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• Problem of date comparison

  
  HI guys,.

  Was wondering if someone could help me.  I'm currently an article on my form that contains a full date IE. 01/01/2013 14:30 but I'm only interested in time of this section and try to compare with a value by using the following code:

  IF to_char (to_date (name_in ('appointment.starttime'), 'HH24:MI:SS')) = 14:30:00 "then

  ....

  ...

  end if;

  But it seems to give me errors, I guess it's something to do with my date comparison and would appreciate your help with this.

  Thank you.

  "are the correct bracket: to_char (to_date (name_in ('appointment.starttime'), 'HH24:MI:SS')) = 14:30:00.

  "maybe: to_char (to_date (name_in ('appointment.starttime')(),"HH24:MI:SS") = 14:30:00.

• Example of Date comparison work not as expected...

  First of all, sorry for the creation of another post.  Didn't know if I should of just added to a previous message (s) now that I have an example of comparison of date/time works do not as expected.

  I understand that the calendar will use the time zone for the device.  My device is located to the EAST (-0500).

  The following code works fine when the time is set to h, however, does not as expected when in AM...

  java.util.Calendar d1 = java.util.Calendar.getInstance (); now
  java.util.Calendar d2 = java.util.Calendar.getInstance (); now
                    
  String date = ' 11/10/2011-05:05;
                    
  yy int = 0, mm = 0, SD = 0, h = 0, e = 0;
                    
  mm = Integer.parseInt (date.substring (0, 2)) - 1; January = 0
  DD = Integer.parseInt (date.substring (3, 5));
  YY = Integer.parseInt (date.substring (6, 10));
  HR = Integer.parseInt (date.substring (11,13));
  MI = Integer.parseInt (date.substring (14.16));

  D2. Set (Calendar.YEAR, AA);
  D2. Set (Calendar.MONTH, mm);
  D2. Set (Calendar.DATE, dd);
  D2. Set (Calendar.HOUR, human resources);
  D2. Set (Calendar.MINUTE, mi);
  D2. Set (Calendar.MILLISECOND, 0);
                    
  String ampm = date.substring (17, 19);
  If (ampm is 'AM')
  {
  D2. Set (Calendar.AM_PM, Calendar.AM);
  }
  on the other
  {
  D2. Set (Calendar.AM_PM, Calendar.PM);
  }
                    
  long t1 = d1.getTime () .getTime ();
  long t2 = d2.getTime () .getTime ();

  String strCurrentDate = new Date (t1) m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString ();
  String strActivateDate = new Date (t2) m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString ();
                                
  If (t1 > = t2)
  Dialog.Inform ("current date of" + strCurrentDate + "is superior to activate date of" + strActivateDate);
  If (t1<>
  Dialog.Inform ("current date of" + strCurrentDate + "is less that activate date of" + strActivateDate);

  The result of current date/time is fine, but the result for strActivateDate is returned as "Tue Oct 11 17:15:48 2011 America/New_York '.  Date is fine, however, is not time.  Time ends as PM (17:05).

  Am I missing something obvious here?  Again, excuse me for the post, maybe should added on the previous post, but I think that this new post can be useful to others in the same situation.  Would appreciate any comments.  Thank you 1 million.

  Karim

  It's what I tell you is wrong and how to fix it.

  http://StackOverflow.com/questions/513832/how-do-i-compare-strings-in-Java

  In short: Do not compare with the help of is, use the equals() method.

• operator case where clause date comparison

  Hi can please help for query teas comparsion date based on requirements is

  I could use decode in the application to manage the two scenarios (decode orig enrl

  to date, if < = 12/01/15 then use 1/12/15 + 25 as the date for comparison, otherwise use

  date enrl orig + 25

  can u help for these

  tried to decode also

  / * AND

  To_date (get_attr_usage_val (7599,docr.org_prog_cam_recipient_id),'MM/DD/YYYY') < =)

  Decode (to_date('01/12/2015','MM/DD/YYYY'),

  TO_DATE (JANUARY 12, 2015 "," MM/DD/YYYY "") + 25,.

  To_date (get_attr_usage_val (7599,docr.org_prog_cam_recipient_id),'MM/DD/YYYY'))

  */

  Sorry for the delay to ask, thank you very much for the reply

  in above query

  It's feature column used to join date: (trunc (sysdate) - TO_DATE (get_attr_usage_val (7599,docr.org_prog_cam_recipient_id),'MM/DD/YYYY')))

  AND if (trunc (sysdate) - TO_DATE (get_attr_usage_val (7599,docr.org_prog_cam_recipient_id),'MM/DD/YYYY')))<= to_date('01/12/2015','mm/dd/yyyy')="">

  TO_DATE (JANUARY 12, 2015 "," MM/DD/YYYY "") + 25

  another (trunc (sysdate) - TO_DATE (get_attr_usage_val (7599,docr.org_prog_cam_recipient_id),'MM/DD/YYYY'))+25

  end if

  for example: 1) the enrollmentdate value function

  (1) If a patient registered on 01/04/2015 then wait 25 days from 12/01/2015 which 06/02/2015 before creating the event would provide that all other conditions are met.

