DB2 FOR LUW / DB2FORLUW / 970 - DB2

In V9.7 the precision of the timestamp operand in a comparison 
could be less than the number of fractional seconds in the 
string representation of a timestamp. Currently, the comparison 
uses the same precision as the timestamp operand, thus 
truncating even non-zero fractional seconds digits when 
converting the string representation to a timestamp. 
 
For example, the equality predicate TIMESTAMP 
'2010-08-18-15.20.25' = '2010-08-18-15.20.25.123' is TRUE 
because the left operand has a type of TIMESTAMP(0) and then 
converts the right operand to the same, losing the 3 fractional 
seconds digits before doing the comparison. The expected result 
in this case would be FALSE. 
 
Example of above current using a column: 
create table t1 (c1 timestamp(0)); 
insert into t1 values ('2010-08-18-15.20.25'); 
select c1 from t1 where c1 = '2010-08-18-15.20.25.123'; 
C1 
------------------- 
2010-08-18-15.20.25 
 
Comparisons that involve timestamp values are evaluated 
according to the following rules: 
 - When comparing timestamp values with different precisions, 
the higher precision is used for the comparison and any missing 
digits for fractional seconds are assumed to be zero. 
 - When comparing a timestamp value with a string representation 
of a timestamp, the string representation is first converted to 
TIMESTAMP(12). 
 - Timestamp comparisons are chronological without regard to 
representations that might be considered equivalent. Thus, the 
following predicate is true: 
TIMESTAMP('1990-02-23-00.00.00') > '1990-02-22-24.00.00'

Explicitly cast string into a TIMESTAMP(p)

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06.07.2011
19.01.2012
19.01.2012