Conversion of TIMESTAMP to Date?

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• with problems of casting timestamp to date

  Hello
  
  So here's what I have... I have a timestamp in my database and I need to return it as a date (because what used to work in WL8.1 now gives me a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: could not convert this to java.sql.Date in WL10). If I change my query as follows:
  
  I'm not running my old query to get a sample:
  Select col_key, col_time, col_other
  FROM table1 where col_key = "a".
  
  ... and I get to col_time * January 11, 2013 1:18:04.354261 PM'*... well.
  
  So, I take this value and I proceed as follows to test my format:
  
  Select CAST (to_timestamp (January 11, 2013 1:18:04.354261 PM', ' DD/MM/YYYY HH:MI:SS.ff PM') AS DATE) double;
  works perfectly, returns the date: 11/01/2013 13:18:04
  
  
  In view of the foregoing I apply to my old query:
  Select col_key, CAST (to_timestamp (col_time, ' MM/DD/YYYY hh:mi:ss.ff PM' ") AS DATE), col_other
  FROM table1 where col_key = "a".
  
  and I get a "ORA-01858: a non-digit character was found here where was waiting for a digital".
  
  ... where am I wrong?
  
  Thank you

  Martel wrote:
  Yes, it's a timestamp column...

  So okay, this is how I read online that I could convert a timestamp into date of...

  Well, what you are trying to convert a string to a timestamp and then convert the timestamp to date. That works, if you pass a string.

  If this is not the case... then how to return a timestamp as a date column?

  I already showed you in my sample code!

  I tried to_date but there is no formatting for milliseconds so why everyone suggests to_timestamp... and if this does not work then what can I do? WL10 convert timestamps java.sql.Date, so I need the request to give him a Date instead of a timestamp.

• Date of submission to the conversion of TIMESTAMP variable

  Hello
  I have a date database table id column, a quick date with calendar and I need to show the number of days between the DATE_COLUMN and PROMPT_VALUE.
  I am selected storage prompt value in variable presentation PROMPT_DATE.
  I think, I need to use the TIMESTAMPDIFF function, but I have this problem:
  
  TIMESTAMPDIFF (SQL_TSI_DAY, DATE_COLUMN, ANOTHER_DATE_COLUMN) is OK
  
  but
  
  TIMESTAMPDIFF (SQL_TSI_DAY, DATE_COLUMN, CAST (' @{PROMPT_DATE}' as DATE))
  
  I got the error:
  
  [nQSError: 10058] A general error occurred. [nQSError: 46046] 01/04/2000 DateTime value does not match the specified format. (HY000) (...... TIMESTAMPDIFF (SQL_TSI_DAY, periods. ((' ' Month ', cast (' 01 / 04/2000 ' as date))...)
  
  I Don t know how to convert variable date of presentation by TIMESTAMP or another format, that I can use in TIMESTAMPDIFF function.
  
  I have an idea, but I'd like to find another solution. One solution might be to analyze variable presentation string, substring pieces 3 per day, mount, year and concat that parts in a single string, which can be used in TIMESTAMP call
  But I'm having a problem with the format of date and places. For example, in English, I'll have jj/mm/aaaa mask, in another language, I will have exact mask
  
  Can you help me?

  EVALUATE ("(%1, %2) TO_DATE', 'variable @dashboard',' the date format of the variable of dashboard")

• Conversion rates for simultaneous data acquisition

  I use a Mech multifunction data acquisition. / s/SMU-6366. The maximum sampling frequency for the analog inputs is 2 MHz. Is the time of actual conversion of CDA always 0.5µs, or t - it change with the evolution of the sampling frequency? Can I set the time of the conversion? Reading, looks with peripheral multiplex, you can set convert it clock and the sample separately clock. What is with simultaneous data acquisition?

  Hi Daniel K..

  It is a big question. I wonder if you get any errant behaviour - your card is not up samples as you hope?

  Here is some information that might help you:

  What kind of analog-digital converters are used in National Instruments hardware DAQ Multifunction...

  Wikipedia: successive approximations ADC

  I'm not sure exactly what happens, but dare a guess time digitizing ADC does not vary with the frequency of sampling.  And it will also be more than 0.5 US - it is more than likely faster than that.

  I hope this helps.  Good luck with your application!

• Conversion of the time/date STAMP backup to the DATE format?

  Hello community,

  is it possible, to convert the backup timestamp Format (which is written by RMAN in the columns titled "STAMP" in NUMBER data types) in a regular Format of DateTime?

  I can't find any data about this timeformat only this:

  'specifies that the backup the value timestamp, which is a 4-byte value derived as the number of seconds since a reference period fixed'.

  But what kind of 'fixed reference time' is it?

