Migrate date functions from Oracle to Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL
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This article provides guidance on converting date functions from Oracle to Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL during database migration.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Differences in date-related functions in Oracle and PostgreSQL, such as SYSDATE, TRUNC, TO_DATE, and date arithmetic
- Converting NUMTODSINTERVAL function from Oracle to PostgreSQL
- Converting ADD_MONTHS function from Oracle to PostgreSQL
- Converting date series generation from Oracle to PostgreSQL
- Handling date differences in Oracle and PostgreSQL
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