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• How to identify the time required to run a package

  Hi all
  
  Is the method without TKPROFF to find the time to run a package that calls a procedure.
  
  for the examples
  
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  SQL > Execute my_pack.bal_proc;
  
  (It took some time may be 4 hrs according to my watch).
  
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  can someone help me find a query which tell what was the time required to run a package.
  
  Thanks n rgds
  Saaz

  Before execution:
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  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
  

  Miguel

• cannot update Windows XP (KB2345886). What is the time required to download "fix It."

  I downloaded the fix to resolve the problem. It is said that difficulty it will not work with our runtime. Q - What is the time required for an alternative for the update above. Thank you

  Hi TorahHavurah,

  For two updates install, have you tried to download directly to install.  You can go here for KB2718704 and you can go here for KB2345886.

  For the .NET error, I suggest to try for the .NET Framework cleanup tool to see if that helps.

  I hope this helps!

• calculate the time difference.

  Hello

  How to calculate the time difference by using javascript.

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  BTW: it isn't ~ 2h30min is 3h30min

  Maybe something like this works:

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• Calculate the time (time zones)

  Hello

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• How to calculate the time to SELECT

  I want to know how to calculate the time taken by the SELECT query.
  
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  Any help would be much appreciated.

  To avoid the exit which is probably not really need you can make

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  end;
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  This gives an estimate of the time to recover all the lines.

• Is there an easy way to calculate the time difference?

  I am trying to find a way to calculate the time difference between

  here at a certain time

  var settime:Number = 02:35

  and

  now would be getDate();

  I tried something rediculus, but it does not work when I entered a date less than 24 hours, is there a class out there who can just this kind of things

  or y at - it something on the internet that could tell me the difference between different time

  Thank you

  My attempt

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  var tSecond:Number = 60;

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  var cSeconds:Number = date.getSeconds ();

  Set the first variable
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  var fM:Number;
  var fS: Number;

  A second set of Variable
  var sH: number;
  var sM:Number;
  var sS:Number;

  Final conversion for the Timer
  var finalMil:Number;

  Time variables that will need to be converted

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  fS = cSeconds - tSecond.
  finalMil = (sH * 60) + (sM * 60) + (sM * 60);
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  fS = cSeconds - tSecond.
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  fM = cMinutes - tMinute;
  fS = cSeconds - tSecond.
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  sH = fH + lastcallH;
  sM = fM + lastcallM;
  sS = fS + lastcallM;

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  {
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  sM = sM * (-1);
  sS = sS * (-1);
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  yahooTime.start ();

  yahooTime.addEventListener (TimerEvent.TIMER, displayCall);

  function displayCall(event:TimerEvent):void
  {
  trace ("well let's success");
  }

  your first trace() statement is almost certainly not what you want.

  dtDate2 is 08/08/2009

  and it's probably not what you want.  Flash months are zero-based.  That is to say, January corresponding to month 0 and December is the month 11.

• How to calculate the time

  I want to calculate the time. I want to subtract ' 01:00:00 ' AM currently, but I am getting error.
  
  SQL > /.
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  *
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  Thank you

  Not sure what you mean. If you want to subtract an hour from a date, keep in date arithmetic spirit uses day as a unit. To subtract an hour from a date, you need to subtract 1/24:

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    2  /
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> select sysdate,sysdate - 1/24 from dual
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  ------------------- -------------------
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• calculate the time in seconds, the day of the year and year

  I have a data file where they record three columns, the seconds elapsed since midnight, day of the year and the year.  I am creating a timestamp of LabVIEW from these three numbers.  Of seconds elapsed since midnight, I can create seconds, minutes and hours.  If I feed in a cluster of time with the day of the year and the year, the timestamp of output is 0.  Does not work.  Although an input of the day of the year element, the Date and time with seconds function apparently requires day for months and months to work.

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• "Database of the time spent waiting (%) "is 100 for the class of events 'competition '.