  I would like to show the output of the view RC_RMAN_OUTPUT of the RMAN catalog with a timestamp of humanreadable for each line of output, but there is only one column of STAMP.

  Thank you

  Tobias

  I found for myself:

  Select

  (to_date('1987-07-04 00:00:00', 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS') + STAMP, 24, 60, 60) log_date,.

  output

  of rc_rman_output

  order by recid;

• How to prevent the Automatic Conversion of TIMESTAMP Format column (0) WITH ZONE VARCHAR2

  Hello

  I created a view of my table and columns with the date format is automatically converted to varchar type...

  How can I avoid this?

  Create view V_T2 as

  Select

  MAX (DECODE (RESULT_TYPE, THE FROM ', DECODE (BACKUP_LEVEL_ID, 'F', LAST_START, NULL), NULL)) LAST_SUCCESS_FULL_START,.

  MAX LAST_SUCCESS_INC_START (DECODE (RESULT_TYPE,' TO DECODE (BACKUP_LEVEL_ID, 'F', NULL, LAST_START), NULL))

  of backup_log;

  the first 'LAST_SUCCESS_FULL_START' column format remains TIMESTAMP (0) WITH ZONE SCHEDULE, but the other changes to VARCHAR.

  the LAST_START column in my table in the source format is also TIMESTAMP (0) WITH ZONE SCHEDULE.

  Thank you for helping me.

  user649075 wrote:

  Create view V_T2 as

  Select

  MAX (DECODE (RESULT_TYPE, THE FROM ', DECODE (BACKUP_LEVEL_ID, 'F', LAST_START, NULL), NULL)) LAST_SUCCESS_FULL_START,.

  MAX LAST_SUCCESS_INC_START (DECODE (RESULT_TYPE,' TO DECODE (BACKUP_LEVEL_ID, 'F', NULL, LAST_START), NULL))

  of backup_log;

  The NULL value is treated as a VARCHAR2 since she does not have a real data type.

  Try to CAST as the appropriate data type.

  cast( null as timestamp(0) with time zone)
  

  MK

• Conversion is not copy data

  I modified the example application command line allowing possibly thin discs put in service. When a thin available property is set to true, the following block of code is executed in the function "BuildCloningParams".

  if (_vmThinProvision) {
  
       converterStorageParams.targetDiskParams = new ConverterStorageParamsManagedTargetDiskParams[_sourceLogicalVolumeInfo.Length]; 
      ConverterStorageParamsManagedTargetDiskParams targetDiskParams = new ConverterStorageParamsManagedTargetDiskParams(); 
    
  
       int volumeCount = 0;   
  
       foreach (ConverterComputerOsInfoLogicalVolumeInfo volumeInfo in _sourceLogicalVolumeInfo)      {
            targetDiskParams.sourceDiskId = volumeInfo.volumeId;
            targetDiskParams.diskType = "vmfsMonolithicFlatThinProvisioned"; 
  
            targetDiskParams.datastoreName = _vmDatastoreName;
  
            converterStorageParams.targetDiskParams[volumeCount] = targetDiskParams;
  
            volumeCount++;
       }
  }
  
  

  The question is when this provision of the code is run (when _vmThinProvision is set to true), the virtual machine is created successfully, but no data is never copied/converted to the new virtual machine. In the vCenter Converter management console, it just shows work as compeleted immediately (and shows no error).

  If _vmThinProvision is false (and this block of code is not executed), then the conversion works correctly and the data is copied. Obviously there is something in this little block of code that is not correctly say the agent migrates the data, but I can't understand what it is.

  Any ideas what could be causing the problem? Thank you.

  You mix * disk * ID with * volume * IDs. The discs are "physical" storage The volumes are "drive letters" the OS sees. After querying the source, you get two tables - one with "ofConverterStorageInfoDiskInfoand the other is with 'ConverterStorageInfoVolumeInfo's. Each entry has a diskId or volumeId respectively. VolumeInfo holds the diskId to the drive where the volume is physically assigned. Each volume can have several "diskId to cover the case of dynamic disks (i.e. one volume spanning across multiple disks). When you do P2V Converter is cloning * volumes * (in other words, what operating system sees, because it also offers the possibility of taking snapshots on the level of volume rather than at the level of the disc). You must give each volume ID desired on the target in the target storage settings source.

  Now, when you create the storage schema target mapping is a little different. You have an array of targetDiskParams (that you create), but sourceDiskId Member should be valid * disc ID * on the source, but you put * volume ID * it. Each instance of ConverterStorageParamsManagedTargetDiskParams was a member of ConverterStorageParamsVolumeCloningParams . It holds all the * volumes * you want to be placed on the disk target. Note that, with this structure, you cannot specify multiple disks of a volume, which means that each volume is entirely contained in a single disk on the target (no dynamic disks).

