BUG: Date/Time Format string with %D in the format string crashes LabVIEW

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  I guess there is a lot of excitement with the recent release of Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 and I like many others have chosen this way to upgrade
  
  
  My problem - I don't seem to be able to use dynamic data successfully selectable formatting in CS3 (not fully) some of the formats as currency and number work very well formatted...
  
  
  Function DoDateTime (str, nNamedFormat, nLCID) function code is not transferred on the web page, with that I work or is the dynamic element encapsulated when I select a Date/time format.
  
  
  After having spent the last 6 months, build a planning (ASP VBScript Application) I came across many issues locale date, date of shaped and calculations etc. but for the life of me, I can't give a sense questions that I now have.
  
  I realized this problem on my two desktop Vista and XP - new own websites (for testing)
  I might add CS2 not presented no problems in this area - which indicates the problem persists with cs3 (Bug?)
  
  I would be very grateful for any input or advice help...

  Well Yes...

  ASPvb script

  Thanks for the control of Mr Adobe - it seems that someone in the development of the production misnamed the file source DateTime in the Formats.xml file.

  The formats.xml file is a reference to the source file as DateTime Date/time NOT

  Remove the slash in the file reference name and everything works fine...

  See the path of file-
  C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS3\configuration\ServerFormats\ASP_Vbs\Formats.xml

  Now to return to developing countries... What Date/time/Frustration!

• Date/time format and different regions

  I'm developing an application in this case to the United States on the English LV2009 software.  This application will be installed in many parts of the world, and I just discovered a problem with the date and time that I try to understand.  A screenshot of the application running on a Chinese computer is attached.  At the top right there is a 'results save location' which has a month and year added file name.  I use the date/time format with modifiers for the name of the month and the year in 4 digits (%B %Y).  On my PC, it displays in July 2010, but on Chinese computer it 7 01.  In addition, the reason that it says wrong serial number is that I compare the SN 2-digit year, and it seems to enter it correctly.

  On my PC, I tried to change my date settings in Windows and it doesn't seem to affect the production, as it does on Chinese computer.  I know there is a UTC Boolean selector which can be activated.  That will make a difference in the way that the date is displayed by this function?

  This is one of the few issues I encountered when developing a program for several regions, but it is currently the only one, I have not yet solved.

  I would expect month name to be specific langauge.

  For example, the word April in French is April and is abbreviated Apr. I would use a number instead of the name.

  The thai calendar + 543 years compared to the Western calendar, so a PC Thai could show a specific locale of 2553-07-13 date. Your computer may display 13/07/2010. I'm sure that the year of the Chinese calendar is different from that of the Western calendar.

  Using UTC should force LabVIEW to use the Gregorian calendar, based on the ISO-8601standard.

  Because your users work with technology and would probably recognize a Gregorian day/month/year combo I would stick with % Y_ m_ % d. % and UTC = TRUE.

  I contributed a VI to the community OR that you could use if you wish. It has many options and is based on ISO-8601

  .

  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-7199

• changing dynamic date/time format

  How can I set a Date/time format) of a textbox (behave like a phone number format, where the user enters only numbers, but it shows another way of my choice.)

  Download the new Date object
  var a = event.target.value;

  Kai var = util.scand ("YYYYMMDD", a);

  
  dd/mm/yyyy format
  xDate var = util.printd ("yyyy/mm/dd", anyway);

  Event.Target.Value = xDate;

  It does not work.

  Text type fields have scripts that control the key sequence, validation and formatting. You only play with the formatting.

  You could create a script to strike to allow the entry of the date with or without the "/" but you then have to write a script of presentation and validation. Posting date is not just month 1-12 and day 1-31, because some months have 28, 29, 30 or 31 days depending on the month and year combinations.

• Return the string Date/time format incorrect output...

  Here's a small sub - VI that I create out the day of the week, day of month, month and year in the form of a table of U16:

  

  The Date/time string VI get is supposed to produce a string of date in the format "DD/MM/YY" when the enum 'short' is selected. Instead, I get this:

  

  It seems that the VI is "broken" or documentation is incorrect. Someone at - it to another incountered?

  I'm under LabView 2015 on Windows 7.

  Much too complicated.

