Select the lists to the hours, Minutes and seconds

Apex 3.2

I need to create 3 selection lists.

One for the hour (24 hours)

One for the minutes

One for seconds

I couldn't just create selection lists in components that are shared using static values.

Is there a way to get the values using a select statement?

Gus

Hello

Try for example

SELECT 0 + LEVEL AS HH24
FROM DUAL
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 24

Kind regards

Jari

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