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Oracle PL/SQL Example 3-1 Assigning a Literal Value to a TIMESTAMP Variable

Example 3-1 Assigning a Literal Value to a TIMESTAMP Variable

DECLARE
   checkout TIMESTAMP(3);
BEGIN
   checkout := '22-JUN-2004 07:48:53.275';
   DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( TO_CHAR(checkout));
END;
/


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Oracle PL/SQL Example 3-1 Assigning a Literal Value to a TIMESTAMP Variable

Example 3-1 Assigning a Literal Value to a TIMESTAMP Variable

DECLARE
   checkout TIMESTAMP(3);
BEGIN
   checkout := '22-JUN-2004 07:48:53.275';
   DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( TO_CHAR(checkout));
END;
/


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