MONTHS_BETWEEN: Returned result is a negative number of months : MONTHS_BETWEEN « Date Timezone « Oracle PL / SQL






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MONTHS_BETWEEN: Returned result is a negative number of months

  
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SQL> SELECT MONTHS_BETWEEN('15-JAN-2005', '25-MAY-2005') FROM dual;

MONTHS_BETWEEN('15-JAN-2005','25-MAY-2005')
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                                 -4.3225806

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