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• Date Format problem

  Hi all

  We spend date format '2015-05-26' of soapui for check-in, so it's inclusion in the database successfully.

  "But for the check-in validation Post filter service we copy the same date format from custom metadata to each other using Update Sql. we receive below IE error ' [' ORA-01843: not one month valid '.]

  Under sql queries work well for me. I've updated one of the rows in the table to approve revisions using sql developer, and it worked fine.

  UPDATE SET dcreatedate = TO_TIMESTAMP('15-MAY-2013 11:00:00:00','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS:FF') WHERE did = 89 revisions;

  OR

  Setting a DAY of revision SET dcreatedate = systimestamp WHERE did = 89;

  You use java filter to update the query? Resource query you use?

• SQL Date format problem

  Hello
  
  I try to place a conditional value in my SQL and extract is as follows:
  
  Select
  decode (TO_DATE (December 3, 2010 7:17 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24 '), null,)
  decode (TO_DATE (December 3, 2010 5:47 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24 '), null, ", TO_DATE (December 3, 2010 5:47 '," MM/DD/YYYY HH24 ' ")).
  decode (TO_DATE (December 3, 2010 5:47 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24 '), null, TO_DATE (December 3, 2010 7:17 ', "MM/DD/YYYY HH24 '"),)
  decode (sign (TO_DATE('12/3/2010 7:17', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI')-TO_DATE('12/3/2010 5:47', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI')), 1, TO_DATE (December 3, 2010 5:47 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24 '), TO_DATE (December 3, 2010 7:17 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24 '))
  ()) as a supplier
  of the double
  
  The dates above are just an example. It only gives me date rather than the date part time itself.
  
  If I NLS_DATE_FORMAT before this SQL it works planned. Is it possible without changing the format of the session I can achieve this?
  
  In addition, in MS excel we function IsError() we even in Oracle?

  Read http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14261/overview.htm#sthref247
  An example: http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:4630926692712

  Concerning

  Etbin

• data formatting problem

  Hi all

  I'm providing dummy data and expected results. Help, please.

  with t as (SELECT '1 January 2009' ODATE, 20 QTY FROM DUAL)

  SELECT JANUARY 22, 2011 UNION ', 35 OF THE DOUBLE

  UNION SELECT ' 3 OCTOBER 2010', 80 OF THE DOUBLE

  SELECT DECEMBER 12, 2011 UNION ', 50 OF THE DOUBLE

  UNION SELECT 28 NOVEMBER 2013 ', 25 OF THE DOUBLE

  UNION SELECT 9 DECEMBER 2012 ", 30 OF THE DOUBLE

  UNION SELECT JANUARY 30, 2013 ', 70 DOUBLE)

  Select * from t;

  Output should be:

  KAI	QTY.
  JANUARY	20
  	35
  	70
  OCTOBER	80
  NOVEMBER	25
  DECEMBER	50

  30

  It is a reporting requirement if I go in the client side. So, for example, if you use SQL Plus, you can use the BREAK command like this.

  SQL > break on Kai
  SQL >
  SQL > with t as
  () 2
  3 select to_date ('1st January 2009', ' mon-dd-yyyy "") odate, Qty 20 double
  4 union select to_date (January 22, 2011 ',' mon-dd-yyyy ""), 35 doubles
  5 union select to_date (October 3, 2010 ',' mon-dd-yyyy ""), the double 80
  6 union select to_date (12-dec-2011', ' mon-dd-yyyy ""), the double 50
  7 union select to_date (28 November 2013 ',' mon-dd-yyyy ""), 25 of the double
  8 union select to_date ('09-dec-2012', ' mon-dd-yyyy ""), 30 double
  9 union select to_date (January 30, 2013 ',' mon-dd-yyyy ""), 70 double
  10)
  11. Select shut
  12, Qty
  13 of)
  14 select to_char (odate, 'fmMONTH') Letter
  15, part of odate_num (month of Kai)
  16, Qty.
  17 t
  18         )
  order 19
  20 by odate_num
  21.

  KAI QTY.
  --------- ----------
  JANUARY 70
  35
  20
  OCTOBER 80
  NOVEMBER 25
  DECEMBER 30
  50

  7 selected lines.

  But if you want a SQL solution you can try like this.

