Update date column

Hi,
I have date data in a CHAR(8) column called DOB_TXT. The format of the data is MMDDYYYY.
I need to store this data in a DATE datatype. To do this I created a column called DOB in the same table. I am trying the following update statements:
update TABLE_A set DOB = to_date(DOB_TXT, 'MMDDYYYY');
update TABLE_A set DOB = to_date(TO_CHAR(DOB_TXT), 'MMDDYYYY');
I get the following error:
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01843: not a valid month
Just to make sure I also ran the following before I ran the update statements:
alter session set nls_date_format = 'MMDDYYYY';
Appreciate any suggestions on this.
Thank you

I checked the data, there are some dates in the
format 03242008. I might need to remove the leading
'0' and try. Will keep you posted. Thank you all
for your help.Duh!?
That isn't an additional leading 0, that is someone who's entered the date in the text in DDMMYYYY format rather than MMDDYYYY format.
That now means you are stuck because you don't know if something like
07062008 is 7th June 2008 or 6th July 2008.
As someone above said. Bummer. Although a very good lesson in why you shouldn't store dates as text.

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Example shown below is from MYSQL. I want to perform the below steps in ORACLE to auto update Date_Time column.
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Erik

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CLARK                                                    1
KING                                                     2
MILLER                                                   3
SMITH                                                    1
JONES                                                    2
SCOTT                                                    3
ADAMS                                                    4
FORD                                                     5
ALLEN                                                    1
WARD                                                     2
MARTIN                                                   3
BLAKE                                                    4
TURNER                                                   5
JAMES                                                    6
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ENAME      DENSE_RANK()OVER(PARTITIONBYDEPTNOORDERBYEMPNO)+300
CLARK                                                      301
KING                                                       302
MILLER                                                     303
SMITH                                                      301
JONES                                                      302
SCOTT                                                      303
ADAMS                                                      304
FORD                                                       305
ALLEN                                                      301
WARD                                                       302
MARTIN                                                     303
BLAKE                                                      304
TURNER                                                     305
JAMES                                                      306
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