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• How to convert varchar in timestamp

  "in the comic book, I have an indtalledDate of column with a varchar data type - and value is as ' Thu Dec 20 07:33:20 PST 2012." Now, I need to convert this format of timestamp-> 20 December 12 07.47.49.463000000 AM. How can I do?
  
  can someone pls help?

  Check this box:

  SELECT CAST (
            TO_TIMESTAMP_TZ ('Thu Dec 20 07:33:20 PST 2012',
                             'Dy Mon DD HH:MI:SS TZR YYYY') AS TIMESTAMP)
    FROM DUAL
  

  See you soon,.
  Manik.

• Convert Varchar to timestamp

  Hello
  
  I have a varchar field that contains timestamp in it.
  It's in the format below
  01/07/2013 14:00:06.597000
  
  During the conversion of the sam format timestamp, milliseconds change January 7, 13 02.00.06.597250000 PM
  
  Why is this happening? Any idea. Pls help in this regard.
  
  Thank you
  KVB

  Do not use SCOTT... Use FF ==> HH24:MI:SS AAAA-MM-JJ. FF

  S is for the second...

• How to convert varchar to DateTime?

  Hi all

  I have a field - "final payment".

  Data - type Varchar.

  Last completion date must be in the date format. So I want to convert Varchar to Date.

  How can I convert? Can someone please help me solve this problem.

  Hi Nicolas,.

  Gayathri Venugopal wrote:

  I have a table - order and I have a field " Latest_Completion_Date " which is in the format Varchar - ' 20150804'.

  select Latest_Completion_Date from order 
  output- 20150804
  

  I want to convert Latest_Completion_Date - '20150804' in Date format - 15-SEP-07 ".

  How to convert it?

  The column ORDER. LATEST_COMPLETION_DATE with the VARCHAR2 data type?

  How are "Last date" element filling in the form?

  You can use to_date and to_char in combination to get the required format:

  select to_char(to_date(latest_completion_date,'YYYYMMDD'),'DD-MON-RR') latest_completion_date
    from order
  

  Kind regards

  Kiran

• How to convert varchar to date datatype all insert or update in the table

  Hai All
  
  I need to convert to varchar type to date.
  
  I have two Tables T1, T2
  
  Structure of T1
  
  Code varchar
  
  Time varchar
  
  Date varchar
  
  Structure of T2
  
  Var EmpName
  
  Empcode var
  
  Date of the respondent
  
  Outtime date
  
  Intrinsically date
  
  Date of Introut
  
  Att_date
  
  Now I need to spend the time form T1 to T2 respondent, outtime, intrinsically, introut under certain conditions
  
  So now I need to convert Varchar to Date so that the insert or update
  
  I tried something
  
  Insert into T1 (code, respondent, att_date) values
  
  (To_date(Date|| dele de code temps, «hh24mi de mon-dd-yyyy»), att_date);
  
  OR update while
  
  Setting a day set Outtime T2 = To_date(Date||) Time, 'hh24mi mon-dd-yyyy') where...
  
  
  I got an error Ora-01861
  
  
  Concerning
  
  Srikkanth.M

  You did not show an example of your date or time values, control may be necessary to add a space between them, like

  To_date(Date || ' ' || time,'dd-mon-yyyy hh24mi')
  

• Convert Varchar to Date of the

  Hello
  
  
  Im trying to convert varchar to date.
  
  So I used To_date (cilumn, 'DD-MM-YYYY'), since I have to order the set in descending order, I used the same function of conversion with order by clause.
  
  
  The problem is... put it is not ordered.
  
  
  < sql >
  
  Select date_created
  Of
  (
  Select distinct
  to_date(created_date,'DD-mm-YYYY') as date_created
  of schedule_backup
  )
  order by desc date_created
  /
  
  < sql >
  
  
  
  
  out put is
  =================
  
  
  
  
  DATE_CREA
  ---------
  26 NOVEMBER 09
  23 NOVEMBER 09
  19 NOVEMBER 09
  16 NOVEMBER 09
  11 NOVEMBER 09
  4 NOVEMBER 09
  30 OCTOBER 09
  11-SEP-09
  4 MARCH 10
  MARCH 1, 10
  FEBRUARY 25, 10
  
  DATE_CREA
  ---------
  FEBRUARY 22, 10
  17 FEBRUARY 10
  FEBRUARY 15, 10
  11 FEBRUARY 10
  FEBRUARY 9, 10
  FEBRUARY 3, 10
  27 JANUARY 10
  20 JANUARY 10
  JANUARY 15, 10
  JANUARY 4, 10
  
  
  
  
  Thank you
  REDA

  So it's a problem with the data itself

  Check below

  SQL>SELECT TO_CHAR(a,'DD-MON-YYYY')
    2        ,TO_CHAR(b,'DD-MON-YYYY')
    3    FROM (
    4          SELECT TO_DATE('03-FEB-10','DD-MON-YYYY')    a
    5                ,TO_DATE('03-FEB-2010','DD-MON-YYYY')  b
    6            FROM DUAL
    7         ); 
  
  TO_CHAR(A,' TO_CHAR(B,'
  ----------- -----------
  03-FEB-0010 03-FEB-2010
  
  Elapsed: 00:00:00.04
  SQL>
  

  Data are not in a consistent format DD-MON-YYYY or DD-MON-AA. It is a format of mix that impact of output as shown above

  Concerning
  Arun

• Convert varchar to decimal HH

  How can I convert varchar hh: mm (127:15) as a decimal (127,25)?
  
