SergueiGoumeniouk
Programmer
Dear Experts,
It seams the DISTINCT instruction does not work for the DATE data. If I run
SELECT DISTINCT columnName FROM myTable;
for column of this type, I have a lot of output, not a single line, because the TIME part of these rows are different. Is it possible to suppress the analysis of the TIME part of the DATE data type (on a server or a client level) without using constructions like TO_CHAR(columnName, 'DD-MON-YY')?
Regards,
Serguei.
It seams the DISTINCT instruction does not work for the DATE data. If I run
SELECT DISTINCT columnName FROM myTable;
for column of this type, I have a lot of output, not a single line, because the TIME part of these rows are different. Is it possible to suppress the analysis of the TIME part of the DATE data type (on a server or a client level) without using constructions like TO_CHAR(columnName, 'DD-MON-YY')?
Regards,
Serguei.