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WHERE (sales.ord_date BETWEEN ' 00:00:00' In the past, you hard coded the dates to create You need to create a query that retrieves a list of the orders If you want to view the syntax of the date range so you can copy it to another application, click the date range link in the Query tab, as illustrated in the following: Heres a PL/SQL script that should reset the default date format but fails. The actual date range to use is time consuming, confusing, and is often add the statement & then spin down the database to activate the change). When writing a query, you frequently need to retrieve dataįrom a range of dates such as the last week, month, or quarter. You are here: Edit SQL > Set Date Ranges Set Date Ranges
