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• Time to Conversion Timestamp problem string

  Hello

  I tried to convert the time string timestamp, but I failed. What is wrong with it? I need a timestamp to create waveforms.

  Hi beginner,

  use ScanFromString:

  

• go into strings of bits on a single byte (best practices)?

  I'm looking for a more eloquent way to convert:

  • Several strings of bits in a single byte.
  • Only string to array of bytes that represents the value of the number

  See the VI for an example functional but not scalable.

  Each string has a value of 0 or 1, and they will be converted to a single byte.

  I'm surprised there is no native functions in the section conversions which allows the user to do.

  I would like to change the conversion into a function with the following entries:

  • any number of strings of bits

  Output:

  • Byte or Word

  I'm on LabVIEW 2012 and I can't open your VI or Hoovahh modified version so maybe I write exactly the same thing, but this snippet does what you want?

  

• 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.

• Flatten the FXP into string

  Hi all!

  I have a few numbers FXP:

  • Word: 24 bits
  
  
  • Integers: the 7 bits
  
  
  • Signed

  When I fold it flat - the chain, my resulting string has a length of 8 bytes. I was expecting 3 bytes...

  Could someone explain this behavior?

  Thanks in advance!

  Vincent

  According to the table of numeric data types, FXP is always 64-bit (or 72 bits if you include overflow state).

• How can I change a variant of time 2D a 2D string?

  Hi, I'm new to LabVIEW.  Can someone help me with this issue?

  How can I change a variant of time 2D a 2D string?

  Please see attached.

  mrgudwrnch

  You have variants or a 2D array. You need to break out of the loop is a table 1 d of the stamps. To convert a timestamp into a string, you can use the Format in the string or the string of Format of Date/timefunction. Writing worksheet function has an entry in the 1 d array, so you can use it instead of the 2D to entry.

• Simple question Timestamp

  Why is the output of this give me 12:00?

  Select the double to_timestamp(systimestamp-1);

  I think that if is specified by default the at 12:00 timestamp values.  So, indeed the part "To_timestamp' of my channel is originally the output at 12:00?

  Also how could I get this example to show the actual hours... currently less than a full day... ?

  Thank you.

  Sorry for what may seem like a vague question, any opportunity to learn is what I'm after, and that way I don't have makes a lot of values timsestamp, it seems to be a good opportunity.

  2776946 wrote:

  Why is the output of this give me 12:00?

  Select the double to_timestamp(systimestamp-1);

  I think that if is specified by default the at 12:00 timestamp values.  So, indeed the part "To_timestamp' of my channel is originally the output at 12:00?

  Also how could I get this example to show the actual hours... currently less than a full day... ?

  Thank you.

  Sorry for what may seem like a vague question, any opportunity to learn is what I'm after, and that way I don't have makes a lot of values timsestamp, it seems to be a good opportunity.

  Why are you applying to_timestamp to something that is already a timestamp?

  TO_TIMESTAMP converts a string to a timestamp.

  You need to_char to convert a timestamp into a string with the format required when you want to display it.

  Select to_char (systimestamp-1, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') twice;

  for example (or another string format, you need).

• with problems of casting timestamp to date

  Hello
  
  So here's what I have... I have a timestamp in my database and I need to return it as a date (because what used to work in WL8.1 now gives me a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: could not convert this to java.sql.Date in WL10). If I change my query as follows:
  
  I'm not running my old query to get a sample:
  Select col_key, col_time, col_other
  FROM table1 where col_key = "a".
  
  ... and I get to col_time * January 11, 2013 1:18:04.354261 PM'*... well.
  
  So, I take this value and I proceed as follows to test my format:
  
  Select CAST (to_timestamp (January 11, 2013 1:18:04.354261 PM', ' DD/MM/YYYY HH:MI:SS.ff PM') AS DATE) double;
  works perfectly, returns the date: 11/01/2013 13:18:04
  
  
  In view of the foregoing I apply to my old query:
  Select col_key, CAST (to_timestamp (col_time, ' MM/DD/YYYY hh:mi:ss.ff PM' ") AS DATE), col_other
  FROM table1 where col_key = "a".
  
  and I get a "ORA-01858: a non-digit character was found here where was waiting for a digital".
  
  ... where am I wrong?
  
  Thank you

  Martel wrote:
  Yes, it's a timestamp column...

  So okay, this is how I read online that I could convert a timestamp into date of...

  Well, what you are trying to convert a string to a timestamp and then convert the timestamp to date. That works, if you pass a string.