  SQL > clear cut
  breaks erased

  SQL > with t as
  () 2
  3 select to_date ('1st January 2009', ' mon-dd-yyyy "") odate, Qty 20 double
  4 union select to_date (January 22, 2011 ',' mon-dd-yyyy ""), 35 doubles
  5 union select to_date (October 3, 2010 ',' mon-dd-yyyy ""), the double 80
  6 union select to_date (12-dec-2011', ' mon-dd-yyyy ""), the double 50
  7 union select to_date (28 November 2013 ',' mon-dd-yyyy ""), 25 of the double
  8 union select to_date ('09-dec-2012', ' mon-dd-yyyy ""), 30 double
  9 union select to_date (January 30, 2013 ',' mon-dd-yyyy ""), 70 double
  10)
  11. Select decodes (NWR, 1, Kai) Letter
  12, Qty
  13 of)
  14 select to_char (odate, 'fmMONTH') Letter
  15, row_number() over NWR (partition by excerpt (letter months) stopped by excerpt (months of letter))
  16, Qty.
  17 t
  18         )
  19.

  KAI QTY.
  --------- ----------
  JANUARY 70
  35
  20
  OCTOBER 80
  NOVEMBER 25
  DECEMBER 30
  50

  7 selected lines.

  SQL >

• Problem with the conversion of getDate() to Date format?

  Hi guys,.

  I need to convert the date selected for DateField string format (for example: yyyy-mm-dd).

  I put the date format DateField as "mm-dd-yyyy '.»

  I tried to get the date of this DateField and tried to convert the format 'yyyy-mm-dd ".

  When I tried, I had a bad outing.

  For example, when I selected 12 months he returned as "00" the following coding.

  SimpleDateFormat dtFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-mm-dd");
  Date dtToConvert = new Date(mydatefield.getDate());
  strRequired = dtFormat.formatLocal(dtToConvert); 
  

  Can someone explain what that is the bug with this code or any other way to get the output as my requirement?

  Thanks in advance,

  Stéphane

  Oops, sorry, code should have been...

  DateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy/MM/dd");
  long dateLong = field.getDate();
  Date date = new Date(dateLong);
  String dateString =df.format(date);
  

• problems by analyzing a date format string...

  Hi all, I'm having a hard time to convert a date into a string.
  
  I was using to_char but after much research, I thought that it would be better to use convert so I do:
  
  SELECT CONVERT (VARCHAR (8), 'November 19, 2012', 112) twice;
  
  Where the specifications for 112 is YYYYMMDD but I get the error "ORA-00936: lack of expression ', guess is cause Oracle do not know how to read the string to be converted.
  
  How can I convert a YYYYMMDD string format string of the form dd mmm yyy (as described above)?
  
  Thanks in advance,

  It seems that your search will lead you to a SQL Server thread. SQL Server uses arbitrary numbers to represent date formats. Oracle does not - the number 112 is irrelevant for Oracle.

  In Oracle, you convert a date to a string using the function TO_CHAR

  SELECT to_char( date '2012-11-19', 'YYYYMMDD' )
    FROM dual
  

  Of course, this assumes that you start with a date (like I do with my date literal). If you start with a string representing a date and you want to convert it to a string that represents the same date in a different format, you will need to use a TO_DATE and a TO_CHAR to convert the original string to a date and date on another string

  SELECT to_char( to_date( '19 Nov 2012', 'DD Mon YYYY' ), 'YYYYMMDD' )
    FROM dual
  

  Justin

• Another problem with date formatting

  I want the date to appear at the Mmm - DD - but I get the date format full ODBC
  
  my query:
  < cfquery name = "monthlyChart" datasource = "2onboard" >
  SELECT distance, time, walkDate
  OF bockWalk
  WHERE the month (walkDate) = #month (Now ()) # AND year (walkDate) = #year (Now ()) #.
  < / cfquery >
  
  My cfchart:
  < cfchart format = "swf".
  style="/XML/dailyDistanceGraphs.xml".
  chartheight = '175 '.
  chartwidth = '575 '.
  ShowLegend = 'no '.
  showborder = 'yes '.
  show3d = 'no '.
  ForegroundColor = "000000".
  scaleFrom = '0 '.
  yaxistitle = "Mileage" >
  < cfchartseries type = 'bar '.
  Query = "monthlyChart."
  ValueColumn = 'distance '.
  PostesColonne = "walkDate".
  SeriesColor = "ff0000" >
  < / cfchartseries >
  < / cfchart >
  
  I tried formatting with an XML file
  Part of the XML file
  < xAxis >
  < isMultiline labelStyle = "false" orientation = "vertical" / >
  < style labelFormat = "Longdate" pattern = "Mmm - DD" / >
  < / xAxis >

  Quote:
  Posted by: jkgiven
  MikerRoo...
  Your solution stacks all of my entries in a column instead of one for each date, why/how to fix?
  Why the line in my work of xml?
  Can you explain or direct me to a source, the functioning of your lines? -J' I really need to learn XML, but it does not seem quite logical for me.

