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• How to convert a xs: date for XS: DateTime

  In my application, there are the following 2 cases, I need to manage:

  1. I have a "XS: date" and I need to convert it in "XS: DateTime".
  2. I have a "XS: date" and a "XS: Time" and I need to combine in ' XS: DateTime.

  Following the answer to this question on Stackoverflow, I tried both " xs:dateTime($date) "and" fn:dateTime($date, $time) " but none of them worked.

  When I used " xs:dateTime($date) " to manage the 1st case, I got the following exception during the OSB has reached the stage of conversion for the date:

  OSB Replace action failed updating variable "body": Error parsing XML: {err}XP0021: "2014-12-09": can not cast to {http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}dateTime: error: date: Invalid date value: wrong type: 2014-12-09
  

  When I used " fn:dateTime($date, $time) ", the transformation is not yet accepted by the IDE. " It displays the following error:

  line 113, column 42: "{http://www.w3.org/2004/07/xpath-functions}dateTime" unknown function (or number of arguments (2) is wrong
   
  

  For now, as a solution, I use 'concat' to combine the date and time fields in the 2nd case and add 'T00:00:00' to handle case 1, but I think that this is not a good approach.

  I would be very grateful if you could show me how I can correctly convert date in dateTime format fields.

  For the moment, I use OSB 11 g with the last v11.1.1.7.4 grouped patch applied.

  Found in the documentation that, in fact, only the working paper 2004-07 is implemented in this version:

  https://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E28280_01/admin.1111/e15867/XQuery.htm#OSBAG444

  According to the specifications, the casting of XS: date for XS: DateTime should work:

  XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 functions and operators

  But as I mentioned previously, it is perhaps that you do not pass the correct data type.

  If the data are not based on a schema, then sch:jdOriginalPromisedDeliveryDate will be considered from type xdt: untypedAtomic and cannot be cast in all except XS: String.

  Is - it works better:

  {xs: date ($jdOriginalPromisedDeliveryDate) cast as xs: DateTime}

  ?

• convert data from oracle to sql server functions

  In oracle, I get the result.

  floor ((trunc (INF. INFUSION_DTE) - trunc(S.BIRTH_DTE))/365.25) as PATIENT_AGE,)

  example: patient_age is 30

  How to write in sql server, looking for the same result as an oracle.

  CONVERT (VARCHAR (12), t.event_dte, 111) event_dte,.

  CONVERT (VARCHAR (12), p.birthday, 111) anniversary.

  Google is your friend... search for "sql server convert date of birth age" and you will get many examples. And here's one:

  DATEDIFF (hour, p.birthday, t.event_dte) / 8766 as age

  HTH,
  Brian

• Insert data as XML into the Oracle Table

  Hi all
  
  I have a requirement where the data in XML format, and I need to insert into the Oracle Table. For example, I get XML data in the following format,
  < results >
  < row >
  < BANK_ACCOUNT_ID > 10010 < / BANK_ACCOUNT_ID >
  < BANK_ID > 300968 < / BANK_ID >
  Vision operations < LEGAL_ENTITY > < / LEGAL_ENTITY >
  < BANK_NAME > BofA < / BANK_NAME >
  < BANK_ACCOUNT_NUM > 10271-17621-619 < / BANK_ACCOUNT_NUM >
  < BANK_ACCOUNT_NAME > BofA-204 < / BANK_ACCOUNT_NAME >
  < BRANCH_NAME > New York < / BRANCH_NAME >
  USD < CURRENCY_CODE > < / CURRENCY_CODE >
  < BALANCE_DATE > 2007 - 11 - 09 < / BALANCE_DATE >
  < LEDGER_BALANCE > 432705900.56 < / LEDGER_BALANCE >
  < / row >
  < row >
  < BANK_ACCOUNT_ID > 10091 < / BANK_ACCOUNT_ID >
  < BANK_ID > 300984 < / BANK_ID >
  Vision industries < LEGAL_ENTITY > < / LEGAL_ENTITY >
  Barclay Bank < BANK_NAME > < / BANK_NAME >
  < BANK_ACCOUNT_NUM > 70986798 < / BANK_ACCOUNT_NUM >
  Bank Multi currency-626 < BANK_ACCOUNT_NAME > Barclays < / BANK_ACCOUNT_NAME >
  Reading < BRANCH_NAME > < / BRANCH_NAME >
  GBP < CURRENCY_CODE > < / CURRENCY_CODE >
  < BALANCE_DATE > 2007 - 11 - 14 < / BALANCE_DATE >
  < LEDGER_BALANCE > 24244085.24 < / LEDGER_BALANCE >
  < / row >
  < row >
  < BANK_ACCOUNT_ID > 10127 < / BANK_ACCOUNT_ID >
  < BANK_ID > 300968 < / BANK_ID >
  < LEGAL_ENTITY > SSC U.S. 01 < / LEGAL_ENTITY >
  < BANK_NAME > BofA < / BANK_NAME >
  < BANK_ACCOUNT_NUM > 4898744 < / BANK_ACCOUNT_NUM >
  < BANK_ACCOUNT_NAME > BofA SSC U.S. 02-7188 < / BANK_ACCOUNT_NAME >
  < BRANCH_NAME > New York < / BRANCH_NAME >
  USD < CURRENCY_CODE > < / CURRENCY_CODE >
  < BALANCE_DATE > 2007 - 11 - 28 < / BALANCE_DATE >
  < LEDGER_BALANCE > 10783815.28 < / LEDGER_BALANCE >
  < / row >
  < / results >
  