  If this is not the case... then how to return a timestamp as a date column?

  I already showed you in my sample code!

  I tried to_date but there is no formatting for milliseconds so why everyone suggests to_timestamp... and if this does not work then what can I do? WL10 convert timestamps java.sql.Date, so I need the request to give him a Date instead of a timestamp.

• Timestamp JSON Web Services

  I use a Web Service in 2014 of LabVIEW.  I have a message for errors that have occurred on the web server.  When you ask the reading, you get a picture of a cluster that contains the error (such as a cluster of error) and a timestamp.  According to the documentation here Web Service sends the timestamp as a formatted string data.

  So now when I get my chain of historical data, I try to use the JSON unflatten, but I need to replace all the timestamp with string data types.  But I want to still the timestamp not string data data.

  So is there a function canned for Web Services from reading to the format string and the converted data native timestamp type?  An example VI with a conversion like that works but I know that the timestamps in chains can be a difficult thing, and I didn't know if my method lost another information are attached.

  Personally, I'd say you're pretty sure to do as you are. The timestamp in the string is a standard (ISO 8601) that is unlikely to change.

  Mike...

• Date conversion madness! String to date and vice versa

  Hello, I am working on an application targeting the OS version 4.5.x. I read a lot of messages and the links on this topic and can't seem to make the correct code.

  OK, here's the problem. I ask a timestamp date string to a server. The timestamp is the local time on the server (IS / PST etc.) and not GMT.

  My application must take time and subtract a number of days ranging from 1 day to 1 month. to get a "start" date The application must then provide the start and end date in a string format that it understands. Seems simple isn't?

  Here's the catch, however the time stamps should NOT be changed by the local what is using the device. For example, a device in Italy can contact the server located in Ottawa and ask a timestamp, the calculations shouldn't care about DST or time zone. Just take the supplied date and subtract a fixed number of days from her. Nothing more or less. This proved incredibly hard to do. first the HttpDateParser.parse (ServerTimeStamp) will be the subject of Date GMT and my problem is back to the zone specified in ServerTimeStamp.

  Thanks for any help in advance.

  My method

  public String getDAFIXMLRange (String ServerTimeStamp) {}
  String szRange;
  First analyze the incoming date and record them at the time of the last election.
  Day DAFIEndDate = new Date (HttpDateParser.parse (ServerTimeStamp));
  m_lLastPollTime = DAFIEndDate.getTime ();
          
  define the offset. Pre-programmed for simplification.
  lOffsetNumberOfSeconds long = 2 * 24 * 60 * 60;
          
        
  Calculate the start date by subtracting the offset. Multiply by 1000 to convert to milliseconds!
  Date DAFIStartDate = new Date (DAFIEndDate.getTime () - (lOffsetNumberOfSeconds * 1000));

  !!!!!!!!!!!!! HOW the DATEFORMAT OBJECT is used to get the output format ' yyyy-MM-dd' you HH: mm: "without the marker of time zone. The server knows that it is local to it. !!!!!!!!!!

  Now format the objects date as a string that includes the XML server.
  DateFormat DafiDateFormat = DateFormat.getInstance (); ' YYYY-MM-dd' you HH.

  !!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS THE PART I'M CONFUSED on, with the HELP of zone to create the good date. !!!
  Time zone tz = TimeZone.getTimeZone ("IS");
  int adjEST = tz.getRawOffset ();

  Convert 'em in string format.
  String szDAFIStart = DafiDateFormat.format (DAFIStartDate);
  String szDAFIEnd = DafiDateFormat.format (DAFIEndDate);

  Replace the date calculated in the end segment ranges date XML.
  szRange = statItems.replaceAll (XML_DATERANGE, "TAGSTARTTIME", szDAFIStart);
  szRange = statItems.replaceAll (szRange, "TAGENDTIME", szDAFIEnd);
  Return szRange;
  }

  Hello

  Yes would be better if the server could provide you date to the GMT time zone, or date as a long.

  But if you can't ask the case on the server, one way might be to manually parse your string and create a new date of parameter values in a calendar, something like this

  Calendar cal = Calendar.GetInstance ();

  Cal.Set (Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, date)

  Cal.Set (Calendar.MONTH, month-1)

  Cal.Set (Calendar.YEAR, year);

  ' set the new time with the values, you must cal.setTime (cal.getTime ()-,...);

  and then put the date with SimpleDateFormat.

  I think that this could be a solution if you know the format string you recived that date and it won't change.

  I'm not sure but maybe it could be a solution.

  Kind regards

• Conversion of timestamp unix to #now () #.

