in PLSQL procedure. SELECT SYSTIMESTAMP + interval '02:00' HOUR TO MINUTE INTO est_close_date FROM DUAL;
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Oracle query between two timestamps not returning records

I am trying to get all records in the database that have an update date between the interval of systimestamp -15 minutes, to the current systimestamp. So what I do is: and (CAST (update_date AS TIMESTAMP) at time zone 'UTC') BETWEEN …
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How can I replace date in oracle systimestamp

I can only use specific basedate value(YYYYMMDD) at my query. I'd like to insert data with timestamp but just replaced with that date INSERT INTO table (field1, field2, regTs) VALUES (:field1, :field2, systimestamp); from this query, how can I…
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Oracle: Select Milliseconds from Timestamp Type that Defaults with SYSTIMESTAMP

I have a column with TIMESTAMP type in my Oracle Database. The default column value is SYSTIMESTAMP. I want to SELECT milliseconds FROM the TIMESTAMP column. I use the query below without success: SELECT TO_CHAR (MY_TIMESTAMP, 'dd-mm-yyyy…
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