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I could quickly think of a Pl/sql procedure with a for loop and
dbms_output msgs... / INSERT the data into a table!!
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Subject: How can I get the DD,MM, YYYY part of the every day in a
duration of 10 years
Hi,
I want to generate one script which can return me dd,mm , yyyy part of
every day for a duration, for example .. if I start from Jan 01,1999 to
jan 01, 2010 then wanted the record for every day.. 01 01 1999 02 01
1999 ....
till
01 01 2010..
this will be used to create one time dimension..
TIA Regards
Sanjay
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