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• Convert a GMT timestamp field to the EAST

  Hello
  
  I have to convert the timestamp field from the source of GMT at EST.
  
  CREATE TABLE X
  (
  TS_FIELD TIMESTAMP (6)
  );
  
  INSERT INTO X VALUES('07-JAN-13 02.00.06.597000 PM');
  INSERT INTO X VALUES('07-FEB-13 02.00.06.676000 PM');
  INSERT INTO X VALUES('07-MAR-13 12.36.14.260000 PM');
  INSERT INTO X VALUES('07-APR-13 12.36.56.713000 PM');
  INSERT INTO X VALUES('07-MAY-13 03.46.48.800000 AM');
  
  
  I need to convert the above of the GMT timestamp field to the EAST in 24-hour format.
  I tried to do, but I'm getting conflict hours with the error of the day.
  
  I tried the below one and set to zero milliseconds of
  
  Select X,
  TO_timestamp (TO_CHAR (CAST (FROM_TZ (CAST (TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (X,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS.))))))) SSSSS)
  ,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS. SSSSS)
  ((AS A TIMESTAMP), "GMT") TO THE ZONE ' US / EASTERN' AS DATE),'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS. SSSSS'),'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS. SSSSS)
  X
  
  
  Please help me in this regard. I'm trying at the same time as well.
  
  Thanks in advance
  KVB

  That's because SCOTT in a format mask does not mean milliseconds, it means seconds after midnight. 12:33:48 is 45228 seconds after midnight.

  If you want 5 milliseconds decimals, do the following:

  SELECT TO_CHAR(TO_TIMESTAMP('14-SEP-11 12.33.48.537150 PM', 'DD-MON-RR HH:MI:SS.FF AM'),'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS.FF5')
  FROM DUAL 
  

• Convert Date GMT

  Hello! Can I convert the time GMT (String) like this
  "Friday, November 25, 2011 12:13:14 GMT.
  to date the object except String manually analysis?
  It does not scare me, but maybe there is a simpler way?

  Try using the HTTPDateParser API:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/developers/docs/5.0.0api/NET/rim/device/API/IO/http/HttpDateParser.html

  E.

• Convert time GMT AEST(australian timing) in SQL

  I once solved based on the field. How to convert time resolved GMT WAS in where condition?

  Hi Gayathri Venugopal,

  Gayathri Venugopal wrote:

  I once solved based on the field. How to convert time resolved GMT WAS in where condition?

  You can do something like this:

  select from_tz(to_timestamp('2015-08-18 11:30:05','yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss'), 'UTC')
  at time zone 'Australia/West' from dual
  

  OR

  select from_tz(to_timestamp('2015-08-18 11:30:05','yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss'), 'UTC')
  at time zone 'Australia/Melbourne' from dual
  

  Don't know your data/settings NLS session, so it would not be a perfect solution, I guess.

  In addition, this issue concerns mainly SQL if you can post in the appropriate forum: SQL

  I hope this helps!

  Kind regards

  Kiran

• Items changes time to time GMT - why?

  When I develop a photo (from raw) and save as jpg or PSD, the time is converted to GMT.   I sure don't want that to happen.  How can I disable it?

  Thank you

  Larry

  Management zones with photos is a disorder of the industry. If you really want to know all the details:

  EXIF 2.2 metadata standard (following almost all cameras) does not allow for time zones to save, and it specifies that time there recorded in photos interpreted as local time.  So if you take a photo in a part of the world and then move this image to another part of the world, there are all kinds of ambiguity as to when the photo was taken.  (Pretty amazing that the industry would make such an elementary error in the 1990s).

  Some cameras record the time zone in the EXIF field, which extends from the standard, but this extension is not widely accepted by the programs.

  There is a standard, newer XMP metadata, which is gradually being adopted by the industry of software (including Adobe, Apple and Microsoft).  XMP requires time to register unambiguously with a time zone.  Unfortunately, I don't know any camera manufacturers who have adopted XMP.