  Hello
  
  When start Enterprise Manager in Oracle 10 g, I have the following warning:
  
  'Database time spent waiting (%) "represent 100 for the class of events 'competition '.
  
  I'm new to the topic of listening, what I do with the warning?
  
  Greetings,

  >
  When start Enterprise Manager in Oracle 10 g, I have the following warning:

  'Database time spent waiting (%) "represent 100 for the class of events 'competition '.

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  >

  Are there conclusions ADDM OEM homepage? If so, click it and let ADDM say the cause of competition and let make you a recommendation. If this is not the case, go to the ADDM (Central Advisor-> ADDM) page and click 'Run ADDM to analyze current performance of proceedings'. It then (probably) will give you findings and recommendations.

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• QML: calculate the time interval between the touch events

  I create a custom button that is activated by a key event, in this way:

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  Any suggestions?

  You could also follow the time of the last event with the Javascript date.

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  -Check if time has passed...

• I am dual-boot between Windows 7 and Windows 8, but fear the time required to start,

  I am concerned about the time it takes my computer to start
  I have a system dual boot with Windows 7 and Windows 8, and it takes several minutes to decide to show me the screen to decide which OS to use, and then it restart and takes some time to start [the chosen OS
  Isn't time that Microsoft has put some of their skills as computers immediately when starting lit instead of focus on trying to outdo all other systems with stuff
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• How to calculate the time difference

  Hi friends,

  I want to calculate and the sum of the time difference.

  I have two fields in a table. Inside and OUTSIDE. for example.

  OUT IN DIFFERENT

  01:46 15:30?

  01:47 15:45?

  02:50 17:30?

  I want less above figure and the result will appear in different column.

  Help, please

  Kind regards

  Hello

  Assuming that the two columns are the VARCHAR2 data type and "represent" the hours and minutes:

  WITH sample_data AS (SELECT ' 01:46 ' in_col, 15:30 ' out_col FROM DUAL)

  UNION ALL

  SELECT ' 01:47 ' 15:45 ' OF THE DOUBLE

  UNION ALL

  SELECT ' 02:50 ', 17:30 ' OF THE DOUBLE

  )

  SELECT in_col,

  out_col,

  TO_CHAR (TO_DATE ((TO_DATE(out_col, 'HH24:MI')-TO_DATE(in_col, 'HH24:MI')) * 86400, «SSSSS»), "HH24") differ))

  OF sample_data;

  SQL > WITH sample_data AS (SELECT ' 01:46 ' in_col, 15:30 ' out_col FROM DUAL)

  2. ANY TRADE UNION

  3. SELECT ' 01:47 ' 15:45 ' OF THE DOUBLE

  4 UNION ALL

  5. SELECT ' 02:50 ', 17:30 ' OF THE DOUBLE

  6                      )

  7. SELECT in_col,

  out_col 8,.

  9 to_char (TO_DATE ((TO_DATE(out_col, 'HH24:MI')-TO_DATE(in_col, 'HH24:MI')) * 86400, «SSSSS»), "HH24") differ))

  10 FROM sample_data;

  IN_COL OUT_COL DIFFER

  ------ ------- ------

  01:46 15:30 13:44

  01:47 15:45 13:58

  02:50 17:30 14:40

  SQL >

• Estimate the time required to upgrade the h/w VM

  Hello

  It is finally time to upgrade my VI3.5.

  I expect the downtime required for virtual machines.

  Could someone advise, your past experience, the amount of time required to upgrade each VM h/w?

  Or which could be used to estimate as a point of departure for me?

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  mbx369,

  We passed one of our sites from 3.5 to 4 last week. We had planned for 1 hour of downtime, and in the end, there were about the same downtime as a reboot. There should be minimum downtime for your virtual machine, if you want to be upgrading the current hosts using the same hardware, you can put all your guests on a single host... upgraded to another, and then add the virtual machine to the new inventory of the hosts. I hope this helps!

