Retrieve rows between timestamps

Hi,
I have a transaction table that have updates through out the day Now I need to retrieve rows that are updated between two timestamps.
I'm tryin to retrieve using s_timestamp between TS1 and TS2 but it says not valid month. Then I tried to_char(s_timestamp,'HH:MM:SS') between to_char(ts1,'HH:MM:SS') and to_char(ts2,'HH:MM:SS') it retuns no rows.
Now I tried
to_char(s_timestamp,'HH:MM:SS') between '10:10:20' and '12:12:30' Even then it retuned no rows. I'm sure there is data in there. Can anybody please suggest a solution.
Thanks

to_char(s_timestamp,'HH:MM:SS') between '10:10:20' and '12:12:30'The value '10:10:20' is a constant STRING and is no longer a time value (it may look like a time value, but to the DB it is just a string comparision at this point).
It just compares the to_char conversion of s_timestamp to be between the strings '10:10:20' and '12:12:30' (not between two time values).
SQL> create table test (s_timestamp date);
Table created.
SQL> INSERT INTO test VALUES (SYSDATE);
1 row created.
SQL> SELECT *
2 FROM   test
3 WHERE s_timestamp BETWEEN
4         to_date('10-oct-2004 04:00:00',
5                 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') AND
6         to_date('10-oct-2004 05:00:00',
7                 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
8 /
S_TIMESTAMP
10-OCT-2004
1 row selected.
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