  So if you are in the city of New York (EAST) and the clock of your camera is set at 10:53, when you take a picture, this time is going to get counted in the pic 10:53 (with no time zone).  If you then import this pic in your PSE in San Francisco, CA (PST), PSE will interpret that as the time local (PST), which is like 10:53 PST or 18:53 UTC (GMT).  PSE then recorded without ambiguity as 18:53 UTC in its catalog.  PSE will convert this time in hour local (e.g. 10:53 PST) whenever he shows it to a user.   She will also write 18:53 UTC in the XMP metadata.   Finally, Windows Vista and Windows 7 will show you the time XMP if it exists (the time unambiguously), otherwise it shows you the time EXIF (local time).

  I think that it is reasonable behavior share of PSE and Microsoft, given the mess with the industry standards.  But to add to the confusion, the PSE has bugs, and it is not always follow these rules.  Sometimes he rewrites the time in EXIF to a peak UTC rather than local time (for example, when you spend time in a batch of photos using edit > set the Date and time); Adobe has recognized this bug for a long time but did not set.

• Please correct the query

  Hi all
  
  I need to check day UK is not in the Sam and Dim, and the time between 07:00 - 20:00
  
  Under query works fine, could you please suggest me if this is correct, average or not?
  
  I'm in the EAST:
  
  SQL > SELECT 1 FROM DUAL
  2 WHERE TO_CHAR ((sysdate+5/24), 'dy') NOT IN ('sit', 'Sun')
  3 AND SYSDATE > = TRUNC (SYSDATE) +(2/24)
  4 AND SYSDATE < = TRUNC (SYSDATE) + (15/24);
  
  Thank you
  GRISSA

  Hi, Grissa,

  What you have is basically correct.

  I think it would be easier to maintain and debug if you have the time of the United Kingdom caluclations. In other words, if your business rules say that the weather in the United Kingdom must be after 07:00, use 7, not 2, to check that.
  It is also easier to debug and maintain if you avoid "magic numbers" as 5. Your business needs do not specify 5 hours, isn't it? They probably speak of 'EAST' and 'GMT', so use 'IS' and 'GMT' in your query, use the NEW_TIME function to translate that into actual hours.
  I would do the transformation between the zones once, in a subquery.
  If it is an international application, are you sure that TO_CHAR will always respond in English? Certainly, it is easy in the way of a 3rd argument.

  So here's another query that I think would be easier to maintain and less likely to break:

  WITH     got_uk_dt      AS
  (
       SELECT  NEW_TIME ( SYSDATE,
                         , 'EST'
                  , 'GMT'
                  )          AS uk_dt
       FROM    dual
  )
  SELECT     1          AS okay
  FROM     got_uk_dt
  WHERE     TO_CHAR ( uk_dt
            , 'dy'
            , 'NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE=English'
            )     NOT IN ('sat', 'sun')
  AND     TO_CHAR ( uk_dt
            , 'HH24:MI'
            )     BETWEEN '07:00'
                             AND     '20:00'     -- 8 PM
  ;
  

  You may want a function to do this, rather than a query.

• more date and hour of pleasure

  I have two quick questions
  
  1. If I have such a statement
  Select *.
  from tableA
  where To_Date (30 December 1899 00:00:00 "," mm/dd/yyyy HH24:MI:SS) + (BeginingMoment) 1440 > = CAST (FROM_TZ (CAST (-.5 AS SYSDATE
  ((TIMESTAMP), sessiontimezone) ZONE schedule 'GMT' AS DATE)
  
  Does it take into account the time portion of the date field?
  