  I like to write PLSQL code that will receive these data with XML tags and insert it into the Oracle Table. Is this possible with built-in XML features provided in the Oracle database?
  
  Please Guide...
  
  Kind regards
  Priyanka

  But the problem is the file XML is to have the details of the records if you carefully observed the XML file. But by using more high statement select I get output in the following format.
  ORG_ID REQ_LINE PO_NUMBER EXPECTED_REC_QTY USER_NAME REQ_NUMBER
  204204 1444714450 11 64446445 11 OPERATIONSOPERATIONS

  The table has only one row, so you get a single row as output.
  I'm surprised that you find useful examples showing how to divide the data into several lines.

  (1) create the table with the following option, it will optimize the performance of storage and query for large XML documents:

  CREATE TABLE xxios_xml_data_test(xml_data XMLTYPE)
  XMLTYPE COLUMN xml_data STORE AS SECUREFILE BINARY XML
  ;
  

  (2) interview table with:

  SQL> select x.*
    2  from xxios_xml_data_test t
    3     , xmltable(
    4         '/Results/Row'
    5         passing t.xml_data
    6         columns ORG_ID           number       path 'ORG_ID'
    7               , REQ_NUMBER       number       path 'REQ_NUMBER'
    8               , REQ_LINE         number       path 'REQ_LINE'
    9               , PO_NUMBER        number       path 'PO_NUMBER'
   10               , EXPECTED_REC_QTY number       path 'EXPECTED_REC_QTY'
   11               , USER_NAME        varchar2(30) path 'USER_NAME'
   12       ) x
   13  ;
  
      ORG_ID REQ_NUMBER   REQ_LINE  PO_NUMBER EXPECTED_REC_QTY USER_NAME
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------------- ------------------------------
         204      14447          1       6444                1 OPERATIONS
         204      14450          1       6445                1 OPERATIONS
   
  

• Any ideas to convert oracle XML or CLOB type collections

  Hi all
  
  Have actively tried to convert collections of oracle XML or CLOB objects to be stored in the table of database for logging purposes. Tried to look for clues. You can help.
  
  Here is the script that I created temporarily to try the code:
  
  DROP TABLE insert_table;
  
  CREATE TABLE insert_table
  (
  Serial NUMBER (9),
  first name VARCHAR2 (35),
  name VARCHAR2 (35),
  E-mail VARCHAR2 (65).
  home_phone NUMBER (10),
  work_phone NUMBER (10),
  CONSTRAINT serial_pk PRIMARY KEY (serial)
  );
  
  DELETE FROM temporary_table;
  
  INSERT INTO temporary_table VALUES (1, "Arthur", "Wright", "[email protected]", 5439021232, NULL);
  INSERT INTO temporary_table VALUES (2, 'will', "Ball", "[email protected]", 4379021000, NULL);
  INSERT INTO temporary_table VALUES (3, 'Kerwin","Mike","[email protected]", 9018236733, 6621232356);
  INSERT INTO temporary_table VALUES (4, 'Krammer', 'Cone', '[email protected]', NULL, 3238483323);
  
  DROP TYPE obj_detail FORCE
  /
  DROP TYPE obj_detail_list FORCE
  /
  
  CREATE or REPLACE TYPE obj_detail AS OBJECT
  (Serial NUMBER (9),
  full_name VARCHAR2 (70).
  Department VARCHAR2 (10),
  assessment VARCHAR2 (1))
  /
  