• Calculate the time period

  I want to calculate the date to end date of beginning period, but I have problem
  For example, my start date is 'August 21, 2011' and my End Date is "August 21, 2012".
  So I want to result as months of the year and days like this is "2 YEARS".
  I wrote this command from pl/sql, but I figured it
  "TWO YEARS AND SIX DAYS."
  Please tell me how to calculate this period
  I have enclosed my query
  
  ----------------- QUERY ----------------------
  Declare
  number of mtot_days;
  number of mdays;
  number of myears;
  number of mmonths;
  V_Month Varchar2 (10);
  V_Year Varchar2 (10);
  V_Days Varchar2 (10);
  Start
  break;
  mtot_days: days = (: from_date,: to_date);
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  mmonths: = floor(mtot_days/30);
  If mmonths = 12 then
  mmonths: = 0;
  end if;
  Mdays: = mod(mtot_days,30);
  If mmonths = 1 then
  V_Month: = "MONTHS";
  on the other
  V_Month: = "MONTHS";
  End If;
  
  If myears = 1 then
  V_Year: = "YEAR";
  on the other
  V_Year: = "YEARS";
  End If;
  If mdays = 1 then
  V_Days: = "DAY";
  on the other
  V_Days: = "DAYS";
  End If;
  
  If myears = 0 and mmonths! = 0 and mdays! = 0 then
  : period: = mmonths | ' ' || V_Month | «AND» | Mdays | ' ' || V_DAYS;
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  Mdays = 0 and mmonths! = 0 and myears! = 0 then
  : period: = myears | ' ' || V_Year | «AND» | mmonths | ' ' || V_Month;
  ELSIF
  mmonths = 0 and myears! = 0 and mdays! = 0 then
  : period: = myears | ' ' || V_Year | «AND» | Mdays | ' ' || V_Days;
  ELSIF
  myears = 0 and = 0 and mdays mmonths! = 0 then
  : period: = mdays | ' ' || V_Days;
  ELSIF
  Mdays = 0 and = 0 and myears mmonths! = 0 then
  : period: = myears | ' ' || V_Year;
  ELSIF
  Mdays = 0 and = 0 and mmonths myears! = 0 then
  : period: = mmonths | ' ' || V_Month;
  ELSIF
  Mdays! = 0 and myears! = 0 and mdays! = 0 then
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  on the other
  : period: not = "ANY TIME."
  End If;
  
  end;

  not every month has 30 days. Use ADD_MONTHS() instead:

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  
  DECLARE
     v_start DATE := TO_DATE('21-AUG-2011', 'DD-MON-RRRR');
     v_end DATE := TO_DATE('22-JUN-2014', 'DD-MON-RRRR');
     v_cnt_years NUMBER := 0;
     v_cnt_months NUMBER := 0;
     v_cnt_days NUMBER := 0;
     v_date DATE;
  BEGIN
     v_date := v_start;
  
     WHILE ADD_MONTHS(v_date, 1) <= v_end
     LOOP
         v_date := ADD_MONTHS(v_date, 1);
         v_cnt_months := v_cnt_months + 1;
         IF v_cnt_months = 12 THEN
            v_cnt_years := v_cnt_years + 1;
            v_cnt_months := 0;
         END IF;
     END LOOP;
     v_cnt_days := v_end - v_date;
     --
     DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(
         TO_CHAR(v_start, 'DD-MON-RRRR') || ' - ' ||
         TO_CHAR(v_end, 'DD-MON-RRRR') || ': ' ||
         v_cnt_years || ' Years, ' || v_cnt_months || ' Months, ' || v_cnt_days || ' Days');
  END;
  /
  

  outpupt vor several ranges:

  21-AUG-2011 - 20-AUG-2012: 0 Years, 11 Months, 30 Days
  
  21-AUG-2011 - 21-AUG-2012: 1 Years, 0 Months, 0 Days
  
  21-AUG-2011 - 22-AUG-2012: 1 Years, 0 Months, 1 Days
  
  21-AUG-2011 - 22-JUN-2014: 2 Years, 10 Months, 1 Days
  

  Published by: Serge the 25.03.2011 10:46