  I am trying to convert my personal website of PHP CF9 (I wanted CF10, but apparently, CF10/Linux is hard to find), and when import my existing blog posts in the new database, I found with unexpected date for post stamps.

  A post from November of last year turned into a 5 digit year August.  I guess that's a thing of time unix, and since I will use #now () # for the posts to come, I'll need to convert the existing posts to use the new format.

  I think I can just do a query update, but I have no idea how to transform the existing timestamps into something that the DateFormat() attribute will be able to be formatted correctly.  Any advice?

  Try this function from CFLIB: http://www.cflib.org/udf/EpochTimeToDate

  Jason

• conversion of timestamp in dd-mm-aa

  Hello
  
  does anyone know how to convert a unix timestamp format dd-mm-aa? Ive tried to use the date_format function in SQL, but it does not work?
  
  Anyone have any ideas?
  
  the "created" field is timestamp.
  
  Thank you

  Kamesh192 wrote:
  > does anyone know how to convert a unix timestamp format dd-mm-aa?
  > ive tried using the date_format in SQL function, but it does not work?

  The DATE_FORMAT()) MySQL function is intended for the ISO dates (YYYY-MM-DD)
  only. To convert a Unix timestamp into a readable format, use FROM_UNIXTIME().

  "SELECT node.title, FROM_UNIXTIME (node.created, '%f %d %Y') as new_time,.
  node_revisions. INNER JOIN node_revisions node body ON node.nid =
  node_revisions.NID WHERE node.type = 'story' ORDER BY node.nid desc limit 1 "
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  Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of ED)
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• Developer SQL 2.1.0.63.73 exports DATE as a TIMESTAMP

  In my view, that it is a bug. When I export a table to a XLS file, the values in the DATE columns are saved as if they were TIMESTAMP:
  for example. December 31 09 12:00:00 AM exported as 31 December 09 12.00.00.000000000 AM
  
  Not really a huge deal until you try to import, in which case you cannot import a TIMESTAMP into a DATE column. First of all, you will get an error from the Miss AM / A.M.. or AM/PM. You cannot explicitly specify the date format then import either as rejects Oracle it since it is not supported. The proper way is to cast to a date, but you can do this through the import feature.
  
  Nevertheless, I think the export function should export DATEs according to the NLS Date Format settings, but it is not.
  
  If it makes any difference, I use the 64-bit version of Windows of SQL Developer on Windows 7 64 - bit with the Oracle 64-bit client.

  Hello

  Don't know if it's something related to my previous problem.
  My SQL Dev gives the correct date format to export to Excel, but fails on an insert export

  Verdin, a member of the sql dev team gave this workaround solution that solved my problem
  >
  You can add the following in the sqldeveloper.conf to ensure that the driver tell not the column of a DATE in the TIMESTAMP column type.

  AddVMOption - Doracle.jdbc.mapDateToTimestamp = false
  >

  as suggested in this thread
  Re: 2.1 EA1: problems with Date type columns

  Hope this helps,

  Buntoro

• now subtract the time constant of the stamp

  I thought it would be easy.

  I was expecting "Subtracted the time" to display the difference between "Fixed time" and "currently".

  While it of countdown minutes and seconds as planned, the hours indicator is several hours off the coast of the expected value.

  The date "subtracted the time' is 1903, so it's time zero stamping.

  So basically, how can I get the patch for montrer.sss?

  Here are some of the things I've tried:

  I tried the 24-hour format. I have tried most every properties button.

  I tried to adjust the indicator "Subtracted the time" relative time in the properties. But I had two problems related to the definition of this property.

  In 'Default Edit Mode', the selections of absolute time and Relative are grayed out. So I couldn't change it, if absolute time was that all two blue grayed out and highlighted.

  Then I switched to "Advanced Editing Mode", played with the format of time codes Relative, absolute and digital and all that seemed to be getting was a red LED when I tried different combinations of "Insert into String Format". I had to go back to 99% of the time. When I don't have no 'come back' it made no difference in the result.

  Do not use a timestamp indicator.  Use a regular digital indidcator and set the display of relative time format.

• How to write and format for excel

  I am currently using labview 2010 and I try to write my timestamp data to Excel.  I have my time stamp formatted as a string and my data is in a table or a type of dynamic data. Writing custom vi does not work with my data for some reason any and I was not able to understand this possibility, but any suggestions on how to do, but also to format the column headers would be very appreciated.

  Thank you

  In the format string.  It has the format codes that will allow you to convert a timestamp into a string in any format you want.