  CREATE or REPLACE TYPE obj_detail_list AS TABLE OF THE obj_detail
  /
  
  DECLARE
  CTX DBMS_XMLGEN.ctxHandle;
  XML CLOB.
  obj_det_list obj_detail_list: = obj_detail_list ();
  BEGIN
  SELECT obj_detail (series,
  last_name. first name,
  "Software."
  « A »)
  LOOSE COLLECTION obj_det_list
  Of insert_table;
  
  CTX: = DBMS_XMLGEN.newContext ("SELECT * FROM TABLE (obj_det_list)'");
  Dbms_output.put_line (ctx);
  
  XML: = DBMS_XMLGEN.getXML (ctx);
  Dbms_output.put_line (xml);
  
  DBMS_XMLGEN.closeContext (ctx);
  END;
  /

  Hello

  "" "You're almost there. '"

  The error you have is because you try to refer to a local variable (the collection) in a static SQL string.
  A solution would be to use a binding in the query variable, but only VARCHAR2 with DBMS_XMLGEN are allowed.

  However, you can bind the collection using a REF CURSOR:

  SQL> DECLARE
    2    ctx          DBMS_XMLGEN.ctxHandle;
    3    xml          CLOB;
    4    obj_det_list obj_detail_list := obj_detail_list();
    5
    6    rc           sys_refcursor;
    7
    8  BEGIN
    9
   10   SELECT obj_detail(serial,
   11                     last_name || first_name,
   12                     'Software',
   13                     'A')
   14   BULK COLLECT INTO obj_det_list
   15   FROM temp_table;
   16
   17   OPEN rc FOR SELECT * FROM TABLE(obj_det_list);
   18
   19   ctx := DBMS_XMLGEN.newContext(rc);
   20   xml := DBMS_XMLGEN.getXML (ctx);
   21   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (xml);
   22
   23   DBMS_XMLGEN.closeContext(ctx);
   24   CLOSE rc;
   25
   26  END;
   27  /
  
  
  
   
    1
    WrightArthur
    Software
    A
   
   
    2
    BallWill
    Software
    A
   
   
    3
    MikeKerwin
    Software
    A
   
   
    4
    ConeKrammer
    Software
    A
   
  
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
   
  

  You don't even need DBMS_XMLGEN:

  DECLARE
  
    xml          CLOB;
    obj_det_list obj_detail_list;
  
  BEGIN
  
   SELECT obj_detail(serial,
                     last_name || first_name,
                     'Software',
                     'A')
   BULK COLLECT INTO obj_det_list
   FROM temp_table;
  
   SELECT xmltype(cursor(select * from table(obj_det_list))).getClobVal()
   INTO xml
   FROM dual;
  
   DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (xml);
  
  END;
  /
  

• How to retrieve the image BLOB from database and display the image in rtf file using the Oracle XML Desktop 5.6.2 publication server?

  Hi all

  Here I have the image BLOB in the database files,

  I want to show the image to PDF using file to rtf using Oracle Xml Desktop Publisher,

  Hi all

  I found the solution for reading Image BLOB of data base & display in Pdf format.

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  ByteArrayOutputStream OutputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();

  	Byte [] imageByte;
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• Convert to Oracle SQL to MS SQL

  Hello
  
  I use the following in Microsoft SQL Server for recordcount:
  
  declare @today datetime
  Select @today = convert (datetime, convert (varchar, GETDATE(), 112), 112)
  
  SELECT COUNT (*) FROM TABLE1 WHERE COALESCE (MODIFIEDDATE, CREATEDDATE) < @today-120
  
  
  How can I convert this Oracle script?

  MRP wrote:
  Hello

  I use the following in Microsoft SQL Server for recordcount:

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• TestStand database error - error converting data from nchar int type.

  Hello

  I used SQL standards database stored procedure options to store records of my test and I added the generated tables and stored procedures in a database and it seems to work OK in this form. However when I change the UUT_Results table to include a new column that contains the value of the primary key of another table in the database that I meet problems.