  

• Date & time format to_timestamp

  Hello
  
  I struggled for a while now with the time format. It seems to be interpreted as a date as well. I just want it to be like in the original (with the difference
  that date should be dd/mm/yyyy.
  
  
  -original format 0307 10/14/2009
  
  Select to_timestamp (substr (ALLTEXT, 84.14), ' YYYY/MM/DDHH24MI') AS DATEOFCRE
  of csv_euro
  WHERE
  substr (ALLTEXT, 6.2) = "HH." -HEADER
  
  -result 14 October 09 03.07.00.000000000
  
  You can see that the time becomes something weird like 03.07.00.000000000. that is not really what I'm looking for. I'm looking for 0307.
  
  can someone help me with this problem?

  If you want to insert it in a date field, you must convert it to a date

  INSERT INTO EUROHEADER(
  DATEOFCRE
  )
  select to_date(substr(ALLTEXT, 84,14) , 'YYYY/MM/DDHH24MI')
  from csv_euro
  WHERE
  substr(ALLTEXT, 6,2) = 'HH'; 
  

  You get errors in your example, because your database's default date format does not match the string that extract you from your csv_euro.

  Concerning
  Marcus

  Edited by: Marwim the 03.12.2009 13:50

• Converts a date into a date/time object string

  I have a JDBC call to enter data, including a date/time stamp.  For the life of me, I can't understand how to convert this string to a date/time field correct.  It is important, because I need to use validation strings to present a time more simplified users on a form.  But I like to keep the original date/time, so I can insert it again into a SQL db at the end.  I created a test process, so I can watch the progress.

  
  ' input string = ' 18/08/2010 16:41:23.

  Expression = dateTime-analysis-withFormat (/process_data/@datestring,"yyyy/MM/dd hh', 'FR', 'US', 'WIN',"CDT")
  
  Result = 18 August 2010 22:41:23 this
  
  So I try to put this value into a date field and I get the error:
  : Invalid ISO8601 DateTime:August 18, 2010 21:41:23 GMT:java.text.ParseException: date of: "August 18, 2010 22:41:23 this."

  
  I tried like 100 different variations to associate with an object date and time with the same result.  I can use the functions of analysis-dateTime or analysis-dateTime-withFormat throughout the day, but I can't get this string value in a proper date field.  Any ideas?  Please help as I'm about to pull out my hair... ... who won't be pretty.

  (Note: I know that my time zone came through OK but I am not concerned about it right now)

  To resolve this problem, I use ExecuteScript activity with the code:

  import java.util.Date;
  import impossible;

  String dateString = patExecContext.getProcessDataStringValue ("/ process_data/@input");

  SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat ("yyyy-MM-DD hh: mm :"); ")
  Date date = (Date) formatter.parse (dateString);

  patExecContext.setProcessDataValue ("/ process_data/result", date);

  where

  entry - process line with the dates of the string variable '2010-01-01 23:59:59 '.

  Date - date process variable

• I can not put the correct date, time, or whatever it is on the LCD on my HANDYCAM DCR-HC30

  I had not used my cHandycam for quite awhile for the date and the time is shown in the January 1, 2004, at 12: 00 and I was not able to change using the LCD screen. I'm fairly certain that the remote control battery is no good because I never changed it. The camera still records both Ribbon and the memory card, but I would like to be able to set the date and time. Has anyone else had the same problem with this Handycam or know how to fix. I charge the internal battery by pluging in there for more than 24 hours. The internal battery is bad and if so, is it replaceable by me? Thank you.

  If you can access the MENU of the Handycam, please follow the steps below to set the date and time.

  1. turn on your camcorder and open the LCD.

  2. press on P-MENU then MENU.

  3. Select CLOCK SET by pressing the HIGH or arrow DOWN found at the upper and lower part of the screen, then press OK in the lower right corner.

  4 set the YEAR by pressing the HIGH or DOWN arrow found at top and bottom of the screen, and then tap OK in the lower right. Follow the same procedure with the MONTH, DAY, HOUR and MINUTE, and then tap OK.

  NOTE: To midnight, set at 12:00 AM. For lunch, set for 12:00

  You can also view page 22 operations here Guide: https://docs.sony.com/release/DCRHC30.pdf

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• By using the Date/Time Format String function Vi

  I wanted to display the time in milliseconds to Labview and I got it to work. I want to display AM or PM after the milliseconds so it looks like this

  31/05/11 4:45:39.849 PM

  I use %p as you can see from the picture, but it does not work. AM or PM does not appear.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thanks in advance.

