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Oracle Sql Statement
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wouldn't that be

>SELECT * FROM VOTER ;
> WHERE

trunc(tdob)

= to_date('12/31/1971', 'MM/DD/YYYY') ;
> AND cvotstatus = 'A'

?


>Since you are just looking for 1 date, 12/13/1971, you could just write your SQL this way:
>
>SELECT * FROM VOTER ;
> WHERE tdob = to_date('12/31/1971', 'MM/DD/YYYY') ;
> AND cvotstatus = 'A'
>
>As for yuor observed performance difference, it is always better to use BETWEEN when a column value needs to be between 2 other values.
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