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• See the date with timestamp column column

  Hello
  
  In the table have am capture the creation_date as date data type column. I prepare a report to display the date. Is it possible to display the date with creation of time stamp
  
  I use oracle 10g Enterprise Edition
  
  The table name is LICENSING name column is CREATION_DATE
  
  Please suggest me
  
  Thank you
  Sudhir

  Which indicates that the data currently stored in the table always have an hour of midnight. Whatever the application / process that inserts the data is, apparently, not the component "time" DATE in the desired way. You will need to set the insertion process to spend time in your report.

  Justin

• How to insert the date with timestamp in the table values

  Jin
  I have a table
  
  create the table abc1 (dob date);
  
  insert into abc1 values (to_date (sysdate, "HH24:MI:SS RRRR/MM/DD))
  
  but when I see in the database, it shows that the normal date without time stamp.
  
  Is it possible to insert in the back-end with time stamp.
  
  Thank you...

  Firstly, SYSDATE is a DATE already, no need to convert a DATE using the TO_DATE() function.

  The date ALWAYS was a component "hour", if it is displayed until your NLS settings. for example:

  SQL> CREATE TABLE ABC1(DOB DATE);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT='MM/DD/YYYY';
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO ABC1 VALUES(SYSDATE);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> SELECT * FROM ABC1;
  
  DOB
  ----------
  02/04/2010
  
  SQL> ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT='MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS';
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> SELECT * FROM ABC1;
  
  DOB
  -------------------
  02/04/2010 12:54:57
  
  SQL> DROP TABLE ABC1;
  
  Table dropped.
  

• By comparing the date with the BIGGEST rows

  Hi all
  Why don't the last statement asking all values?
  Suppose that:

   SQL> select * from test;
  
  TEMP_DATE
  ---------
  14-APR-11
  15-APR-11
  16-APR-11
  
  SQL> select months_between(to_date((select temp_date from test where rownum=1)),to_date((select temp_date from test where rownum=2)))test from test;
  
        TEST
  ----------
  
  
  
  
   

  I try to get the biggest date of temp_date column of the table of test, but instead, I myself dump of null values. What has gone wrong?
  Is there a way more easy to compare these values using GREATEST (I can do that easily with the MAX function however)?
  
  Best regards
  TA.
  
  Published by: Valerie good-natured April 14, 2011 20:48

  Hi, Val,

  Valerie Debonair wrote:
  ... I try to get the largest temp_date column of the table of test date...

  The simplest approach, which is

  SELECT  MAX (temp_date)   AS greatest_date
  FROM    test;
  

  but instead, I got dump of null values. What has gone wrong?

  As someone has already said, ROWNUM = 2 will never be TRUE. ROWNUM is 1 until a line was selected; then only does ROWNUM get incremented to 2.

  Is there a way more easy to compare these values using GREATEST (I can do that easily with the MAX function however)?

  To use the LARGER, you will need to rotate all values not NULL on a single line. It's a very bad idea. In fact, people sometimes unpivot data just so that they can use MAX instead of GREAT.

  Why do you want to do more BIG?
  If you use it, be careful for NULL values, because BIGGER returns NULL if one of its arguments is NULL.

• My date and time settings are set in Egypt and whenever updates of the laptop with microsoft server time, it increases of 1 h.

  My date and time settings are set in Egypt and whenever updates of the laptop with microsoft server time, it increases of 1 h.
  Recently in Egypt, changes of daylight has been cancelled and I guess that's the cause of the problem!
  Any ideas?

  If time was recently cancelled, you can go to your control panel:
  Panel-> data and time-zone (tab) >
  and uncheck the "automatically adjust clock for daylight saving time.

  Otherwise, you probably need to adjust your zone settings on your computer using Microsoft time zone Editor.

  TZEdit: <> http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/8/a/58a208b7-7dc7-4bc7-8357-28e29cdac52f/tzedit.exe >

  HTH,
  JW

• No need to advise - compare the date in *.sql with sysdate.

  Hi guys,.
  
  Need some help here.
  
