If you need to make a decision based on the number of minutes, remember that a day is '1'. Hence a minute is 1/24/60 or .000694.
In this example, I want records where the number of minutes is greater than 120.
To set up the tables and data, run this:
Drop Table Elapsed;This is the query that evaluates which records to display:
Create Table Elapsed
(Starttime Date,
Endtime Date);
Insert Into Elapsed
Values -- A Day
(To_Date('01-Jul-0801:01', 'dd-Mon-Yyhh:Mi'),
To_Date('02-Jul-0801:01', 'dd-Mon-Yyhh:Mi')
);
Insert Into Elapsed
Values -- An Hour
(To_Date('02-Jul-0801:00', 'dd-Mon-Yyhh:Mi'),
To_Date('02-Jul-0802:00', 'dd-Mon-Yyhh:Mi')
);
Column StartTime Heading Start|Time
Column EndTime Heading End|Time
Column ElapsedMinutes Heading Elapsed|Minutes
Select To_Char(Starttime, 'mm/Dd/Yy Hh:Mi')
As
StartTime,
To_Char(Endtime , 'mm/Dd/Yy Hh:Mi')
As
EndTime,
(Endtime-Starttime)/(1/24/60)
As
ElapsedMinutes
From Elapsed
Where (Endtime-Starttime)/(1/24/60)>120;
See Oracle documentation for further detail:
Dates
Dates
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