Convert the MySQL timestamp into a Unix timestamp field

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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 the column values into buckets

  Hello
  
  Please help me to convert the column values into buckets.
  I have the values of the columns in the following way.
  
  
  Age of Orderdate * 9 10 12 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 26 27 28 29 33 34 40 45 * and so on
  
  
  
  But the requirement is the column values should be displayed in form
  
  Age by order date * 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 - 16-20 21-25, 26-30 30 + *.
  
  
  Please someone give me the solution.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Hervé Rama

  Hi Richard,

  Just to double check, you have Setup buckets for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 individually (each with a fair value). The problem is that you simply do not have all data fall into buckets above, correct?

  If this is the case, it looks like has been answered your original question. If so, the label would assign 'Proper' points by clicking on the button label correct next to the appropriate response and open a new thread with your new question. The reason why I say this is it will help other people who have a similar bucket question to your solution, without complicating the issue with subsequent questions.

  If you can post a separate thread, I'd be more than happy to help you with your secondary problem.

  Best regards

  -Joe

• Is it possible to convert the recovery CD into Windows installation CD?

  Hello

  I bought a laptop satellite and partitioned the hard drive!

  The problem now is that if I want to install windows mce 2005 again the reovery cd deletes all information of hard disk partition!

  My question is: is it possible to convert the toshiba recovery cd/DVDs in a normal working windows installation cd?

  Or is it possible to extract the image (.tpa /.000.001.002,.003,.004) files so that I can easily burn it to cd and copy the files extracted to the hard drive?

  I hope someone can help me!

  THX

  Chris

  Hello

  Something like that is not possible. On the recovery of the media it is an image that cannot be split. As far as I know with CD recovery facilities, it is possible to install the OS on the first partition (if several available). You can also create own partitions.

  Please carefully check the menu at the beginning of the procedure of collection facilities.

• Convert the PDF portfolio into single PDF file chronologically (ADOBE ACROBAT 11)

  Hi, I have a pdf portfolio of my e-mail archives that I want to convert a single pdf file. The way I do it is by adding the e-mails give a portfolio and then clicking on merge files into a single pdf, adding the portfolio in the box. However, this creates a single pdf file that is NOT in the chronological order of the emails that were originally in the portfolio. It is rather in the alphabetical order of the subject of the email.

  How to combine e-mails in a single pdf file in chronological order of the emails?

  Thank you very much

  Hi andrewk72810658,

  Rather than use the portfolio option, simply try to combine e-mail in PDF format.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Convert the text string into array of words

  I'm trying to convert an input string of sentence written with spaces between words in an array of strings of 1 d with one word in each element of the array.

  That's what I have so far, but his does not work as I would like.   I have trouble getting in the array to zero at the beginning of each series.

  Thank you

  Why don't you just use the String Array to worksheet and specify a space as a separator?

  

• Is there a way to convert the compressed files jsonlz4 in json?

  Hi, is it possible to learn how to properly restore a session of bookmarks via the jsonlz4 file? Firefox lost all my favorites, and when you try to restore using the recovery with the latest jsonlz4 file session the process simply does not end, starts but after a few hours, is still running, with warnings of continuos scripts held or stopped responding. Is it possible to do this correctly? Or a tool to convert the jsonlz4 compressed into json, perhaps html.
  Thank you.

  Well gentlemen: I definitely gave up; whatever the reason, the issue is not resolved. I stay with the old bookmark html, necessarily.
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• MySQL timestamp formatting errors

  I continue to have strange formatting errors when pulling data from a MySQL database.  I'm having now is with time values.

  

  The screenshot shows that the error is generated in the variant to Data.vi the real time stored in the database is from 08:30, but the conversion of timestamp, I get 8:29:59.999 unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to 'around' this value to what I want either.

  I might go back to output string, because this particular error does not appear to spread in a chain.  But that mess with the rest of my application.  Return to the output chain cancels a couple of working days and leaves me with the problem of having to convert the string 'time' again in timestamp that LabVIEW can understand.

  The really weird thing is that 12:30 comes as 12:30 very well.  I don't know why that would be.  Any ideas?

  You can do this with the format string "% I: % h: %s %p %<%m/%d/%Y > T '

  

• Incorrect writing to the file timestamps

  Hi all

  I wanted to familiarize yourself with writing data and associated timestamps in a file to verify the rate at which samples are played back in my system. As a little test I wrote a simple VI that travels 5 times and creates 5 sine sampling points. Each point has its timestamp captured and converted to seconds and fractions of a second. After the for finishes in loop iteration it writes the data of sample (line by line) for every 5 samples with their associated timestamps.

  I imposed a 1ms delay for each iteration and hoped to see the consistency between the timestamps of the consecutive samples but sometimes they are very or even identical to the previous timestamp which doesn't make any sense for me. I tried with wait times and it seems to be more precise between samples, but this result is intriguing.

  Example:

  31.209159       0
  
  31.209159      84
  31.209159      91
  31.224784      14
  31.224784     -76

  I chose not to use custom file VI writing because I had the same problems and thought that it could have better results.

  Hoping someone can clarify it or show me where I'm wrong. I have attached the VI below.

  Thank you.

  If you are using a hardware device timed, as NO hardware DAQ, you then get accurate timestamps. Everything else is a limitation of the Windows operating system. You can always switch to LabVIEW RT if you need more specific expectations.