  Someone has a script that will compare the date specified with the current sysdate. If previously, he will order that SQL * PLUS to leave immediately.
  The audit will be essentially in a script *.Sql. Whenever we run the script, @c:\script.sql, it will be first of all to compare the dates and decide whether to proceed with the rest of the codes (dml) below the date checker in the same script.sql
  
  Thank you

  I would like to combine the solutions of bencol and alberto:

  whenever sqlerror exit
  
  DECLARE
     v_date   DATE := TO_DATE('', 'YYYYMMDD');
  BEGIN
     IF v_date >= TRUNC(SYSDATE) -- or perhaps:  v_date>= sysdate
     THEN
       null;
     ELSE
       raise_application_error(-20000,'Date is before SYSDATE!');
     END IF;
  END;
  /
  
  whenever sqlerror continue
  
  -- rest of your script
  ...
  

  (not tested)

  Published by: hm on 08.05.2012 02:51

• compare the data and the output data that do not exist

  Hello
  I've written a procedure to insert data into a table 3 where I compare the data between two tables, if it matches it insert in the table test_a Joanie. If the exists not or other tables i.e. test_code and test_type it should output this data, where there is no. my code works for a single table, which is test_code. It's not DBMS display a line that is not in the table test_type. could just tell my why? Assume that if test_code a line which is only not in test_type it should out saying this line of incompatibilities with test_type and vice versa.
  
  -Here's my code
  
  Test of CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE. GET_data
  IS
  
  BEGIN
  DELETE test.test_a;
  FOR c IN (select a.cCODE,
  a.type,
  a.Indicator,
  RTrim (xmlagg (xmlelement (e, a.codenum |))) (') a.codenum order) .extract ('/ / text()'), ',') codeNUMber.
  b.CCODE cc,
  b.type tp,
  b.Indicator ind
  test.test_code a, test.test_type b
  where a.ccode = b.ccode (+)
  AND a.type = b.type (+)
  AND a.indicator = b.indicator (+)
  Group of a.ccode, a.type, a.indicator, b.CCODE, b.type, b.indicator
  order of a.ccode)
  LOOP
  BEGIN
  IF (c.cCODE = C.c.c.
  AND C.type = C.tp
  AND C.indicator = C.ind
  AND C.SYS_IND = C.SYSIND) THEN
  insert into test.test_a (CCODE, type indicator)
  values (C.cCODE, C.type, C.indicator);
  ON THE OTHER
  dbms_output.put_line (' rules for cCODE issue: ' |) C.cCODE);
  dbms_output.put_line ('type: ' |) C.type);
  dbms_output.put_line (' indicator: ' |) C.Indicator);
  dbms_output.put_line (' problem of rules for CC: ' |) C.C.C.) ;
  dbms_output.put_line ('tp: ' |) C.TP);
  dbms_output.put_line ('ind: ' |) C.IND);
  END IF;
  EXCEPTION
  WHILE OTHERS THEN
  dbms_output.put_line (' rules for cCODE issue: ' |) C.cCODE);
  dbms_output.put_line ('type: ' |) C.type);
  dbms_output.put_line (' indicator: ' |) C.Indicator);
  dbms_output.put_line (' problem of rules for CC: ' |) C.C.C.) ;
  dbms_output.put_line ('tp: ' |) C.TP);
  dbms_output.put_line ('ind: ' |) C.IND);
  END;
  end loop;
  commit;
  END;
  /
  
  
  Thank you

  You must use a FULL OUTER JOIN instead an OUTER JOIN for this.

  Just curious, why do you need to use dbms_output instead to execute the SQL query with additional conditions (if part of your procedure)?. You can use two times, one to insert those that match and one for the selection of others who do not match.

  Kind regards.

• When I subtract two numbers DBL and try to compare the result with another DBL, it fails

  I found a curious problem with subtraction and compare numbers DBL in LabVIEW (8.6). Here's how it works:

  1. subtract two numbers DBL such that the result is not incorporated. (Say, 3.2 - 3.1)

  2. compare the result with a constant/control that is on the result of the subtraction (in the example, 0.1)

  3 see the output of the comparison.

  If the result of the subtraction is an integer, the Boolean result is (as expected). If the result is not complete, the comparison fails.

  (Now, if I simply compare two floating point numbers, it works, so the issue is not with the node comparison itself, but with the data that is entered to the node). Can someone understand why this happens? It's unexpected, it's a pretty serious bug.