  Replace your hour % I. Hour is 24 hours which has no designation A.m. or p.M. You must use the time of 12 hours.

• Can someone suggest how to store the date/time format just for restoration

  Hello
  I do the restore process, but this isn't the case because just my date format.
  I'm him giving like this: export NLS_DATE_FORMAT ='YYYY-MM - DD:hh24:mi:ss'
  then I give in RRS file date like this:
  
  auxiliary connection.
  run
  {
  until time to_date (July 22, 2011 11:20:13 ',' dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss');
  
  It gives me the error:
  
  Single and double quotes (' or "") are accepted for a quoted string.
  Quotes are not required, except if the string contains embedded spaces.
  ======================================
  I tried giving WD in this format:
  The VALUE up to THAT TIME "to_date('2010-12-15:11:21:56','YYYY-MM-DD:hh24:mi:ss')";
  
  Then
  "to_date (July 22, 2011 11:20:13 ',' dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')"; "
  
  Nothing works
  -------------------
  The one you suggest please?

  RMAN> run {
  2> set until time "to_date('22-07-2011 11:20:13','dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')";
  3> }
  
  executing command: SET until clause
  
  RMAN>
  

• I have a DATE TIME / CMOS / BIOS with my Acer Aspire 5742Z problem

  Hello

  Newbie here...

  I have a strange problem with my Acer Aspire 5742Z (UK), which I think may be the BIOS or CMOS area...

  MAIN PROBLEM

  Guard reset BIOS default time (00: 00:00 on 01/01/2009)... OR... a time '' close '' to what it is supposed to be...

  MAIN STEPS IN THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE ISSUE...  WHAT I'VE DONE

  Removed the main battery and then replaced the CMOS battery twice (in the case of a failure)

  Main battery insert it again.

  The clocks of the BIOS (using F2) countless times, but there's rarely / or is correct.

  STRANGENESS...

  During startup in Windows 7, it almost always does not show the same date and time that I entered the BIOS.

  For example, if I go home at 21:35 on August 28, 2014 using F2, when I boot on Windows, the date and time may say August 23, 2014 at 3:25 pm ish...

  POWER OFF

  If I turn it off and turn off and then turn on, restart the time in BIOS is correct... to 21:43 29/08/2014 (that I have record for good measure).

  If I continue, Windows reads now August 23 at 15:32

  ADJUST the WINDOWS TIM E (UK)

  So, then I change the time of Windows Date to Friday, August 29, 2014 21:48.

  JUST FYI: the PARAMETERS of ZONE SCHEDULE are checked and no changes: (UTC), Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

  PANEL, LANGUAGE AND REGION, English in the United Kingdom, short time 21:48, short Date: 29/08/2014

  GEOGRAPHICAL area: United Kingdom

  now, everything seems correct.

  TURN OFF AGAIN and wait a few minutes.

  YOU turn it back ON, and then press F2 that (this time) shows the BIOS default date and time in 2009

  If I continue in windows without changing the BIOS date and time dafault, Windows now displays as 23:02 31/12/2008

  :-(

  That's all.

  I would really appreciate help fixing this problem that makes me nuts!

  Thanks in advance!

  ...   Just in case anyone reads this...

  I just updated my BIOS for the next issue, and the problem has.

  I guess that maybe the BIOS got corrupted!

  I used the simple approach and no short layout has been involved.  I deliberately did not go for the latest BIOS just in case where he brought new questions and confused the situation.

  Shaba

• Date time format BlackBerry java application

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• date/time timestamp string

  Hello

  I want to convert DateTime in the format string to timestamp (using Labview 7.0) format. For this that I m using scan tool chain and cable of the format string, but its not able to connect the output. I have attached the vi.

  Kindly help me to fix the error

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• Why do I get the compile time extremely long with FIFO on the cRIO-9073?

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  Currently, I use that a single analog input of a module 9205 in my loop FPGA.

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• How to set sql server date has time format

  Dear Sir.

  I used the windows 7 operating system.

  I have work on scada software to explore siemens wincc.

  I develop the report based on sql server work.

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  I am attaching screenshot (it is a red box, so this date format, I held DDMMYYYY)

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