| Find difference interm of HH24:MM:SS [message #481788] |
Sat, 06 November 2010 11:01  |
shahzad-ul-hasan
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i want to calculate the diffrence between the intime and outtime.pls see the table structure for further understanding.
Id intime: Outime: Date
10001 2-Nov-2010 12:23:00 2-Nov-2010 04:23:22 2-Nov-2010
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| Re: Find difference interm of HH24:MM:SS [message #481837 is a reply to message #481828] |
Sun, 07 November 2010 09:40  |
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Littlefoot
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It seems that you'll have to do that a little bit harder.
If you use TO_DATE, then difference between two (date) values is a number of days:SQL> select to_date('2-Nov-2010 12:23:00','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS')
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3 to_date('2-Nov-2010 04:23:22','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS') res
4 from dual;
RES
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.333078704
Now you have to create hours, minutes and seconds - based on the previous result.
Number of hours: as day has 24 hours, simply multiply the previous result with 24:SQL> select 0.333078704 * 24 hours from dual;
HOURS
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7.9938889SQL> select 0.9938889 * 60 minutes from dual;
MINUTES
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59.633334 SQL> select 0.633334 * 60 seconds from dual;
SECONDS
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38.00004
Finally, the result is the same as Michel's - you'll just need to compose it.
[EDIT: fixed " * 24" query - was "days" instead of "hours"]
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Sorry, my bad, I'll fix it right now.