  So, to get to your problem, you need to specify a * valid source ID disk * and an array of volume cloning params for each instance of targetDiskParams. Each instance of VolumeCloningParams must specify a * volume valid source ID *. Volumes not mentioned in the target disk params will be ignored during conversion.

  You don't need to look at ConverterComputerOsInfoLogicalVolumeInfo.

  HTH,

  Ivan

• How can I validate attribute (type timestamp) enter date day is not Sunday.

  Hi all
  
  problem is I want to validate the attribute of type timestamp. When the user select a date if the current date is Sunday as the error message
  
  show to the user.
  
  I can do this with the expression of the Groove.

  You can add a validation script to the EO attribute and use groovy as expression

  def d = newValue;
  println d.day;
  return d.day != 0;
        
  

  I have only tested with a date, but it should work with a timestamp too...

  Timo

• Convert unix timestamp to date after the change to daylight saving time

  Hello
  
  in one of the products, we use internal Scheduler stores dates (and times) in a format Unix, which is seconds since January 1, 1970. We used this SQL to extract the effective date:
  
  To_char (t.next_fire_time /(24*60*60*1000) + to_date('19700101020000','yyyymmddhh24miss'), 'yyyymmddhh24miss')
  
  Everything worked well until that time has changed this weekend from UTC + 2 to UTC + 1 (we are located in Eastern Europe). Since then, the above query returns an hour later than planned.
  
  I.e. of timestamp * 1320067800000 * is returned as * 20111031153000 * even thought is correct (and the actual time, the event was planned) * October 31, 11 PM 02.30.16.000000 *.
  
  I found queries like this on various forums and nobody seems to care of DST. Is this a configuration problem in the DB or is this a bug in our code?
  
  I tried selecting the SESSIONTIMEZONE and the DBTIMEZONE and both were + 1.
  
  Any help appreciated.

  Your problem is coded hard 2 hours shift:

  TO_DATE (19700101'020000', 'yyyymmddhh24miss')

  You need to calculate the current offset to adapt it to the current situation of DST:

  with sample_table as (
                        select date '1970-01-01' + 1320067800000 / 1000 / 3600 / 24 dt_utc from dual
                       )
  select  dt_utc,
          dt_utc +
          extract(
                       timezone_hour
                  from
                       from_tz(cast(dt_utc as timestamp),'utc') at time zone 'Europe/Prague'
                 ) / 24 dt_prague,
          extract(
                       timezone_hour
                  from
                       from_tz(cast(dt_utc as timestamp),'utc') at time zone 'Europe/Prague'
                 ) tz_offset
    from  sample_table
  /
  
  DT_UTC              DT_PRAGUE            TZ_OFFSET
  ------------------- ------------------- ----------
  2011-10-31 13:30:00 2011-10-31 14:30:00          1
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Conversion of timestamp unix to #now () #.

  I am trying to convert my personal website of PHP CF9 (I wanted CF10, but apparently, CF10/Linux is hard to find), and when import my existing blog posts in the new database, I found with unexpected date for post stamps.

  A post from November of last year turned into a 5 digit year August.  I guess that's a thing of time unix, and since I will use #now () # for the posts to come, I'll need to convert the existing posts to use the new format.

  I think I can just do a query update, but I have no idea how to transform the existing timestamps into something that the DateFormat() attribute will be able to be formatted correctly.  Any advice?

  Try this function from CFLIB: http://www.cflib.org/udf/EpochTimeToDate

  Jason

• Date Validation /Conversion as string to date

  Hello Oracle experts
  
  I'm trying to find the right date conversion/validation. The problem is that I get as string(dd-Mon-yy) format date in a text file. I need to load it into an Oracle table in the form of text, then post the text as a date is valid.
  
  I can check the day and year. But how to check the month. If the date is * 1 April 11 * it's OK but if it is as * ODA / 01/11 * so how to check the string of months is one channel of 12 months. I mean from January to December.
  
  If I use the conversion to this day, I get the error ORA-1843.
  
  with t1 as
  (
  SELECT ' 01-CCA-11' stringdate FROM DUAL Union all the
  SELECT 1 December 11 ' stringdate FROM DUAL Union all the
  SELECT ' 01-Juk-11' stringdate FROM DUAL Union all the
  SELECT 1st April 11 ' stringdate FROM DUAL
  )
  
  The first and 3 record is incorrect month.
  
  Help, please.
  