  Cause when I do
  Select To_Date (30 December 1899 00:00:00 "," mm/dd/yyyy HH24:MI:SS) + 1440 (57580140) THROW (FROM_TZ ((SYSDATE -.5 AS TIMESTAMP) CAST,
  (SessionTimeZone) time ZONE time 'GMT' AS DATE)
  
  I'll be back
  22 JUNE 09, 23 JUNE 09
  
  2. How can I get the SYSDate back 1 day at midnight in the GMT time zone... I got this so far...
  
  To_char (CAST (FROM_TZ ((SYSDATE - 1 AS TIMESTAMP) CAST, sessiontimezone) ZONE schedule 'GMT' AS DATE), "mm/dd/yyyy HH24:MI:SS")
  
  But what I need is to have the SQL return code date yesterday at midnight GMT.
  So if I run the SQL code and say 23/06/2009 11 am EST (GMT that would be 24/06/2009-03:00) I want the SQL to return 23/06/2009 00:00:00
  Also if I run the SQL to the 06-25-2009 16 h et (in GMT, would be 25/06/2009-08:00) I want the SQL to return 24/06/2009 00:00:00
  
  Thanks in advance

  Oracle_Rookie wrote:
  Get the current time-out in a specific time zone, it's not what I am havingissues with.

  I can get the current time in the tmiezone I want now I do
  1. subtract one day

  --Subtract one day, you can substitute any time/date here
  (sysdate -1 )
  

  2 set the new date after subtracting 1 day at midnight...

  --Use TRUNC function to take off the time part
  TRUNC(sysdate)  -1 
  

  SS

• Convert to shape with LUN-JJ-AA, HH, time zone (GMT or PST)

  Hello
  
  I use the query to get time with the time zone information schedule format below.
  
  > > FROM DUAL SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
  
  Now the requirement that I got is that I need to convert the format to LUN-JJ-AA, HH, time zone (GMT or PST)
  
  Please suggest me how to convert this format. Or is there any alternative option to time stamp to do the conversion.
  
  Thank you
  Sudhir

  Sudhir_Meru wrote:
  Thanks for answer you, can get this ' MoN-DD-YYYY, HH24 format?

  Why not?

  select to_char(
                 current_timestamp at time zone 'GMT',
                 'DD-MoN-YYYY, HH24:MI'
                ) gmt,
         current_timestamp tm
  from dual;
  
  GMT                TM
  ------------------ --------------------------------------
  07-Jan-2013, 10:59 07-JAN-13 04.29.11.730000000 PM ASIA/C
                     ALCUTTA  
  

• Why GMT shows it in the start times for the sport

  On my dashboard startup time game used as PDT or PST. Now it shows GMT. I know that the Pacific time is 3 hours earlier than the time of my region. What difference is there in GMT and the Eastern time and why the change?

  Hello, please contact the Web site where you experience this problem - it is not something that is controlled by your browser.

  to convert GMT to your location, see www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=current+time+in+timezone+GMT

• Problem to convert milliseconds to date

  Hello:

  I have a long type with milliseconds which have information from an external source. This information is GMT + 1 dates from the period. The problem is that if I convert it to a Date of (Date d = new Date (xmilliseconds)), the result is different in Simulator and real device. I have in this time zone GMT + 1 devices. What can I do to resolve this difference?

  Thank you.

  The java.util.Date object is simply a wrapper for a value of type long, counting the milliseconds from the time (midnight UTC 1970-01-01).

  long millis = 1240849164046l;
  java.util.Date date = new java.util.Date(millis);
  boolean alwaysTrue = (millis == date.getTime()); // regardless of phone's timezone
  

  SimpleDateFormat, however, depends on the phone zone.

  long tzOffset = TimeZone.getDefault().getRawOffset();
  System.out.println("Default Timezone offset: " + tzOffset);
  SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss z");
  System.out.println("Epoch: " + sdf.format(new Date(0l)));
  long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
  System.out.println("Now: " + sdf.format(new Date(now)) + " (millis = " + now + ")");
  
  In Chicago outputs:
  Default Timezone offset: -21600000
  Epoch: 1969-12-31 18:00:00 America/Chicago
  Now: 2009-04-27 11:20:15 America/Chicago (millis = 1240849215406)
  
  In Tokyo (at just about the same moment) outputs:
  Default Timezone offset: 32400000
  Epoch: 1970-01-01 09:00:00 Asia/Tokyo
  Now: 2009-04-28 01:19:24 Asia/Tokyo (millis = 1240849164046)
  

  Note that 0 millis formats 'evil' (not midnight) in both cases. It is not a bug, it's how it is supposed to work.

