How i can add days to a date using sql

Hi.
Sorry the question, it's a very simple question, but i'm not finding the answer to that.
I need some function that act just like the function add_months, but instead adding months, it need to add days to a date.
I've used the function add_days once, but now, my select returns an error code when i try to use that function.
My Oracle version is Oracle8 8.0.5.0.0
runnig under Linux.
Thanks,
Klaus Paul

To add days just do date arthmetic. Ex
SQL> select sysdate+10 from dual;
SYSDATE+1
05-MAR-00
add_days is a not Oracle date function.
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