  It is provided with all programming languages. Numbers do not have an exact binary floating-point representation. This has been discussed endlessly. Never use the equal function with floats. You can use the function in the range and force.

• How to read the data with different XML schemas within the unique connection?

  • I have Oracle database 11g
  • I access it via JDBC: Slim, version 11.2.0.3, same as xdb.
  • I have several tables, each has an XMLType column, all based on patterns.
  • There are three XML schemas different registered in the DB
  • Maybe I need to read the XML data in multiple tables.
  • If all the XMLTypes have the same XML schema, there is no problem,
  • If patterns are different, the second reading will throw BindXMLException.
  • If I reset the connection between the readings of the XMLType column with different schemas, it works.

  The question is: How can I configure the driver, or the connection to be able to read the data with different XML schemas without resetting the connection (which is expensive).

  Code to get data from XMLType is the implementation of case study:

   1   ResultSet resultSet = statement.executeQuery( sql ) ; 
   2   String result = null ; 
   3    while(resultSet.next()) { 
   4   SQLXML sqlxml = resultSet.getSQLXML(1) ; 
   5   result = sqlxml.getString() ; 
   6   sqlxml.free(); 
   7   } 
   8   resultSet.close(); 
   9    return result ; 
  

  It turns out, that I needed to serialize the XML on the server and read it as BLOB. Like this:

   1    final Statement statement = connection.createStatement() ;  2    final String sql = String.format("select xmlserialize(content xml_content_column as blob encoding 'UTF-8') from %s where key='%s'", table, key ) ;  3   ResultSet resultSet = statement.executeQuery( sql ) ;  4   String result = null ;  5    while(resultSet.next()) {  6   Blob blob = resultSet.getBlob( 1 );  7   InputStream inputStream = blob.getBinaryStream();  8   result = new Scanner( inputStream ).useDelimiter( "\\A" ).next();  9   inputStream.close(); 10   blob.free(); 11   } 12   resultSet.close(); 13   statement.close(); 14  15   System.out.println( result ); 16    return result ; 17
  

  Then it works. Still, can't get it work with XMLType in resultset. On the customer XML unwrapping explodes trying to pass to another XML schema. JDBC/XDB problem?

• Get the date with the millisecond of the table

  I want to get the date with milliseconds in table format in the variable. How to get there?
  
  SQL > create table test_date (col1 date);
  
  Table created
  SQL > insert into test_date values (sysdate);
  
  1 row inserted
  
  SQL > commit;
  
  Validation complete
  
  SQL > select * from test_date;
  
  COL1
  -----------
  18/12/2009
  
  
  Here I have to get datewith "millisecond" format and put it into the variable varchar2 (50) and pass this
  to Java.
  
  
  SQL > select to_char (COL1, ' mm/dd/yyyy hh24:mi:ss. FF') of test_date;
  
  Select to_char (COL1, ' mm/dd/yyyy hh24:mi:ss. FF') of test_date
  
  ORA-01821: date format not recognized
  
  SQL >
  
  Thank you
  Khaldi

  user601042 wrote:
  I want to get the date with milliseconds in table format in the variable. How to get there?

  SQL > create table test_date (col1 date);

  Your data col1 type should be TIMESTAMP.

  See you soon
  Sarma.

• all my data is all save on the local disk c, how to share the data with the other drive, local drive d.

  all my data records on the local disk c, how to share the data with the other drive, local drive d.

  Hi Jasonbichard,

  1. what type of drive is D? Is - this another partition on the same disk?

  2 Windows operating system you are using?

  You can change the location of the disk to save the data in the d: instead of C: and check if it helps.

  a. navigate to the location (username) C:\Users\.
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  c. click on the location tab and change the location to D: drive.

  d. click on apply and Ok.

• Compare the Collection with the help of the Table less

  Hey there!

  my plan is to transfer an excel file and record in an apex_collection, compare the results with those that already exist in a specific table and write it in another temporary table.

  Import excel, in the collection works perfectly, but I fight with the comparation. I select the form of entries collection and using UNMIS to compare lines with those of another SELECTION that gets the lines of the existing table.

  DECLARE

  BEGIN

  INSERT INTO UPLOADED_DID_LIST_COMP (BAC_CODE, UPSC)

  (

  SELECT BAC_CODE c001

  c002 published

  From apex_collections ca

  WHERE collection_name = "UPLOADED_EXCEL."

