convert sysdate to mon-yyyy

can you help me to convert trunc (sysdate) Mon-YYYY format char.

For example: sysdate to "2012."

Hello

Use TO_CHAR:

SELECT  TO_CHAR (SYSDATE, 'Mon-YYYY')    AS this_month
FROM    dual
;

TRUNC changes the hours, minutes and seconds. You decide to show not one of these, so you don't care what they are, and so there is no need to call TRUNC.

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```
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```
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  3         to_char(trunc(sysdate),'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') EST_LocalTime
  4   FROM DUAL
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TO

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We have part time! That's happened?

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