  System.currentTimeMillis () returns the milliseconds from the time (no matter what time of the phone). If everyone called him at the same time, we would have to pretty much the same result (small variations for the clocks that are a little faster or a little slow).

  If everyone calls new (Date()) sdf.format at the same time, we would each get local time. That's what we want to achieve. That's why SimpleDateFormat compensates millis since the time for the local time zone before formatting.

  If you want SimpleDateFormat to show the millis count as-is, you need to compensate with the local time zone as follows:

  sdf.format(new Date(millis - TimeZone.getDefault().getRawOffset()))
  

  This will return the same string regardless of the phone's time zone. With millis = 0 This reformatted as midnight 1970-01-01, new, independently of the phone's time zone.

  As the external source is GMT + 1, the returned string will be off by one hour. It may be a good idea to move the source external to UTC when you import it. This way you can do the math as (System.currentTimeMillis () - externalTime) and get the correct answers.

  Cheers, Barak.

  p.s. The GMT and UTC are not the same thing. They are a few seconds apart, which makes no difference for non-scientific applications.

• Converts a string to a military time AM/PM

  Hello

  I'm writing a method that converts a time (in military format) an hour AM/PM.  The format of the original time is:

  17:00

  After the conversion, I wish he was:

  17:00

  So far, I have the following method:

  public String formatTime(String time) {
          String result;
  
          if (!isNullOrBlank(time)) {
              Date date = new Date(HttpDateParser.parse(time));
              DateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("h:mm a");
  
              if (date == null) {
                  result = time;
              } else {
                  result = sdf.format(date).toLowerCase();
              }
          } else {
              result = time;
          }
  
          return result;
  
      }
  

  Now, it formats the time without problem, but the time is bad.  That's because it's in GMT format (as explained in this post, the time will be formatted based on the local time zone: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/How-to-get-the-current-time-in-GMT/m-p/18328...)

  Someone with experience of development in the form of time without taking into account time zone?

  Thank you.

  I suspect the results you get from the analysis of HttpDateParser are in fact all 0.  Which means that the time GMT, you will get is midnight Jan 1, 1970, and so the time you will get is 12:00.  However, I suspect that your local time is 5 hours before GMT, so when the local time out, you get 19:00 the previous day.

  You want to check that?

  If you get 0, I think that you have to parse the date yourself - that is really not difficult and there were a few discussions for people to try to do it right.

• getTimestamp (class: location) in GMT?

  Hello

  The description of the getTimestamp method as shown in the docs is:

  Returns the time stamp at which the data was collected. This timestamp should represent the point in time when the measurements were made. Implementations make best effort to set the timestamp as close to this point in time as possible. The time returned is the local device time in milliseconds using the same clock and same time representation as System.currentTimeMillis().
  

  Is there anyway I can retrieve or convert the timestamp in GMT?

  One way would be to subtract or add the number of milliseconds for the GMT offset. But my application could be used in more than 1 zone. So, how would I get around that?

  Ah. I think I got it. Is the locale of the API class. So I'll just change the locale by default after the declaration of an instance of this class.

  Thank you.

• How to convert sysdate to any given time zone

  Hello friends,

  I have asked this question in an interview and I couldn't respond.

  Question:

  
  

  How to convert sysdate to any given time zone

  as sysdate IST or EDT etc.

  Sriram_91 wrote:

  Hello friends,

  I have asked this question in an interview and I couldn't respond.

