convert timestamp timestamp in another time zone

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• Date picker with errors of time with timestamp with local time zone (Apex 5.0)

  Have a problem for the datePicker (with time) to work on a timestamp with local time zone database column.

  It works very well with the time steps, but when I add a mask to format with the time it fails with an error like: -.

  «Date entered stressed attribute value sysdate to element P111000_TARGET_DATE does not YYYYMMDDHH24MI, format DD-MON-YYYY HH24 TZR.»

  I have tried many masks of different formats including: -.

  
  

  • DD-MON-YYYY HH24 TZR
  • DD-MON-YYYY HH24
  • HH:MIPM-MON-DD-YYYY
  • YYYYMMDDHH24MI

  
  

  but still get the same error...

  
  

  No matter who got the job or have a tip? Really want to use the timestamp with local time zone datatype as facilitates a lot of things.

  
  

  Thank you

  
  

  Phil.
  

  
  

  
  

  Pls ignore, do not read the error message... The problem was my default highlighted value in the wrong format.

• timestamp with local time zone

  Hello
  I created a table as follows:
  
  create table timetest
  (date of col1,
  timestamp col2,
  COL3 timestamp with time zone,
  COL4 timestamp with local time zone.
  year apart col5 in the month,
  day apart col6 in the second
  )
  
  inserted a line like:
  insert into timetest values (sysdate, sysdate, sysdate, sysdate, 13-11' year to month INTERVAL,
  ('13 2:59:59.111233' INTERVAL DAY (2) second (6))
  
  When I select * from timetest
  I have found no difference between col2 and col4, I mean timestamp and timestamp with local time zone.
  Please tell me the difference between these two.
  
  thnx in advance

  TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE:-always displays the date stored in the local time zone setting i.e. According to the session's time zone setting.
  TIMESTAMP WITH time ZONE:-it will always displays the values stored regardless of the settings of the session.

  Instead of insert sysdate insert localtimestamp and systimestamp into your table.
  insert into values tab (SYSTIMESTAMP, SYSTIMESTAMP);

  insert into tab (LOCALTIMESTAMP, LOCALTIMESTAMP) values;

  Then you must define the different session time zone as the time zone database. I have change the zone session affecting different database.

  SQL > alter session set time_zone = "-03: 00 ';"
  Modified session.

  SQL > select dbtimezone, sessiontimezone double;
  DBTIMEZONE SESSIONTIMEZONE
  ---------- ----------------
  -07:00 - 03:00

  To select it and see the difference.

• 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 is it updated managed with JPG files created in a zone time and copied on a PC in another time zone?

  I took a picture in France 5 / 31 at 13:45. The unit was set to the time European (France).  That evening, I copied the file to the SD card for my laptop that has been arrived at the normal time of the Center. When I looked at the Date modified time stamp it shows 5/31 at 06:45. It was the exact time that the image was created in France by using the CST. Why? How Vista handles this area in this case, and how he knew the zone I was in that?

  Hello Mike,.

  There's no magic here, if I can understand how it may seem so.  Hard drives now use the NTFS file system, which stores all dates and times in universal time coordinated (UTC), formerly GMT.  When you view the file information, Vista applies the time zone selected by the user to correct the UTC value in local time before posting.  Some electronic devices also store files in UTC format, and of course your camera is one of these.

  Mr. Doug in New Jersey

• Time zone stored values and change the time zone database

  When I change time zone database, the values of 'timestamp with time zone' of column stored automatically will change, or they will keep the time zone, they have been stored in form.

  TIMESTAMPWITHTIME ZONE includes these fields:

  • TIMEZONE_HOUR
  • TIMEZONE_MINUTE
  • TIMEZONE_REGION
  • TIMEZONE_ABBR

  Therefore, Therefore, Therefore, Therefore, TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE is database timezone independent. It is TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE that is database timezone dependent, therefore database timezone can't be changed if it has any TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE columns which contain data.

  SY.

• database time zone issues

  Hello

  I fell on the database time zone parameter that can be given with the CREATE DATABASE statement. However, I have found that not all databases under my control have the same time zone (some are custom databases (DBCA), some are base model). But as the affected applications only run in one country I think they should all have the same. As no timestamp with local time zone is used, I can change it with a restart. However, some questions came I couldn't find no response yet:

  1 documentation recommends to set the timezone UTC (+ 00:00), but does not give the reasons why. Anyone know what is the advantage compared to the local time zone?

  (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10729/ch4datetime.htm#NLSPG262)

  2. set a fixed offset (+ 01:00-08:00) causes to ignore changes to the DST, correct? Therefore, it is best to use a name of region (Europe/Berlin or Asia/Kuwait), right?

  3 do you know of any issues that may arise right after having changed the timezone of db?

  THX.

  Robert

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

  DB 11.2.0.4 (EE & SEOne)

  Hi Robert,.

  Please check

  Time clocks & time - zones frequently asked Questions (Doc ID 340512.1)

  (3) what is the time zone used for database? And what is not?

  Any additional help is more welcomed
  Please mark the post as useful/correct your judge to help others find the answer.