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  An error has occurred by executing a statement.
  Schema: SQL Server Stored Proc (NOR)
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  Description: Error converting data from nchar int type.
  Number:-2147217913
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  SQLState: 22018
  Reported by: provider Microsoft OLE DB for SQL Server

  Source: TSDBLog

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  ~
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  UUT_ERROR_CODE int,
  UUT_ERROR_MESSAGE varchar (255)
  CONSTRAINT UUT_RESULT_FK FOREIGN KEY (BoardDetailID) made REFERENCE BoardDetails)

  ~
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  @pID uniqueidentifier,
  @pBoardDetailID int,
  @pSTATION_ID varchar (255),
  @pBATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
  @pTEST_SOCKET_INDEX int,
  @pUUT_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
  @pUSER_LOGIN_NAME varchar (255),
  DateTime @pSTART_DATE_TIME.
  float of @pEXECUTION_TIME.
  @pUUT_STATUS varchar (32),
  @pUUT_ERROR_CODE int,
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  @pID,
  @pBoardDetailID,
  @pSTATION_ID,.
  @pBATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER,.
  @pTEST_SOCKET_INDEX,.
  @pUUT_SERIAL_NUMBER,.
  @pUSER_LOGIN_NAME,.
  @pSTART_DATE_TIME,.
  @pEXECUTION_TIME,.
  @pUUT_STATUS,.
  @pUUT_ERROR_CODE,.
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  Thank you!

  Calling a user-defined function is likely to slow down your query.

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    2  
  
    3    
    4      toMonth5
    5      ctTestPan1
    6      costType2
    7      toYear2012
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    9      fromYear2011
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   11  
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  ------------------------------ ----------
  toMonth                        5
  ctTestPan                      1
  costType                       2
  toYear                         2012
  fromMonth                      12
  fromYear                       2011
  
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  Hilary

• Using functions Oracle XML - sys_xmlgen and dbms_xmlgen

  I am new to Oracle 10 g and XML. I've been reading and practice with examples and understand a point of what is happening.
  
  Here's my problem: I have a student athlete who can have many rewards. How can I get several scholarships to work with sys_xmlgen or dbms_xmlgen? Or is this even possible?
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  < / year >
  < original acceptedDate = "2002-04-01" >
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  Published by: user9507990 on August 5, 2009 08:37

  OK, I probably messed up a bit with joins (got duplicates), but here's the idea:

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  xmlelement("students",
   xmlagg(
    xmlelement("student",
               xmlattributes(stu.student_id as "studentId",
                             stu.student_last_name as "lastName",
                             stu.student_first_name as "firstName"),
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                               awd.award_accept_amt as "awardAmount",
                               to_char(awd.award_accept_date, 'YYYY-MM-DD') as "awardDate")
      )
     )
    )
   )
  )
  FROM students stu
       JOIN sports spo ON spo.sport_pidm = stu.student_pidm
       JOIN terms ter ON ter.term_code = spo.sport_term_code
       JOIN awards awd ON awd.award_aidy_code = ter.term_aidy_code AND awd.award_pidm = stu.student_pidm
  GROUP BY stu.student_id, stu.student_last_name, stu.student_first_name
  ORDER BY stu.student_id;
  

  The query uses the XMLELEMENT and XMLAGG to build the structure:
  The root element is 'students', to which we add several child nodes of "student".
  XMLATTRIBUTES is used to set the attributes of an element.

  Another solution would be to produce a "gross" in canonical format (...) xml document Oracle from using DBMS_XMLGEN this query:

  SELECT stu.student_id, stu.student_last_name, stu.student_first_name,
         spo.sport_actc_code, spo.sport_term_code,
         awd.award_fund_code, awd.award_accept_amt, to_char(awd.award_accept_date, 'YYYY-MM-DD') award_accept_date
  FROM students stu
       JOIN sports spo ON spo.sport_pidm = stu.student_pidm
       JOIN terms ter ON ter.term_code = spo.sport_term_code
       JOIN awards awd ON awd.award_aidy_code = ter.term_aidy_code AND awd.award_pidm = stu.student_pidm
  ORDER BY stu.student_id, spo.sport_actc_code, awd.award_fund_code;
  

  And then apply an XSL transformation to achieve the desired result.

  Hope that helps.

  Published by: odie_63 on August 6, 2009 14:44

• There will be review certification essentials (OCS) for the GREAT DATA Oracle?

  Hello

  I often hear about this subject called BIG DATA much in the arena of the database

  and even at Oracle.

  Will there be a Big data Oracle Certification?

  Roger

  For now, I have no information on this subject.

  Kind regards
  Brandye Barrington

  Oracle Certification program.