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You can use the TO_CHAR
function in Oracle to format a date into a specific format that includes the month and year. Here is an example of how to use TO_CHAR
to display the month and year:
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SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'MM/YYYY') AS Month_Year FROM dual; |
In this example, SYSDATE
is the current date and time in Oracle. The second argument in the TO_CHAR
function specifies the format in which to display the date. MM
represents the month and YYYY
represents the year.
You can adjust the format to display the month and year in different ways according to your requirements.