As most of us are aware what a Sysdate Function performs , it does return a DATE value when you query the current system date . The Sysdate is a powerful function used very often when you want to consider the system date in various coding practices.If one wants the function to return a immediate next days date then just add a 1 to the sysdate as ( sysdate + 1 ) .This will return the immediate next day's date.
Usage : Select sysdate from dual ;
Coming to the Sql query to see the time stamp component , you need to convert the sysdate format into character specifying what format of date and time you want to see.
Solution : Select to_char ( sysdate , ' DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS ' ) from dual ;
The result would be similar to this :
The Sysdate includes the timestamp component also but while displaying it only shows the date component and when to convert that using to_char function you could see the time component also.
To exclude the time component from sysdate function ,
use - Trunc ( sysdate )
The above function truncates the time component and returns only date component .
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