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malisushil
New Member

i am trying to query the Oracle DB using the statement attached in the case, the query works fine for the batch input, but when i try to put rising column and check point value it throws the error as attached in this case. please update on how to proceed in this case.alt text

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Richfez
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I'm not sure which side of this equation it's complaining about. A few things to check:

1) Please confirm your source timestamp column is of type TIMESTAMPTZ

2) Try using only one timestamp comparison.

3) Grab a value from the DB for timestamp (any one of them) and try using that particular construct.

A quick search for this shows it looks like your syntax is correct for the to_date, but ... maybe it needs something else.

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malisushil
New Member

sorry to much oracle for me, can you tell me where to check for the source timestamp column

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