How do I get the current year using SQL on Oracle

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I need to add the current year as a variable in an SQL statement  how can I retrieve the current year using SQL   i e      BETWEEN      TO DATE  01 01   currentYear   00 00 00    DD MM YYYY HH24 MI SS       AND     TO DATE  31 12   currentYear   23 59 59    DD MM YYYY HH24 MI SS

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Use extract datetime  function it s so easy  simple    It returns year  month  day  minute  second  Example    select extract year from sysdate  from dual

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Using to char   select to char sysdate   YYYY   from dual    In your example you can use something like   BETWEEN trunc sysdate   YEAR        AND add months trunc sysdate   YEAR    12 -1 24 60 60    The comparison values are exactly what you request   select trunc sysdate   YEAR   begin year        add months trunc sysdate   YEAR    12 -1 24 60 60 last second year from dual   BEGIN YEAR  LAST SECOND YEAR ----------- ---------------- 01 01 2009  31 12 2009

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To display the current system date in oracle-sql        select sysdate from dual

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Since we are doing this one to death - you don t have to specify a year   select   from demo where  somedate between to date  01 01 00 00 00    DD MM HH24 MI SS                   and     to date  31 12 23 59 59    DD MM HH24 MI SS      However the accepted answer by FerranB makes more sense if you want to specify all date values that fall within the current year

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Another option is   SELECT     FROM TABLE  WHERE EXTRACT  YEAR FROM date field    EXTRACT YEAR FROM sysdate

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Yet another option would be   SELECT   FROM mytable  WHERE TRUNC mydate   YEAR     TRUNC SYSDATE   YEAR

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