Countdown days, hours, minutes, seconds script

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> It was the only post I made the request. I would like to have the
> actionscript that will be the countdown of the current date in days/hours/minutes/seconds to a
> later date then displays a short message. I tried to use more
> actionscript and all help to spoon feed me would be greatly appreciated.

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Show the average time in days hours minutes seconds

Hello
I have two tables as follows,
Is it possible to separate the average time in days, hours, minutes, seconds.
I need the average time required for each account.
with
Table1 as
(select "AAA" acname, 123 tid, to_date (January 11, 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') ltime Union double all the )
Select 'AAA', 456, to_date (January 11, 15 15:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 'BBB', 789, to_date (11 January 15 04:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 'CCC', 990, to_date (11 January 15 18:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 'BBB', 880, to_date (11 January 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 'DDD', 770, to_date (11 January 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 'BBB', 555, to_date (January 11, 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of double
),
Table2 as
(select txid 123, to_date (January 11, 15 14:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') mtime of union double all the )
Select 456, to_date (January 11, 15 16:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 789, to_date (11 February 15 04:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 770, to_date (11 February 15 07:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 990, to_date (11 January 15 23:30 ',' mm-dd-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 880, to_date (11 February 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
Select 555, to_date (11 February 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of double
)
Choose acname, avg (hrs)
from (select distinct t1.acname, (t2.mtime - t1.ltime) * 24 h )
from table1 t1,
Table2 t2
where t1.tid = t2.txid
)
Group acname

Expected results

ACNAME Avg (day) APR (hrs) Avg (Mins) Avg (dry)
AAA 0 1 0 0 (that is to say 14:00-13:00 = 1 and 16 15 = 1, Avg = (1 + 1) / 2 = 1)
BBB          1               0          0               0
CCC          0               5          30             0
DDD          1               2          0               0

with

Table1 as

(select 'AAA' acname, 123 tid, to_date (January 11, 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') ltime Union double all the)

Select 'AAA', 456, to_date (January 11, 15 15:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 'BBB', 789, to_date (11 January 15 04:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select "CCC", 990, to_date (11 January 15 18:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 'BBB', 880, to_date (11 January 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 'DDD', 770, to_date (11 January 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 'BBB', 555, to_date (January 11, 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of double

),

Table2 as

(select txid 123, to_date (January 11, 15 14:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') mtime of union double all the)

Select 456, to_date (January 11, 15 16:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 789, to_date (11 February 15 04:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 770, to_date (11 February 15 07:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 990, to_date (11 January 15 23:30 ',' mm-dd-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 880, to_date (11 February 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

Select 555, to_date (11 February 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of double

)

Select acname,

trunc (AVG (Days)) days,

trunc (mod (AVG (Days), 1) * 24) hours,

trunc (mod (AVG (Days) * 24.1) * 60) minutes.

trunc (mod (AVG (Days) * 24 * 60.1) * 60) seconds

from (select distinct t1.acname,(t2.mtime-t1.ltime) days

FROM table1 t1,

table2 T2

where t1.tid = t2.txid

)

Acname group

/

ACN DAYS HOURS MINUTES SECONDS

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

BBB         31          0          0          0

CCC          0          5         30          0

AAA          0          1          0          0

DDD         31          1          0          0

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I need to get date-date by number of days, hours, minutes, seconds.
I have two dates, A and b... .i need to get the B - number of days, hours, minutes, seconds.

I need differnce between two dates in days, hours, minutes, seconds.

the day was 8 hours. Sat/Sun off

It's simple if we consider our regular calendar... .but how can I get the same if a work_calander...

That is, for example, A = Fri evening 17:00
B = Monday evening 17:00

the result should be 8 hours... (Sat/Sun, judge 9-6 to the timetables of office.. .so 1 pm Friday and 7: 00 in the LUN)

such a schedule is defined.

Please give a solution

Thanks in advance
Prince

Published by: Prince on August 27, 2008 23:42
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A group of consecutive dates to get some absences (days, hours, minutes) and incidents

Hello

I'm trying to calculate and history of lack of list based on the details of lack follows.