  Your entries are all in a single column because that is:
  (1) you have not set the pattern parseFormat matches what was returned by the database
  or
  (2) the granularity of the chart is set for monthly data and the data cover enough time. Change the dateTimeStyle to:
  

  did not work because (1) you need to set the mode to datetime axis
  and (2) the graphics engine is very stupid and need to be told exactly how to analyze the values returned in the query. It is the purpose of the tag.

  Finally, you need not learn the XML as such.
  The XML styles are covered, a little, in the docs from

  There is a practical tool, webcharts designer that you can use to generate the xml styles in:
  c:\CFusionMX7\charting\webcharts.bat

  The Webcharts user guide covers the styles available in more details. You can download that here:
  http://www.WebCharts3D.com/website/WebCharts50/download/index.jsp

• slight problem with display of date format

  I have this query that produces a correct result, but not in the date format I need. Currently, it is the 'DD-MON-RR' display and I need it to appear in the format "MM/DD/YYYY". Can someone help me?
  
  Thank you
  Deanna
  
  
  SELECT TO_DATE(:P21_BEGIN_DATE,'MM/DD/YYYY') + (: P21_DAYS_OLD) FROM DUAL;

  Never use implicit date conversions:

  SELECT TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(:P21_BEGIN_DATE,'MM/DD/YYYY')+:P21_DAYS_OLD,'MM/DD/YYYY') FROM DUAL;
  

  SY.

• How to advocate for regional change of short date format

  This is something relatively trivial but annoying all the same, but I don't know where to go to advocate for change.

  Have just updated for Sierra and one of the first things I notice is the addition of a point at the end of the month in short date format, i.e. 'September 19, 2016'.

  "In Australia, as in the United Kingdom, the standard must not use this period - it should be just'19 Sep 2016", and in the past, that's how it appeared in OSX for the Australia. Don't know why the change.

  This abbreviation is not replaceable by the user, so where can I go to provide appropriate feedback and I hope to have this problem on the track?

  A solution is to make my default language and region of the United Kingdom, but do not know if there is a price to pay for it.

  You can provide feedback to Apple asking them to change it:

  www.Apple.com/Feedback

• How can I configure the cell data format

  How can I configure data format of cell numbers: for example, I want to capture 123456.78 and need to be 12A3456.78?

  I tried to put #A # #. # format option, but it didn't work a few time and it became A123456.78.

  I also tried on excel and it worked very well, but I like the numbers better. is there a solution to this problem?

  Thank you

  HEY Chi - Lun,

  I don't think that this is possible as many number format. You should be able to insert A in a text string using a formula, but this would happen in a second cell, not that the number has been entered.

  "Assuming all the"numbers require the same inserted letter after the second number, this should do the work."number" entered in column A; the formula in column B. In the table below, your value as an example is A6.

  = Left (A, 2) & "A" & RIGHT (A, LEN (A) - 2)

  

  Kind regards

  Barry

• Cannot save the incorrect date format

  I keep trying to save my computer... tells me incorrect date format?

  I had the same problem and ended up going through the online chat.  I guess there is a problem with the site, but they managed to sign up to my computer via chat.  Hope that helps

• Sort data in date format DD/MM/RRRR

  Hello

  I have to sort our data between two dates ex 01 01, 2016 to the 31/01/2016 for the list of transactions.

  Will I convert in JAN-16 format so that I can sort by where period_name like ' JAN-16'?

  If so how do I convert a date format of 01/01/2016 JAN-16?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Whenever you have a problem, please post a small example data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) of all the tables involved, so that people who want to help you can recreate the problem and test their ideas.

  Also post the exact results you want from this data, as well as an explanation of how you get these results from these data, with specific examples.

  Always say what version of Oracle you are using (for example, 11.2.0.2.0).

  See the FAQ forum: Re: 2. How can I ask a question on the forums?