  LESS

  SELECT

  BAC_CODE

  EDITED

  OF UPLOADED_DID_LIST upld, apex_collections c WHERE

  collection_name = "UPLOADED_EXCEL."

  AND the upld. BAC_CODE = c.C001

  AND the upld. LʼUPSC = c.C002

  );

  End;

  This does not work because of this error:

  ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended ORA-06550

  PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "end-of-file" when awaits one of the following numbers: (begin case declare exit end exception for goto rise back loop mod null pragma select update while < ID > < a quot double)

  If it's a copy/paste of your exact code then you just need to fix it, spaces here and there. And remove the superfluous where clause. Maybe:

  BEGIN

  INSERT

  IN UPLOADED_DID_LIST_COMP

  (

  BAC_CODE, SCHOOLING

  )

  (

  C001 SELECT BAC_CODE, EDITED C002

  FROM APEX_COLLECTIONS CA

  WHERE COLLECTION_NAME = "UPLOADED_EXCEL."

  LESS

  SELECT BAC_CODE, SCHOOLING

  OF UPLOADED_DID_LIST UPLD

  );

  END;

  Good luck.

• How to find the size of the scheme with or without fragmentation

  Hello Sir,
  How to find the size of the scheme with or without fragmentation?

  to find all of the bytes used by a schema, you can add the bytes for the owner of the dba_segments views.

  for fragmentation, I guess you want to know about the space left between the segments.

  finding depends on the design and standards of your database.

  Each scheme has its own storage space? If Yes, then you can take the total space used in storage and then subtract the number of the dba_segments.

• want to compare the data in excel with real-time signal

  Hello

  my request is to check the PCB pins of I/o... Firstly I have signal corresponding to each pin in GOOD PCB board and the output of each needle is saved in excel using scripture to the spreadsheet... then the database be act as master for more tips of PCB...

  If I want to check the other pcb edge means that the same signals should be send on the pin of each Member of the PCB... received out of the Council should check with the data already stored in the database if this is the way to match status LED should illuminate otherwise is not to shine...

  pls help me finish this application... I have attached model vi with poster and Excel in too...

  I hate to say it, but you don't have really any type of application there.  It is quite difficult to help you complete when you barely started.  An express VI couple in a sequence structure do not apply.

  What you need to do is sit down and write a design specification.  What are your entries for this application? What are your results?  What do you think the UI to look like?  What steps do you need to do to go from A to B?  Chart out.

• Compare a date with the date system

  Hello

  I use the script (that I found in this forum) in below in order to obtain a date of datefield1, add a year and give the date of datefield2.

  It works very well.

  Kai var = util.scand ("yyyy-mm-dd", this.rawValue);
  var sFullYear = oDate.getFullYear ();
  var sMonth = oDate.getMonth ();
  sDate var = oDate.getDate ();
  Datefield2.FormattedValue = util.printd ("JJ", new Date ((sFullYear+1), sMonth, sDate));
  Datefield2.RawValue = Datefield2.formattedvalue;

  But now I would compare the new date (David [added a year]) with the date current system (cDate).

  Does anyone have an idea how to compare dates? The result should change color as below.

  If (David < cDate) {}
  Datefield2.fontcolor = "255,0,0";
  }

  Thank you very much.

  Kind regards

  ra_be

  Try to use the Date of Javascript object:

  var myDate = new Date();
  myDate.setFullYear (2010,0,14);
  var today = new Date();

  If (myDate > today)
  {
  Alert ("the date is before January 14, 2010");
  }
  on the other
  {
  Alert ("today, it is after January 14, 2010");
  }

  If this does not work, try the analysis on the month, day and year, and then do a comparison on all of them (without forgetting to convert strings of months an integer. For example if you store the release date: February 2, 2009, February goes to 2).

  Then your comparison would look like:

  if(myYear == sysYear) {}

  if(myMonth == sysMonth) {}

  if(myDay == sysDay) {}

  days are equal

  }

  Else if (myDay<>

  myDay is before sysDay
  }

  else {}

  myDay is after sysDay

  }

  }

  }

  essentially to follow this same logic for comparisons of month and year and it should work as well.  It would be certainly cleaner and much easier using this Date however (http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_obj_date.asp)