Here is what I got: (sorry for the dotted lines between the two, I put it just to format the data)

EMP_ID - WORK_DT - PM - REASON - PAID
=====-----=======------===-=====-- -- ====
123---06/01/2009---8.0---malades---PAYE
123---07/01/2009---8.0---malades---PAYE
123---08/01/2009---8.0---malades---PAYE
123---09/01/2009---8.0---malades---PAYE
123---16/01/2009---8.0---FMLA EMP - paid
123---17/02/2009---8.0---malades---PAYE
123---18/02/2009---8.0---malades---PAYE
123---30/03/2009---8.0---jure - paid
123---21/05/2009---4.0---malades---PAYE
123---22/05/2009---4.0---malades---PAYE
123---03/07/2009---8.0---malades---PAYE
123---25/08/2009---8.0---FMLA EMP - paid
123---26/08/2009---4.5---FMLA EMP - paid
123---21/09/2009---8.0---malades---non paid
123---22/09/2009---8.0---malades---non paid

I need to consolidate absences consecutive full day (8 hours) and show Start_dt, End_Dt, and also to calculate the duration of the absence in days, hours, min. If there is lack of half day (single or consecutive) is not followed by 8 hours, then they should be considered as a new incident (5/21 and 5/22). If the absence of half-day is followed by the absence of all day while they should be grouped together (8/25 and 8/26).

So for the data mentioned above the result should look like:

EMP_ID - START_DT - END_DT - DAYS - HOURS - minutes - INCIDENT - REASON - PAID
===---====== ---- ====== -- === - ==== - === - ====== - ====== -- -- =======
123 4 06/01/2009-01/09/2009 - 0---0---1 - disease - paid
123-16/01/2009 1-16/01/2009 - 0---0---2 - FMLA EMP - paid
123 2 17/02/2009-02/18/2009 - 0---0---3 - disease - paid
123 03/30/2009 1-30/03/2009 - 0---0---4 - Jury service - paid
123 21/05/2009 0 - 21/05/2009 - 4---0---5 - disease - paid
123 22/05/2009 0 - 22/05/2009 - 4---0---6 - disease - paid
123 03/07/2009 1-2009-03-07 - 0---0---7 - disease - paid
123-25/08/2009 1-08/26/2009 - 4-30-8 - EMP - paid FMLA
123 21/09/2009-22/09/2009-2-0-0-9 - disease - unpaid

I am able to group them to gether and get start_dt, end_dt and total days, hours as well as incident to help

Work_Dt - Row_Number() over (order of MIN (Work_Dt) and)
Row_Number() (order MIN (Work_Dt)

but it includes absences consecutive half-day (5/21 and 5/22) together as a single incident that should be considered as separate incidents. any idea or help in this case will be a great help.

Thank you

Stéphane wrote:

I'm trying to calculate and history of lack of list based on the details of lack follows.

As promised:

with t as (
           select 123 EMP_ID,to_date('01/06/2009','mm/dd/yyyy') WORK_DT,8.0 HRS,'Sick' REASON,'Paid' PAID from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('01/07/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Sick','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('01/08/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Sick','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('01/09/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Sick','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('01/16/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'FMLA EMP','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('02/17/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Sick','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('02/18/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Sick','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('03/30/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Jury Service','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('05/21/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),4.0,'Sick','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('05/22/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),4.0,'Sick','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('07/03/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Sick','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('08/25/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'FMLA EMP','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('08/26/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),4.5,'FMLA EMP','Paid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('09/21/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Sick','Unpaid' from dual union all
           select 123,to_date('09/22/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),8.0,'Sick','Unpaid' from dual
          )
select  EMP_ID,
        MIN(WORK_DT) START_DT,
        MAX(WORK_DT) END_DT,
        TRUNC(SUM(HRS) / 8) DAYS,
        TRUNC(MOD(SUM(HRS),8)) HOURS,
        MOD(SUM(HRS),1) * 60 MINs,
        INCIDENT,
        REASON,
        PAID
  from  (
         select  EMP_ID,
                 WORK_DT,
                 HRS,
                 REASON,
                 PAID,
                 sum(start_of_incident) over(partition by EMP_ID order by WORK_DT) INCIDENT
           from  (
                  select  t.*,
                          case
                            when     lag(WORK_DT,1,WORK_DT) over(partition by EMP_ID order by WORK_DT) = WORK_DT - 1
                                 and
                                     lag(HRS,1,8) over(partition by EMP_ID order by WORK_DT) = 8
                                 and
                                     lag(REASON,1,REASON) over(partition by EMP_ID order by WORK_DT) = REASON
                                 and
                                     lag(PAID,1,PAID) over(partition by EMP_ID order by WORK_DT) = PAID
                              then 0
                            else 1
                          end start_of_incident
                    from  t
                 )
        )
  group by EMP_ID,
           INCIDENT,
           REASON,
           PAID
  order by EMP_ID,
           INCIDENT
/

    EMP_ID START_DT   END_DT           DAYS      HOURS       MINS   INCIDENT REASON       PAID
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ------
       123 01/06/2009 01/09/2009          4          0          0          1 Sick         Paid
       123 01/16/2009 01/16/2009          1          0          0          2 FMLA EMP     Paid
       123 02/17/2009 02/18/2009          2          0          0          3 Sick         Paid
       123 03/30/2009 03/30/2009          1          0          0          4 Jury Service Paid
       123 05/21/2009 05/21/2009          0          4          0          5 Sick         Paid
       123 05/22/2009 05/22/2009          0          4          0          6 Sick         Paid
       123 07/03/2009 07/03/2009          1          0          0          7 Sick         Paid
       123 08/25/2009 08/26/2009          1          4         30          8 FMLA EMP     Paid
       123 09/21/2009 09/22/2009          2          0          0          9 Sick         Unpaid

9 rows selected.