  Jeff

  SQL> with t as (select '127:15' str from dual)
    2  select to_number(substr(str,1,instr(str,':')-1))+
    3         to_number(substr(str,instr(str,':')+1))/60 dec
    4  from t;
  
         DEC
  ----------
      127.25
  

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• Problem to convert varchar timestamp

  Hi all
  
  I have a varchar column with data such as,
  
  2008-08 - 01 T 12: + 00:00 00:16.000000
  
  
  I need to extract "2008-08-01 12:00:16 ' and put in a solumn timestamp."
  
  How is it possible.
  
  
  I tried the below query,
  
  
  SELECT to_date ((to_date ((SUBSTR ((REMPLACER (TI, ' t ',' ')), 1, 20)), 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS')), "YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS") OF TI;
  
  
  which gives only 8 August 01 '
  
  
  How can I do this? Please help me solve this.
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Knani

  What? Why you'd be wasting your time?

  You are only it lose on your screen because you do not specify any it correctly to display. Internally the date data type is always a moment but it defautls to 00:00:00 if you don't provide information in time on the initial to_date.

  Variable data type date or a timestamp (pontentially with time zone) or is the target table?

  Just format the string in the buffer expected time format and use to_timestamp on it, if the target is a timestamp.

  Since the 10 gr 2 manual SQL

  SELECT TO_TIMESTAMP ('10-Sep-02 14:10:10.123000', 'DD-Mon-RR HH24:MI:SS.FF')
     FROM DUAL;
  
  TO_TIMESTAMP('10-SEP-0214:10:10.123000','DD-MON-RRHH24:MI:SS.FF')
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  10-SEP-02 02.10.10.123000000 PM
  

  HTH - Mark D Powell.

• 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 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 int to timestamp

  Hi all
  
  I m using Oracle 10 g. I have a front end in JAVA who call the Oracle Message_for_error table.
  This table contains the desc and timestamp as error when the error occurs.
  
  When I query Oracle table Message_for_error I get all the data in the column correctly.
  
  This table is used for the report in JAVA.
  I just want to check that the name error_timestamp in the name of the Oracle Message_for_error table column is correct in the JAVA report.
  
  In oracle error_timestamp of name of column has the value like * 5 June 12 10.51.45.210000000 AM *.
  
  and the java report displays the timestamp column * 1338873705210 *.
  
  It comes
  1. How can I convert * 1338873705210 * for * 5 June 12 10.51.45.210000000 AM * in oracle.
  2 * 1338873705210 * fix or maybe java does not convert correctly.
  
  
  Thanks in advance
  Saaz

  A bit like

  SELECT  TO_DATE('1970-01-01','YYYY-MM-DD') + ( TO_NUMBER ('1338873705.210') / (24 * 60 * 60) )     AS dt
    FROM  dual
  

  Concerning

  Etbin

  Edited by: Etbin on 5.6.2012 09:07
  I was told not to be fair - you definitely need a timestamp type

  SELECT  TO_TIMESTAMP('1970-01-01','YYYY-MM-DD') + NUMTODSINTERVAL(TO_NUMBER('1338873705.210') / (24 * 60 * 60), 'day') AS dt
    FROM  dual
  

  Edited by: Etbin on 5.6.2012 09:15
  Another complaint:(-je voulais vous faire savoir)

  SELECT  TO_TIMESTAMP('1970-01-01','YYYY-MM-DD') + NUMTODSINTERVAL(TO_NUMBER('1338873705.210'), 'second') dt
    FROM  dual
  

• Convert the MySQL timestamp into a Unix timestamp field

  I have a process where I want to compare the current date with an expiration date is so many months after the date of registration. The registration date is stored as a MySQL timestamp. I want to convert this to a timestame Unix I can do the comparison with the Time() function. I tried the MySQL UNIX_TIMESTAMP both getTimestamp() PHP functions and can not get to work. I tried UNIX_TIMESTAMP in both the original SELECT statement and a stand one. I also have an error of division by zero with date_default_timezone_set function. I am attaching the screenshots of the code and the result of the echo inside. Thank you!

  

  

  You are far too complicated.

  SELECT TO_DAYS (reg_date) - AS TO_DAYS (CURDATE ()) daysleft

  OF ssregis

  WHERE...

  This will give you the number of days remaining before the expiry of the registration. If it is less than 0, redirect to the renewal page.

  Moreover, you yourself laying wide open to attack by SQL injection by failing to escape at the entrance of the query string. At the very least, you should do this:

  $entered_ss_id = mysql_real_escape_string($_GET['record_id']);

  $entered_email = mysql_real_escape_string($_GET['email_address']);

  However, since it seems that you are hand-coding the script, you must use MySQL improved rather than discouraged PHP MySQL functions. See http://docs.php.net/manual/en/mysqlinfo.api.choosing.php.

• 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

• CONVERT varchar into money

  Can someone help me with the syntax on how convert data type varchar data type money. I get the following error message:
  
  [Macromedia] [SQLServer JDBC Driver] [SQL Server] Denied the implicit conversion of the data type varchar data type money, table 'tableName', column 'columnName '. Use the CONVERT function to run this query.
  
  Any help would be appreciated! Thank you.
  SLL

  The error is caused by the use of single quotes around #form.price #. Single quotes tell sql server to deal with the #form.price # as a string (varchar) value. Although sql server can implicitly convert some values from one data type to another is not automatically converted to varchar in type money.

  Assuming that you have already validated the value #form.price #, get rid of the apostrophes or better to use cfqueryparam with the proper cfsqltype. (I think that's cf_sql_decimal)

  -It works
  Update @tblName
  fixed price = 10.00
  where id = 1

  -It works
  Update @tblName
  fixed price = cast (' 10.00 ' as money)
  where id = 1

  -It's not
  Update @tblName
  fixed price = '10 h 00'
  where id = 1

  -using the cfqueryparam
  Update @tblName
  package price =
  where id = 1

• [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))