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Change date format How do i change date format in the database
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To change date type use to_char() function.
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ALTER SESSION set NLS_DATE_FORMAT = 'DD/MM/YYYY';
PLEASE USE THE ABOVE CODE
PLEASE USE THE ABOVE CODE
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The Alter session is a temporary solution, that makes your session only appears with the format specified..
If you want to create a report or a query or a script that always appear with a specific format then go with TO_CHAR()
If you want to create a report or a query or a script that always appear with a specific format then go with TO_CHAR()
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