Subtracting Minutes from SYSDATE

Hi there,
I am trying to create SQL that selects/inserts data that is equal to the sysdate minus 15 minutes.
I have tried to do a statement as follows:
SYSDATE - 1
Although this takes off a day.
Does anybody know how to subtract a date by minutes?
Cheers,
CJ

Anupama was showing you how to look at the results of your query to prove that the minutes were being subtracted. Inside another qurey, you'll wand something like
(<date_variable> - (<num_minutes>/ 24/ 60))
In other words
select *
from someTabe
where data_column > (sysdate - (10/ 24/ 60))
Would give you all records in the last 10 minutes.
Justin

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