I need to record milliseconds in oracle 9i

I made a migration of Sybase to Oracle and to make with that the Oracle has accepted in the field Date milliseconds.
Since already I thank the contribution.
Peterson
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You would need to use one of the TIMESTAMP data types if you want to store milliseconds. An Oracle DATE only stores the time component down to the second.
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