Convert a value mixed case in colum uppercase values

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  A mixed case (lowercase + uppercase) for a recorded session archiveID has made me see my reading from zero seconds anywhere on the timeline, I'm "looking" recording.

  Record AND play sets an id of archive as such:

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  BUT the problems of theare 2,.

  1) in my webdav my recordings return cases (most come with all lowercase characters), as such:

  

  2) (probably due to problem 1) during playback in SessionManagerPlayback.as::subscribeCollection (156-181 lines), there is code that is never executed:

  NB: in this case, we are mirrored the statement if low in FMS when recording the collectionName
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  var seekTime:Number = currentTime-_offsetTable [collName];
  If (seekTime > PACING_INTERVAL) {}
  It is really a search!
  seekTime = seekTime/1000;
  
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  monsuivi ("= subscribeCollection" + p_collectionName + "-seek and play" + seekTime);

  Where you see the "/ / this is really a search" is never executed because "collName" var returns a string "< more_lower_case_text_here > _player_s_17463_t_2011-08-17t11_05_00-04_00/AVManager" where the "upper case T" is now tiny too! which causes the "seekTime" to be "NaN" from the glance upward in _offsetTable [collName] does not refer a valid number.

  Anyone else seeing this? Anyone can reproduce this?

  Let me know if you need more information

  Thank you

  Alex G.

  PS. I'll try a temporary solution to the bottom of the archiveIDs box before my app it sets in the ArchiveManager, but I would like to know if I'm crazy or we can expect in the future a bug fix

  Hi Alex,

  I can reproduce.  I'll put it on our bug queue.  As you mentioned earlier, must use all lower cased archiveIDs until this is resolved.

  Thank you

  Nikola

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  I have a problem that is perhaps easy to solve, but I do not know the answer.

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• How to force the object mixed case names in REST GET SQL service

  Hello

  Version of ADR: 3.0.1.177.18.02

  Apex version: 5.0.1.00.06

  DB version: 12.1.0.2

  GlassFish 4.1 Community Edition

  I am creating a web service using the method = GET and source type = query using names of objects with different cases.  The web service is forcing my lowercase object names.

  I know I can set the web service by changing the type of PL/SQL source to hand and create manually using htp.prn, mixed case works when I do this.

  But it is a huge SQL except for the forced lowercase, such works as required.

  Example of

  Create a simple web service test, type GET, type source query.

  select sysdate as "currentDate" from dual
  
  

  The result will be

  {"currentdate": "2015-11 - 23 T 12: 44:25Z '}

  and not the expected

  {"currentDate": "2015-11 - 23 T 12: 44:25Z '}

  Is there a way to tell the engine to keep the case and do not force lowercase?  apex_json is case-sensitive, which makes this weird behavior.

  declare
     json   varchar2 (32767) := '{"firstName":"Olafur Tryggvason"}';
  begin
     apex_json.parse (json);
     dbms_output.put_line ('Mixed case: ' || apex_json.GET_VARCHAR2 ('firstName'));
     dbms_output.put_line ('Lowercase: ' || apex_json.GET_VARCHAR2 ('firstname'));
  end;
  
  

  Will display:

  Executed PL/SQL block

  Mixed case: Olafur Tryggvason

  Tiny:

  Concerning

  Olafur,

  Post edited by: Olafur T Added version information

  Just got a response from an SR that I created.  camelCase is not supported.  Workaround is creating it in pl/sql.

• Convert numeric values to listoutput

  
  I have to load a listoutput of host to an external table.

  The listoutput looks like

  GRDNR ZAHL_DAT man

  09551972 03.04.2013 1,000.00

  20792116 03.04.2013 30.00

  18815699 08.04.2013 1,000.00

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  My problem is, that the value 'Man' has points of numbers.

  The script for the outer table is:

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  (

  GRDNR INTEGER ,

  ZAHL_DAT DATE NULL,       

  MAN NUMBER (7,2) NULL

  )

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  ACCESS PARAMETERS

  ()RECORDS DELIMITED BY newline

  BADFILE "LQSK74K1.bad"

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  fields

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  , FILLER3 TANK (10)

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  )

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  NOMONITORING;

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  Well cordially

  Klaus

  One method would be to load the man as varchar2 values and then use a view with to_number and nls_numeric_characters, to convert, as shown below.