SQL>

SY.

A design of query for the conversion of time difference in days, hours, Minutes

Hi all
A design of query for the conversion of time difference of time in number of days remaining remaining hours minutes and rest in seconds. Made this one till now. Please suggest for all modifications, until now, it seems to work very well, kindly highlight for any anomaly.
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UNION ALL SELECT to_date ('2015-11-01 08:30:49 ',' yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss'), to_date ('2015-11-01 09:30:59 ',' yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss'), to_date('2015-11-01 08:30','yyyy-dd-mm hh24:mi:ss')-to_date('2015-11-01 09:30','yyyy-dd-mm hh24:mi:ss') FROM dual
)
Select
trunc ((EndDate-StartDate)) days.
trunc (((enddate-startdate)-to_number (trunc ((enddate-startdate))) * 24) hours)
trunc (to_number (((enddate-startdate)-to_number (trunc ((enddate-startdate))) * 24-trunc (((enddate-startdate)-to_number (trunc ((enddate-startdate))) * 24)) * 60) Minutes,))
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data;
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BEGIN
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Do you like reading and thinking about the answers? Last attempt:

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IO_CURSOR ON T_CURSOR)

IS

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END SP_GETHISTORICPAYMENT;

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DB version: 11.2.0.3
Platform: Oracle Enterprise Linux 6.2
An excerpt from log RMAN backup file.
As indicated by the arrows below, the RMAN backup log only information hour, Minute, and second. It was just the date 14 October 13
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---- --- ----- ------- ---- ---------------------------------------------

201 full DISCK 18.66 M 03:00:00 January 1, 13

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Time of accomplishment of TIME TYPE LV SIZE DEVICE TYPE ELAPSET BS keys

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

201 full DISCK 18.66 M 03:00:00 January 1, 13 12:11:25

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Hello

I have the following problem.
Saw 4 integers D, H, M, and S (each of them can be negative) and a date Da, I want to add days D, H hours, M minutes and seconds of S date Da.
For example, if

Da= to_date('28/06/2011 14:50:35','dd/mm/yyyy HH24:mi:ss'), and D = 3, H = -2, M = 20 and S = -12,

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Thank you.

There is no need of PL/SQL

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Session altered.

SQL> var d number
SQL> var h number
SQL> var m number
SQL> var s number
SQL> exec :d := 3; :h := -2; :m := 20; :s := -12

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select to_date('28/06/2011 14:50:35','dd/mm/yyyy HH24:mi:ss')
  2     + :d
  3     + (:h / 24)
  4     + (:m / 24 / 60)
  5     + (:s / 24 / 60 / 60)
  6  from dual;

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-------------------
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You can try this

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Has had a problem with this kind of format treatment.
And I want the milliseconds in 2 digits only.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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var msec:Number = getTimer();
if (msec < = 0) {}
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if(sec<10) {}
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convert a number in days, hours and minutes

Hello
I have a table that store minutes unpaid.
I want to get the days, hours and minutes in separate columns
After working hours, a day is considered to be 8 hours
That is to say. 480 minutes is considered to be one day.
create the table unpaidmins as
(
Select 480 as unpaidmins of all the double union
Select 420 as unpaidmins of all the double union
Select 75 as unpaidmins of all the double union
Select 55 as double unpaidmins
)

Required result
--------------------------------------------------------------------
DAY HOURS MINUTES
---------------------------------------------------------------------
1                         0                          0

0                         7                         0

0                         1                          15

0                         0                           55

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

I use oracle 10g

Help, please

Select

trunc(unpaidmins/60/8) as 'DAY '.

, trunc (mod (unpaidmins, 60 * 8) / 60) "the hours."

, mod (mod (unpaidmins, 60 * 8), 60) as "MINUTES".

of unpaidmins

DAY HOURS MINUTES

"1"    "0"    "0"

"0"    "7"    "0"

"0" "1" "15".

"0" "0" "55".

How to set the clock for the hours, minutes, and seconds with Windows XP

How to set the clock for the hours, minutes, and seconds with Windows XP

I don't know of your question. If you ask how to show the clock in the tray system with hours, minutes and seconds, then download & run "Tclock Light". Windows will not natively display the seconds.

TClock Light: <> http://homepage1.nifty.com/kazubon/tclocklight/index.html >

HTH,
JW

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