  Question:

  How to convert sysdate to any given time zone

  as sysdate IST or EDT etc.

  Don't know if you want, but here goes:

  My current timzone, I am in the time zone of Phoenix, AZ is (including 7 hours BEHIND GMT aka - 07:00).  Therefore, the MST.  To convert it to EDT (aka New York City), I do this:

  SELECT SYSTIMESTAMP AS Phoenix_TZ
        ,CAST(SYSTIMESTAMP AT TIME ZONE 'America/New_York' AS TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE) AS NY_TZ
    FROM dual;
  

  @

  I hope this helps.

• How to convert datetime in a JSF page or within the object entity of seconds since 1970

  Please HELP I have a column of type bigdecimal seconds since 1970 representing datetime.

  for example

  DateTimeCol

  1333382669.06

  expected output for the datetime type is 2012-04-02 16:04:29

  I build JSF form that display the column DateTimeCol. DateTimeCol type and Date format

  YYYY-MM-DD hh: mm: but the output of the column DateTimeCol is 9616-11-09 03:09:06 and it won't.

  I do not know how to convert (1333382669.06 seconds since 1970) in datetime (2012-04-02 16:04:29)

  I'd appreciate your help.

  Your problem is that the date data type coming milliseconds and not in seconds. You should be abel to do the math and use a

  java.util.Date(your_sec*1000).tostring ();

  Google for a timestamp converter (e.g. Epoch Converter - Unix Timestamp converter) and enter your number

  Entry 1333382669.06 * 10 = 1333382669060 lets you get: (here I use only * 10 that you already have 1/100th of a second!)

  Assuming that this timestamp is in milliseconds:

  GMT: Sunday, March 24, 1974 06:24:26 GMT

  Timo

• Consolidated em processo V2V Converter VMware VMDK?

  Olá Senhores,

  Gostaria to depower umas sober questions Vmware Converter, parece besteira, nao sei is mas, vamos beautiful

  1 - Client com server ESX 3.5, some maquinas tolls that had instant, agora nao tem but, very tem vários archives VMDK criados por causa daquele bug wave o ESX desta versão nao consolidated os VMDK excluir os instant depois. E.r. usar o Vmware Converter para levar estas VMS para um ESXi 5.0, as VMS serao criadas com um VMDK ja consolidado only, product?

  2 - Qual o tempo em media earning, um V2V of ESX to ESXi com as VMS desligadas? VMware Converter O não faz isso com as VMS ligadas, ele da este logo alerted, poderia fazer como to ditch P2V, ate I tried com um Exchange that possui um VMDK Go 950, so as iria demorar 14hs, pelo faith o tempo dear pelo converter. Awesoe V2V com o a desligada seja but rapido e principalmente but seguro VM.

  O client quer comprar Veeam Backup and replication 6.1, mas para isso, precisarei converter todos os ESX 3.5 antes para ESXi 5.0, POIS com o lance bug no snapshot, toda vez o Veeam fizer um snapshot of Segurança, go add um novo VMDK e isso pode estourar o data store.

  Atualmente o client possui 4 ESX 3.5 hosts, e.r. ready o processo V2V por Doi faithful, para VMS movendo 8 um ESXi, between silt FileServer 950 e GB VMDK com um um Exchange also com VMDK 950 GB, este sera o primeiro da lista, o pessoal da empresa ja know that ficarao sem por horas some emails, leave one das 19 h da proxima sexta POI be desligar o bicho.

  Valeu, aguardo resposta para os questionamentos.

  Ivanildo,

  SIM o v2V consolidated o snapshot, assim como también to desligar a Máquina e voce usar o clone also consolidated, e awesoe that e ate but rapido usar o clone that o proprio converter, experiencia por isso digo.

  Svetila also as suba para o ESXi4.1 (last updated ultimo, nao tenho certeza is e o Up2) ja as esta atualizando, UO ate mesmo direto para o ESXi5.

  ABCs