Date extract format mm/dd/yyyy

Hi,
In db i have date stored like this for a particular record
1112013
How to extract this through a query so that i will get
mm/dd/yyyy format.
Thanks,

user10873676 wrote:
Data is already there in the table.. table datatype is varchar2(20) ...
Now we are unable to retreive data from front end as different formats of date are already present in this table
for some date like 852013 we can get the output as 8/5/2013
for some date like 11122013 we can get the output as 11/12/2013
but now the problem is some dates are of length 7... which is 1112013... in this case i am not able to make out just like said in the above replies whether it is 1st Nov or 11th Jan...
we can make it as a date column and store it in the future in the date formats , but what about the existing ones... may be these have been stored previous or dumped into this table like this.
Is there a way to get these queried and displayed in the front end in a proper way ?
This is a prime example of why dates should be stored in DATE columns.
You need to find the person who 'designed' that table and force them to go through every single ambiguous date and
investigate what it should be - that'll teach them not to make that mistake again!
BTW: even 852013 and 11122012 are ambiguous - how do you know if it is 8-May-2013 or 5-Aug-2013 and 11-Dec-2013 or 12-Nov-2013?

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