• 'analysis of the string' timestamp does not work for 18:00 (18:00)

  I found a strange question in LabVIEW.  I hope I am doing something stupid, but I just found a rare bug.

  Run the extract below by the following for the input string: 03:00, 18:00:00, 17:00:00

  Great for any other time time converts the EXCEPTION 18:00 (18:00), for which he returned as 00:00:00 (midnight). If you even add a second (18:00:01) you get in return the expected result.

  Hoping that I'm not losing my mind

  

  Well, I found a 'easy' solution: wire a valid timestamp default to the analysis of string premative.

  Still a rather unusual reaction

• Convert date format timestamp format

  Hello, I have the following code in * impl.java in the doDML method. I'm getting "invalid column type" at run time, but when I click on insert. I think that the problem is because I do not convert the timestamp format format date correctly. Any help please?

  CallableStatement cs1 = null;

  try {}

  / * Some code here * /.

  d = new java.sql.Date java.sql.Date (this.getRbcDtFrom () .getTime ());

  CS1. SetDate (2, d);

  java.sql.Date d1 = new java.sql.Date (this.getRbcDtTo () .getTime ());

  CS1. SetDate (3, d1);

  CS1. SetString(4,"RBCS");

  CS1. SetString (5, this.getRbcCode ());

  CS1.setInt (6, getRbcCounter ());

  CS1. ExecuteUpdate();

  Boolean ValeurRet = cs1.getBoolean (1);

  If (retvalue)

  {

  super.doDML (operation, e);

  }

  else {}

  System.out.println ("no Commit!");

  }

  } catch (SQLException f) {}

  throw new Aexception.getLocalizedMessage (f);

  }

  You did not created wrapper fucntion.

  Take a look at:

  Troubleshooting

  Use the same principle for the registered function...

• Convert number to timestamp

  Hello
  
  I have a number of data type column in a table that stores timestamps in format hhmiss
  
  For example
  
  95338 - convert at 09:53:38
  convert it 101816 - 10:18:16
  123456 - convert to 12:34:56
  83417 convert t0 08:34:17
  
  Can anyone recommend the best way to convert the number format to timestamp(hh:mi:ss). The problem seems to lie with numbers < 10 because they lack a zero for example 95338
  
  Thank you

  SELECT TO_CHAR (TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (95338, '000000'), 'HHMISS'), 'HH:MI:SS') of double

• [Oracle 8i] How to convert a string (timestamp) in a date?

  I find it difficult to know how to convert a string to a date time stamp (or possibly several).
  
  The timestamp is 20 positions, character (NOT NULL, CHAR (20))
  in the format: YYYYMMDDHHMMSSUUUUUU
  where Y = year, M = month, D = day, M = Minutes, S = seconds and U = microseconds
  
  The reason why I want to convert it is so that I can compare a timestamp to each other (that is, I want to be able to find the MIN (timestamp), MAX (timestamp) and make comparisons of inequality).
  
  Is this possible?
  
  Thanks in advance for the help on this!

  Hello

  As Damorgan said, if all you want to do is find which is the earlier or later, then you can just compare the strings: they are in a format where it works.

  If you need to do other things, such as compare to today date or see the difference between two of your lines of days, you will need to convert it to date. (He has no reason to convert them to numbers).

  A new TIMESTAMP data type, which manages the fractions of a second, was introduced in Oracle 9.
  Since you use Oracle 8 (depending on your subject line), or it must be
  (1) ignores the microseconds, or
  (2) use a separate column for microseconds.

  Whatever it is, use TO_DATE to convert the first 14 characters in DATE:

  TO_DATE ( SUBSTR (txt, 1, 14)
          , 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS'
          )
  

  where txt is your column of type CHAR.
  To convert microseconds to a number (between 0 and 999999):

  TO_NUMBER (SUBSTR (txt, 15))
  

• When you rename a file change the last timestamp consulted?

  I was in a heated debate with one of my instructors today associated with a test on the access timestamp question when you rename a file. Through my research and testing to rename a file via the command prompt, it does not appear that the process of renaming a file will change the date of that last file access. Access and modify times will change to the directory that contains the file, but not the file itself.  So my understanding is that it is not, however, my instructor insists that it is, can someone shed some light on this topic please?

  Reading material more - it's interesting.

  More information under:

  Windows NT keeps track of three stamps of time associated with files and directories. These three temporal are written in creation, last access, and last. When a file or directory is created, accessible or changed, Windows NT updates the appropriate time stamp.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/148126/a

  NTFS uses the change log to track information on the added files, deleted and changed for each volume.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc938919.aspx

  Working with file systems

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457112.aspx

• Check the ICMP Timestamp reply

  Hello

  I blocked the response to timestamp ICMP on Windows 7 by running below command.

  netsh firewall set icmpsetting 13 disable

  Now, I want to make sure ICMP Timestamp reply is actually disabled or not, please convey how can I check? If there is no command line or we can check it in the firewall?

  Kind regards

  m@s00d

  Hi Martin,

  Try the following steps to check whether the ICMP timestamp is disabled or not.

  a. open the Windows Firewall.

  b. click on the Advanced tab.

  c. in the Protocol ICMP, click settings.

  d. in the ICMP settings dialog box, you can check if the ICMP timestamp is disabled or not.

  Please answer if the information provided does not help so that we can better help you.