ORA-00907 MISSING RIGHT PARANTHESIS

Dear all,
The query
FLASHBACK TABLE schema.table_name TO TIMESTAMP('18-JAN-2008 18:55:58','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS');
gives me the error
ORA-00907 MISSING RIGHT PARANTHESIS
WHAT AM MISSING HERE ?
kAI

Pretty much the usual
You grossly violate forums etiquette by
- not posting a version and a platform
- not looking up the error message
- not verifying syntax
- by SHOUTING most of your question
in short you demonstrate you are utterly lazy and utterly rude.
Doing so, you have now entered as a runner up in the competition to qualify for the biggest abuser of this forum by not doing anything yourself.
Yes, I know you will be angry. And why will you be angry? Because I state the truth!
People like you should be banned from this forum completely.
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

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MINUS
(SELECT SUM (th2.transactionamount)
FROM transactionhistory th2,
transactiontype tt,
carddetail cd,
p2p_carddetail p2p
WHERE th2.transactiontypeid = tt.transactiontypeid
AND th2.cardid = cd.cardid
AND cd.cardid = p2p.cardid
AND th2.cardid = 6013
AND tt.transactiontypecode IN ('FUND_TRANSFER_RECEIVED')
AND TRUNC (th2.transactiondatetime) =
TRUNC (th3.transactiondatetime)
GROUP BY th2.transactiontypeid,
th2.cardid,
TRUNC (th2.transactionamount))) t,
transactionhistory th3
WHERE th3.cardid = 6013
-Edit: Lol this forum's text box does not have a proper formatter to show our codes perfectly :(.. Very sorry about the expected format here.. Lol !!
***Lol Poor Format***
Message was edited by:
user599090
I replaced the '-' with MINUS Keyword. That was the mistake you made i guess.

ORA-00907 MISSING RIGHT PARANTHESIS

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