  Kind regards
  OLA Yehia

• Display data DateTime Fields in the local time zone

  I have a table defined as follows:
  
  create table TimeTest
  (
  DATETIME TIMESTAMP (0) WITH TIME ZONE
  )
  
  I insert two lines where the time zone changes to a date given in the spring:
  insert into timetest values (datetime) (to_timestamp_tz (' 08/Mar/2009:01:59:55-0500 ',' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM ""));
  insert into timetest values (datetime) (to_timestamp_tz (' 08/Mar/2009:03:00:00-0400 ',' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM ""));
  
  How can I select the datetime field in the time zone of my choice? If my session time zone is - 0400, should not 01:59:55-0500 displayed as time 02:59:55?
  
  The session time zone is:
  Select double sessiontimezone;
  -04:00
  
  So why do I get this:
  Select to_char (datetime, ' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM "") of timetest;
  08/Mar / 2009:01:59:55-0500
  08/Mar / 2009:03:00:00-0400
  
  I thought I would get this result instead:
  08/Mar / 2009:02:59:55-0400
  08/Mar / 2009:03:00:00-0400
  
  Thank you
  Troy
  
  Published by: cforasun on April 8, 2010 17:36

  It is stored as a timestamp with time zone, so you must cast in the local time zone for your database:

  Connected to Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0
  Connected as fsitja
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create table TimeTest (DATETIME TIMESTAMP(0) WITH TIME ZONE);
  
  Table created
  SQL> insert into timetest(datetime) values (to_timestamp_tz('08/Mar/2009:01:59:55 -0500', 'DD/Mon/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM'));
  
  1 row inserted
  SQL> insert into timetest(datetime) values (to_timestamp_tz('08/Mar/2009:03:00:00 -0400', 'DD/Mon/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM'));
  
  1 row inserted
  SQL> commit;
  
  Commit complete
  SQL> select datetime, cast(datetime as timestamp(0) with local time zone) from timetest;
  
  DATETIME                                          CAST(DATETIMEASTIMESTAMP(0)WIT
  ------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------
  08/03/09 01:59:55 -05:00                          08/03/09 03:59:55
  08/03/09 03:00:00 -04:00                          08/03/09 04:00:00
  
  SQL> 
  

• How to upgrade all appointments based on changing time zones when I travel?

  I have many appointments in my calendar. I also do a lot of travel World Wide. As I arrive in another time zone I have change the setting on my PC to match the current location. I understand that if I receive a new invitation to an appointment so that in the new time zone so it will appear in my calendar correctly when current time zone setting. However, I expected the calendar to update all existing appointments has received and accepted from others, to the new time zone, but this does not happen. Y at - it a facility for this?

  (Alt + T) Tools menu > options > calendar and adjust the time zone here.

• Time zone and CalendarEvents

  There is another thread on this here

  I closed the other thread because I've found a workaround

  but he needs a few manual adjustments

  Here are the outstanding issues:

  1 CalendarEvent.setTimezone needs a database id.

  where can we get this list?

  I have not found any method.

  QTimeZone class has ids(), but QTimeZone does not exist in the Cascades

  at present, no one can know that, e.g. for "Eastern Standard (-5)", you need to define ' America/New_York '.

  2. it must be possible to obtain the UTC offset for zone an and specific data

  3 InvocationFramework - to create the calendar event time zone requirements and the location - the two is missing

  good news for the zone names you want to assign to CalendarEvents as I do

  Here's a response I just got from Mark Sohm:

  ----------

  For the time zone, we use the standard time zone id Olson now not the zone names specific to Microsoft as "Eastern Standard Time" (even though in some cases, we are able to translate between the two), or previous BBOS time zone identifiers.

  These codes can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones

  How API works now, he assumed that the start and end times correspond to the zone local device and that you also assign the id of the Olson time zone that matches what you want the event to take.

  -----------

  Have fun with the zones now - a powerful way to create CalendarEvents for another time zone, then your current zone

• How get/check out the time portion of timestamp with time zone?

  Using Oracle 10 g, I have a timestamp with time zone.
  
  We have treatment that uses hourly (as a shift of the day of treatment). I want to 'get' the time contained in a timestamp, so that I can compare it to one of our differences for example (pseudocode)
  
  If the time in the timestamp = 0 then
  treatment of midnight
  on the other
  do other hourly treatment
  FI
  
  I thought that "extract" was the right way to get the time portion of the time stamp, but it returns an interval based on UTC - so where I could expect
  
  SELECT extract (time OF THE TIMESTAMP ' 2009-06-08 00:34:56 Europe/London ') FROM dual
  
  to return to 0, it is actually 23 since it's time for the time zone UTC.
  
  Then... How should I be getting time in order to have it make 'sense' in the context of its time zone? I simply use to_char and analyze the time part?
  
  Thoughts?
  
  --
  Andy

  Not the literal timestamp ' 2009-06-08 00:34:56 Europe/London ' specifies TIMESTAMP (9) WITH ZONE TIME, subsequent DISTRIBUTION converts this TIMESTAMP value (6).

