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Hi, I'm having a nightmare when trying to insert records into an Oracle database that contain dates. I've believe I should be using the to_date() function but I continually get the error: "ORA-01858: a non-numeric character was found where a numeric was expected" I'm reading from a text file and the datetime values are as follows: 12-DEC-2003 12:01:22 12-DEC-2003 12:01:23 12-DEC-2003 12:01:24 12-DEC-2003 12:01:25 If I carry out straight forward SQL upon the database I can insert records without any problems. E.g.: INSERT INTO MyTable (Name, OccurrenceTime) VALUES ('Test', to_date('31-Dec-2004 10:47:50', 'DD-MON-YYYY HH:MI:SS') ); However, my problem is achieving the same results from my C# application that uses the DataTable structure and OracleDataAdapter object. The DataTable's Rows.List[0] contains: ItemArray[0] = "Test" ItemArray[1] = "to_date('31-DEC-2004 10:47:50', 'DD-MON-YYYY HH:MI:SS')" However, when I call the Update() method of OracleDataAdapter and pass the DataTable as the parameter I get the ORA-01858 error. Can I pass: 'to_date(....)' via the DataTable? It appears from what I've found on the newsgroups that you cannot pass a literal date straight into Oracle. Please, if anyone can help, I would very much appreciate it. Regards, Paul. |
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