  
  I use
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production
  With partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
  
  
  Thank you
  
  Rajesh

  If you want to just check the month (and assuming that the month is English), you could do something like

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  with x as (
    2  (SELECT '01-Apd-11' stringdate FROM DUAL union all
    3   SELECT '01-Dec-11' stringdate FROM DUAL union all
    4   SELECT '01-Juk-11' stringdate FROM DUAL union all
    5   SELECT '01-Apr-11' stringdate FROM DUAL ))
    6  select (case when regexp_instr(
    7                       x.stringdate,
    8                       '-(Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec)-'
  ) > 0
    9               then 'Valid'
   10               else 'Invalid'
   11           end) status,
   12         stringdate
   13*   from x
  SQL> /
  
  STATUS  STRINGDAT
  ------- ---------
  Invalid 01-Apd-11
  Valid   01-Dec-11
  Invalid 01-Juk-11
  Valid   01-Apr-11
  

  Justin

  Published by: Justin cave on July 30, 2011 19:32

• Conversion of java.util.date in TimestampLTZ

  HIE
  
  How can I convert a java.util.date type oracle.jbo.domain.TimestampLTZ?
  
  Vik

  Since java.sql.Timestamp extended (i.e., "is a") java.util.Date, simply use the constructor Timestamp (java.sql.Timestamp):

  // y is a java.util.Date
  
  oracle.jbo.domain.TimestampLTZ x = new TimestampLTZ(y);
  

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B25221_05/Web.1013/b16006/Oracle/JBO/domain/timestamp.html#Timestamp_java_util_Date _

• Conversion of TimeStamp can be used as

  I've been using this script, which seems to be everywhere on the web, but get a different date for what is in my database:

  <? PHP {? >}

  < h3 > <? PHP echo $row_GetsNewsText ['post_title'];? > < / h3 >

  <? PHP $datetime = $row_GetsNewsText ['post_date'];

  $year = substr ($datetime, 0, 4);

  $mon = substr ($datetime, 4, 2);

  $day = substr ($datetime, 6, 2);

  $hour = substr ($datetime, 8, 2);

  $min = substr ($datetime, 10, 2);

  $sec = substr ($datetime, 12, 2);

  $orgdate = date ("F jS, Y", mktime ($hour, $min, $sec, $mon, $day, $year));

    ?>

  < h4 > <? PHP echo $orgdate;? > <? PHP / *? > <? PHP echo $row_GetsNewsText ['post_date'];? > <? PHP * /? > < / h4 >

  < p > <? PHP echo $row_GetsNewsText ['post_content'];? > < / p >

  <? PHP} while ($row_GetsNewsText = mysql_fetch_assoc ($GetsNewsText));? >

  I do not understand concerning the ORDER of the variables in $orgdate? I tried in different orders, which has varying effects, so this must be the key, I guess that?

  The two entries MUST show:

  January 8, 2010-June 15, 2010

  But what I get is:

  December 1, 2009-December 6, 2009

  I keep seeing January = 1 and June = 6, so we can assume I get close?

  I'm sure it's something obvious, but can't find it.

  This script appears only if it is based on the way the MySQL timestamps were formatted in MySQL 3.23 and 4.0.

  The old time stamp looked like this: 20101127204235.

  The same timestamp MySQL 4.1 looks like this: 2010-11-27 20:43:35.

  So you get the wrong timestamp with substring() definitions parts.

  However, if you use PHP 5.2 or 5.3, you can do it much more simply:

  $datetime = new DateTime($row_GetsNewsText['post_date']);
  $orgdate = $datetime->format('F jS, Y');
  

• UNIX timestamp to date

  Hello
  
  I use developer SQL to query an oracle 8 database and
  I need to convert a timestamp unix in a time format date - YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS
  
  I am currently using
  , to_date (19700101' 00:00: 01 ',' YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS') + sh.order_date / 86400
  
  but it returns just the date in the format DD-MMM-AA

  If you want a DATE to look a certain way, use TO_CHAR

  to_char (
     to_date('19700101 00:00:01','YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS')+sh.order_date/86400
  , 'YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS')
  

• Adding timestamp to date?

  How can I add a timestamp to a column in my query?
  
  date column is formatted as June 22, 10 '
  
  
  Select event_date_time, entity_name, EVent_log event_description
  
  Returns
  

  04-FEB-10     PROJECT     EDIT SECTION STATUS OF A PROJECT
  04-FEB-10     PROJECT     EDIT SECTION STATUS OF A PROJECT
  04-FEB-10     PROJECT     EDIT SECTION STATUS OF A PROJECT
  04-FEB-10     PROJECT     EDIT SECTION STATUS OF A PROJECT

  Published by: francislazaro on June 24, 2010 11:33

  Select to_char (sysdate, ' ' MON-DD-YYYY HH24:MI:SS) twice;
  Either ware that timestamp is the different type of data to date that can store milliseconds as well.