  As Chris and Tubby has said, all DATEs are stored in the same internal format, which has nothing to do with the format you use to view or format you use in conversion as TO_DATE functions.

  Oracle provides many functions and other features for the manipulation of DATEs, you seldom need to convert them to another format.  For example, we wanted to get a list of employees of the scott.emp sorted by month and by ename; in other words, December 1980 would come before April, 1981, as from habit, but the day of the month, hours minutes and seconds would all be ignored in sorting.  We can use the TRUNC function to do this:

  SELECT TO_CHAR (hiredate, 'Mon-YYYY') AS hiremonth

  ename

  hiredate

  FROM scott.emp

  ORDER BY TRUNC (hiredate, 'MONTH')

  ename

  ;

  Output:

  HIREMONTH ENAME HIREDATE

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

  DEC-1980 SMITH December 17, 1980

  Feb-1981 ALLEN 20 February 1981

  Feb-1981 WARD 22 February 1981

  Apr-1981 JONES April 2, 1981

  May-1981 BLAKE may 1, 1981

  Jun-1981 CLARK June 9, 1981

  MARTIN 1981-Sep 28-Sep-1981

  Sep-1981 TURNER 08-Sep-1981

  Nov-1981 KING November 17, 1981

  DEC-1981 FORD December 3, 1981

  DEC-1981 JAMES December 3, 1981

  Jan-1982 MILLER January 23, 1982

  Apr-1987 SCOTT April 19, 1987

  May-1987 ADAMS 23 May 1987

  Notice how MARTIN comes before TURNER in the output (I marked these Redlines), even if MARTIN hiredate is 20 days later than TURNER.  This is because only the year and month are considered in the sorting.  Any DATE in the same month will get the same sort value.

• date format limits in the workflow

  Hello

  I try to add a time limit to one per programming workflows, but I have problem with the date format

  How do I format this date? ¿It is a date or a string?

  < workflowengine:completeassignment

  "site ="pub_id"

  "ID ="assignment_id"

  [ACTION ="action_comment" "]

  [comment ="comment" "]

  "NeXTSTEP ="next_workflow_step_id"

  "varname ="assignment_name"

  ["date limit ="deadline""]

  [assignmentlist ="participant_object" "] / >

  Thank you

  Finally, the date must be a string with the date in milliseconds.

• convert date format period

  Hi all

  Here are my existing query which I run another tool to extract data from oracle-

  Select * from transactionTbl

  WHERE

  DATE > = TO_DATE (' $(vAppStartDate)', "DD/MM/YYYY")

  AND DATE < = TO_DATE (' $(vAppEndDate)', "DD/MM/YYYY")

  variables-

  -vAppStartDate = 06/01/2014

  -vAppEndDate = 30/06/2015

  Rather than use the Date column in the WHERE condition, I want to use PeriodID of column existing in the same table, to make the query faster.

  The period column is in below format.

  PeriodID format-> 201294 //means 2012Q 4. So 9 means Q

  Since I'm on variables, the values are always to the date format, so my requirement is first change variable date from periods of format.

  I wrote the pseudo-code, because I of course know how to convert date format periodID. Q also means in the periodID 9.

  Select * from transactionTbl

  WHERE

  PeriodID > = period_function (TO_DATE (July 1, 14 ',' DD/MM/YYYY '), 'YYYYxx')

  AND PeriodID > = period_function (TO_DATE (July 1, 15 ',' DD/MM/YYYY '), 'YYYYxx')

  Please help me with the query.

  Thank you!

  Calling a user-defined function is likely to slow down your query.

  What's the problem with just using regular date formatting strings for example

  SQL > select to_char (to_date('15/09/2014','DD/MM/YYYY'), 'YYYY "9" Q') of double;
  TO_CHA
  ------
  201493

  1 selected line.

• Bug - import drop of time - data format literals?

  SQL Developer 4.1 ai2

  If I put in place an import of data using INSERTs and specify a format string for a timestamp field that includes literals, these removed in the instructions for INSERTING generated resulting:

  Format: YYYY-MM-DD "T" HH24:MI:SS. " FF3 ""-07:00 " "

  

  INSERT resulting:

  

  Get the recitals:

  SQL error: ORA-01821: date format not recognized

  Set the format:

  

  Works as it should:

  1 row inserted.

  (I know I'm butchering the timestamp/zone - that is by the by ;-)) )

  We were stripping the quotes of the mask of date format for a reason-this problem has been fixed