This is a simple query to display the difference between two dates in a formatted way.
Let's assume a given date in a default DD-MON-RR format like this:
select sysdate - to_date('08-OCT-75') from dual;
SYSDATE-TO_DATE('08-OCT-75')
----------------------------
13084.4081
Define a Variable which will hold the number in days and fraction of days
define DateDay = 13084.4081
Then the query
SELECT
TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR(A,1,4)) - 2000 years,
TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR(A,6,2)) - 01 months,
TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR(A,9,2)) - 01 days,
SUBSTR(A,12,2) hours,
SUBSTR(A,15,2) minutes,
SUBSTR(A,18,2) seconds
FROM (SELECT TO_CHAR(TO_DATE('20000101','YYYYMMDD')
+ &DateDay,'YYYY MM DD HH24:MI:SS') A
FROM DUAL);
and you've got your formatted output.
YEARS MONTHS DAYS HO MI SE
---------- ---------- ---------- -- -- --
35 9 27 09 47 40
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