Change your MM to MI. It's getting the 9th month (September) instead of
the 39th minute.
Lyall
At 08:04 AM 9/6/00 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi list,
>
>I've just restored (copy from physical backup) the database and now have
>strange problem in sysdate : sysdate does not take the correct time and
>the minute part does not move forward.
>
>SQL> !date
>Wed Sep 6 09:39:14 CDT 2000
>
>SQL> select to_char(sysdate,'HH:MM:SS') from dual;
>
>TO_CHAR(
>-------- Note : not getting value from system date
>09:09:57 ,It should be 09:39:15
>
>SQL> /
>
>TO_CHAR(
>--------
>09:09:59
>
>SQL> /
>
>TO_CHAR(
>-------- Note : The minute should be 10, not 09.
>09:09:01
>
>
>Oracle 805 on Solaris 26.
>Thanks for any clue.
>
>
>Aldi
>Oracle DBA
>
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