  Scott@orcl12c > LO TYPE HOST. SDS. LQSK74K

  GRDNR ZAHL_DAT man

  09551972 03.04.2013 1,000.00

  20792116 03.04.2013 30.00

  18815699 08.04.2013 1,000.00

  15688068 18.04.2013 960,00

  Scott@orcl12c > CREATE or REPLACE DIRECTORY pfad_csv_in_host AS 'c:\my_oracle_files '.

  2.

  Created directory.

  Scott@orcl12c > CREATE TABLE EXT_LQSK74K1

  () 2

  3 GRDNR INTEGER,

  4 ZAHL_DAT DATE NULL,

  5 MAN VARCHAR2 (10) NULL

  6)

  7 EXTERNAL ORGANIZATION

  8 (TYPE ORACLE_LOADER

  9 DEFAULT DIRECTORY PFAD_CSV_IN_HOST

  10 ACCESS SETTINGS

  11 (RECORDS DELIMITED BY NEWLINE

  12 BADFILE "LQSK74K1.bad."

  13 LOGFILE "LQSK74K1.log".

  14 JUMP 1

  15 fields

  16 (FILLER1 CHAR (1)

  17, GRDNR (8) TANK

  18, FILLER2 CHAR (20)

  19, ZAHL_DAT char (10) date mask date_format 'dd.mm.yyyy '.

  20, FILLER3 CHAR (10)

  21, MAN TANK (10)

  22           )

  23          )

  24 LOCATION (PFAD_CSV_IN_HOST: "LO.) SDS. LQSK74K')

  25)

  RELEASE 26 UNLIMITED LIMIT

  27 NOPARALLEL

  28 NOMONITORING

  29.

  Table created.

  Scott@orcl12c > SELECT * from ext_lqsk74k1

  2.

  GRDNR ZAHL_DAT MAN

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

  9551972 03.04.2013 1,000.00

  792116 03.04.2013 30.00

  8815699 08.04.2013 1,000.00

  5688068 08.04.2013 960,00

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  Scott@orcl12c > man COLUMN FORMAT 999,999.00

  Scott@orcl12c > test_view VIEW to CREATE or REPLACE AS

  2 SELECT grdnr, zahl_dat,

  3 CAST

  4 (TO_NUMBER

  5 (man,

  6 "999G999D99."

  7 ' NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = ",". ")

  8 as a NUMBER (7.2)) man

  9 FROM ext_lqsk74k1

  10.

  Created view.

  Scott@orcl12c > test_view DESC

  Name                                      Null?    Type

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

  GRDNR NUMBER (38)

  ZAHL_DAT                                           DATE

  MAN NUMBER (7.2)

  Scott@orcl12c > SELECT * FROM test_view

  2.

  GRDNR ZAHL_DAT MAN

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

  9551972 03.04.2013 1 000,00

  792116 03.04.2013 30.00

  8815699 08.04.2013 1 000,00

  5688068 08.04.2013 960.00

  4 selected lines.

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  Hi all. I've got bp_link table with 'avalue' column VARCHAR2 (200). If I can find a different version of p here:
  
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  But it still does not, maybe I don't see anything else.
  
  When I just "select * from...". "it works:
  
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• Small caps in common titles - mixed case problem

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• Try to use regular expressions to convert names in title case

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  Remove double spaces
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  Return retName;
  }

  Edited by: FuzzyBunnyFeet on Jan 17, 2011 10:56 AM
  
  Edited by: FuzzyBunnyFeet on Jan 17, 2011 10:57 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

  It looks like you want the equivalent to Java

  echo -e "DAN MARINO\nold macdonald\nROY BLOUNT, JR.\nCAROL mosely-BrAuN\nTom Jones\nST.LOUIS\nST.LOUIS, MO"|perl -pe's#\b(\w+)\b#\u\L$1#g'
  

  Unfortunately, the implementation of Java does not support

  The pre-treatment operations \l \u, \L and \U.

  http://download.Oracle.com/javase/6/docs/API/Java/util/regex/pattern.html#JCC