Can, in any form, to_date
function return a timestamp
?
Example :
I have the following input: '2019-05-31 13:15:25.000000000'
I want to have '2019-05-31 13:15:25'
as a result using to_date
and not to_timestamp
.
I tried :
select to_date(
substr('2019-05-31 13:15:25.000000000', 1, 19),
'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'
)
from dual;
But it returns:
31/05/2019
to_date
returns a date
. If you need a timestamp
, you should use to_timestamp
.