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Message Posted: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 @ 18:20:24 GMT

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One possible solution might be as follows:

If you parse the timestamp string for a blank char (using an SUBSTR function driven by a suitable INDEX) then you should be able to get just the date (mm/dd/yy) portion. Format that as a date then you can use EXTRACT function to get at any portion of the date you might need....It is a pain but I have done this type of thing many times and it just takes a while to figure it out depending on what you need to do....Good Hunting....Neil

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