Timestamp in passing as a parameter in a procedure

Hi all
I want to pass the timestamp as a parameter to a procedure... When I try to run it and to give time as parameters, it is throwing error date format picture ends before converting the entire input string... I'm not able to spend sysdate and systimestamp.


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Package.PROC_1 (sysdate, sysdate);

end;

for example:

create or replace proc_1 (T_DATE timestamp, v_date2 timestamp) as

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Select * from emp where to_date(emp_date,'dd-mon-yyyy') between to_date(v_date,'dd-mon-yyyy') and to_Date (v_date2, 'dd-mon-yyyy');

end proc_1;


Here emp_date is timestamp.

Hello

You don't need to convert it to to_date as all data you transmit and comparing the column are of the same type (timestamp). So you can just put your condition
emp_date between T_DATE and v_date2

see you soon

VT

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