Re: Using the NEW_TIME function

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Nathan Sokalski wrote:

Quote:

I am trying to use the NEW_TIME function in ORACLE, but do not know all of
the time zone codes for all of the necessary locations. The specific
location that I do not know and need to know is the time zone code for
London's time zone. However, I would like to know the other valid time zone
codes so I know what codes Oracle accepts as time zones. I could not find
this information on Oracle's site or anywhere else on the Web. Any help
would be appreciated. Thanks.

I am not at work so I cannot play with the function, but London is UTC
which is the newer name for GMT (Greenich Mean Time). Perhaps this will
help.

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Re: Using the NEW_TIME function

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Re: Using the NEW_TIME function - 10-01-2004 , 08:17 AM