Oracle timestamp precision
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Hello sirs,
I have this SQL statement:
DELETE FROM EMODPRODUTOS
WHERE (CdProduto = 105) AND
(DtUltAlteracao = to_timestamp('28/09/2005 21:50:13,141233'))
But it's not working........ I get:
ORA-01830: date format picture ends before converting entire input
string
I need a where clause with a timestamp value with this precision...
Can oracle handle this?
I appreciate any information.
.
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