RE: get yesterdays date

John:

To get yesterday's, simply subtract 1 from sysdate ... like this:

select sysdate-1 as yesterday
from dual;

Jon Walthour

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>Date: 7/23/01 7:35:53 AM
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>Anyone know how to get yesterdays date in PL/SQL?
>
>John
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