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The INTERVAL clause requires an , which must be a time value in an acceptable format, and a value.

     

<type>                   <expression> format
MICROSECOND              <microseconds>
SECOND                   <seconds>
MINUTE                   <minutes>
HOUR                     <hours>
DAY                      <days>
MONTH                    <months>
YEAR                     <years>
SECOND_MICROSECOND       '<seconds>.<microseconds>'
MINUTE_MICROSECOND       '<minutes>.<microseconds>'
MINUTE_SECOND            '<minutes>:<seconds>'
HOUR_MICROSECOND         '<hours>.<microseconds>'
HOUR_SECOND              '<hours>:<minutes>:<seconds>'
HOUR_MINUTE              '<hours>:<minutes>'
DAY_MICROSECOND          '<days>.<microseconds>'
DAY_SECOND               '<days> <hours>:<minutes>:<seconds>'
DAY_MINUTE               '<days> <hours>:<minutes>'
DAY_HOUR                 '<days> <hours>'
YEAR_MONTH               '<years>-<months>'








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