• Error recovery DB TIMESTAMP WITH time ZONE SCHEDULE

  I use Managed Driver version 4.121.1.0 with EF. Trying to extract data from a table that contains a column what data type is TIMESTAMP WITH time ZONE SCHEDULE, I get a "System.InvalidTimeZoneException" in Oracle.ManagedDataAccess.dll.

  This is the statement that I'm executing:

  application of var = db. COORDENADA. Select (x = > new {ID = x.COORDENADAID, CREATED = x.FECHAHORAGPS}). ToList();

  var RES = query. ToList();

  When debugging of I am, I can see the SQL to run:

  SELECT

  "Extent1". "" COORDENADAID "AS"COORDENADAID. "

  "Extent1". "' FECHAHORAGPS ' AS 'FECHAHORAGPS '.

  OF "GEOTRACKER. "" COORDENADA ""Extent1 ".

  which causes no problem in Oracle SQL Developer and get these data:

  COORDENADAID FECHAHORAGPS

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

  1 06/03/14 17:10:10, EUROPE 000000000

  / PARIS

  2 02/03/14 00:00:00, 000000000 EUROPE

  / PARIS

  ...

  I think there must be something with the time format returned as name instead of offset, but I can't understand how to check this. Any idea

  This bug has been fixed in Oracle DB 12.1.0.1.6 patch bundle which can be downloaded from My Oracle Support (MOS). After you download the patch bundle, you'll notice that it's a pretty important download. There is no need to install the patch to the entire group on your target computer. Instead, simply extract the managed provider and just install it.

  If you do not have access to MOS, ask your DBA that should, or you can wait for the next version of the ODAC for the fix.

• A question about the insertion of the localTimeStamp returned the value into a timestamp with time zone column

  Hello

  Oracle version: Enterprise Edition Release 12.1.0.1.0 - 64 bit

  OS: CentOS 4.6 X86_64                  

  I have a question about the localTimeStamp function. According to the documentation for this function is
  the same thing as current_TimeStamp except that the returned value does not include the time zone.

  Consider the following example:

  SQL > create table tmptab (colval timestamp with time zone not null);

  Table created.

  SQL > insert into tmptab (colval) values (localTimeStamp);

  1 line of creation.

  SQL > select t1.colval, tmptab from t1;

  COLVAL

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

  24 JANUARY 14 09.45.42.253732 H + 01:00

  SQL >

  Why introduce the foregoing did not fail? the data type of the column in my table colval expects a timestamp with time zone

  during each which inserts as I understand (correct me if I'm wrong) is not provided by the localTimeStamp function.

  Could someone kindly tell me what I misunderstood?

  Thanks in advance,

  dariyoosh wrote:

  Hello

  Oracle version: Enterprise Edition Release 12.1.0.1.0 - 64 bit

  OS: CentOS 4.6 X86_64                  

  I have a question about the localTimeStamp function. According to the documentation for this function is
  the same thing as current_TimeStamp except that the returned value does not include the time zone.

  Consider the following example:

  SQL > create table tmptab (colval timestamp with time zone not null);

  Table created.

  SQL > insert into tmptab (colval) values (localTimeStamp);

  1 line of creation.

  SQL > select t1.colval, tmptab from t1;

  COLVAL

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

  24 JANUARY 14 09.45.42.253732 H + 01:00

  SQL >

  Why introduce the foregoing did not fail? the data type of the column in my table colval expects a timestamp with time zone

  during each which inserts as I understand (correct me if I'm wrong) is not provided by the localTimeStamp function.

  Could someone kindly tell me what I misunderstood?

  Thanks in advance,

  Then, when you do

  create table t (neck DATE);

  Insert into t (to_date ('1st January 2014', ' mon-dd-yyyy "");)

  Are you surprised that it works? After all a DATE column contains a time component, you do not provide: but he

  works and gives you 00:00:00 as the component "hour".

  Similarly, the timezone component is being developed to automatically with, I think, time zone of your system.

• Store and retrieve Date timestamp with time zone in the database

  Hi Experts,
  

  Required Date Format:
  YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.[timestamp][timezone] 

  Can anyone suggest then how should I store the date in the database?
  
  
  Thank you
  Dharan V

  You can use the TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE data type:

  SQL> create table tab (mydate timestamp with time zone);
  
  Tabella creata.
  
  SQL> insert into tab values (systimestamp);
  
  Creata 1 riga.
  
  SQL> select to_char(mydate,'yyyy-mm-dd"T"hh24:mi:ss.ff3 TZR')
    2  from tab;
  
  TO_CHAR(MYDATE,'YYYY-MM-DD"T"HH24:MI:SS.FF3TZR')
  --------------------------------------------------------------
  2010-01-30T09:50:53.814 +01:00
  

  Max

• Timestamp "Created" and "Modified"-> time zone?

  In the fields created by and modified by, what determines the time zone of the timestamp? It is the user who made the action, or is it determined by the location of our server Oracle hosted in Texas?
  
  Thank you!
  
  Mike

  Mike, this is the time zone of the user who creates or change the record.