  (2) If a registered on 13/01/2015 patient can expect 25 days from the date of registration which would be 07/02/2015 before creating the event provided that all other conditions are met

  AND ((TO_DATE (get_attr_usage (7599,docr.org_prog_cam),'MM/DD/YYYY'))))<=TO_DATE('01>

  AND

  To_date (get_attr_usage (7599,docr.org_prog_cam),'MM/DD/YYYY'))<=>

  )

  or

  (TO_DATE (get_attr_usage (7599,docr.org_prog_cam),'MM/DD/YYYY')>TO_DATE('01/12/15','MM/DD/YYYY')))

  AND

  To_date (get_attr_usage (7599,docr.org_prog_cam),'MM/DD/YYYY')+25 > trunc (sysdate)))

  ) )

  Thank you

• Date comparison error

  Hi, I have a situation, where I have to find a date between two dates
  
  I used under condition of filter, but I get the error
  
  (TO_DATE (PLAYER_MONTHLY_SUMMARY. CURRENT_MONTH, 'DD-MON-YYYY') BETWEEN
  TO_DATE (MARCH 1, 2012 ',' MON-DD-YYYY "") AND
  TO_DATE (MARCH 31, 2012 ',' MON-DD-YYYY "")
  )
  
  Error: -.
  
  ORA-12801: error reported in the parallel query P000 Server
  ORA-01841: (full) year must be between-4713 and 9999 and not 0
  ORA-02063: preceding 2 lines of EDW_REP_DBLINK
  12801 00000 - "error reported to request server %s Parallels.
  * Cause: A parallel query server reached an exception condition.
  * Action: Check the error according to the cause, and
  Manual of your error for appropriate action.
  * Comment: This error can be disabled with the 10397 event, in which
  case, the current server error is reported instead.
  
  
  is their any error in the code or this db level

  Hello

  916710 wrote:
  Hello

  Here are the details

  CURRENT_MONTH is the date data type in the table PLAYER_MONTHLY_SUMMARY

  To_date, as its name suggests, something to converts a DATE . If current_month already is a DATE, you don't need to convert it to a date.
  In addition, the 1st argument to TO_DATE is supposed to be a VARCHAR2. Do not use a DATE where we expect a VARCHAR2.

  and the date range of next_run_date where is my next_strt_date and next_end_date both the date data type

  instead under request

  (TO_DATE (PLAYER_MONTHLY_SUMMARY. CURRENT_MONTH, 'DD-MON-YYYY') BETWEEN
  TO_DATE (MARCH 1, 2012 ',' MON-DD-YYYY "") AND
  TO_DATE (MARCH 31, 2012 ',' MON-DD-YYYY "")
  )

  If I try below one then it worked

  PLAYER_MONTHLY_SUMMARY. CURRENT_MONTH BETWEEN

  TO_DATE (MARCH 1, 2012 ',' MON-DD-YYYY "") AND

  TO_DATE (MARCH 31, 2012 ',' MON-DD-YYYY "")
  )

  This approach is right

  Yes, that is designed to compare a DATE (current_month) more DATEs (TO_DATE results).
  Remember that all DATEs in Oracle include hours, minutes and seconds. If the hours, the minutes and the seconds of current_month are always 00:00:00 (for example, if current_month is always filled with TRUNC (some_date, 'MONTH')) then the comparison above is not serious. But if current_month can be something like 06:52; 31 on March 31, 2012, then it fails the condition, because the upper limit of the range is

  TO_DATE('31-MAR-2012', 'DD-MON-YYYY') 
  

  which is 00:00:00 on March 31, 2012. To include the current_month is any time of the day March 31, you would have to do something slightly different, such as

  PLAYER_MONTHLY_SUMMARY.CURRENT_MONTH  BETWEEN TO_DATE ( '01-MAR-2012'     -- Default time, 00:00:00, is okay here
                                                  , 'DD-MON-YYYY'
                                      )
                            AND     TO_DATE ( '31-MAR-2012 23:59:59'
                                                  , 'DD-MON-YYYY hh24:mi:ss'
                                      ) 
  

  or

  ...
       PLAYER_MONTHLY_SUMMARY.CURRENT_MONTH  >= TO_DATE ( '01-MAR-2012', 'DD-MON-YYYY')
  AND  PLAYER_MONTHLY_SUMMARY.CURRENT_MONTH  <  TO_DATE ( '31-MAR-2012', 'DD-MON-YYYY') + 1
  

• Date comparison - help!

  Hello

  I'm new with Java and BlackBerry development please bear with me.

  I have a DatePickerDateField object, I use getDate() to retrieve the date of the selected user. It returns a long.

  What I want to do is to compare this date with the current date and return a message if the chosen user date is greater than the current date. I want to assure you that I compare just the part of the timestamp date, ignoring the time.

  What is the best way to achieve this?

  Thank you!

  Use DateTimeUtilities.isSameDate. If it is not the same date, then just compare values long to know more later.

• a request IN with the help of date comparison

  I have 2 tables.

  first table has email, keywords, date.

  -drop table email_tbl;

  create table email_tbl)

  e-mail varchar2 (500),

  keyword varchar2 (500),

  create_date date

  );

  -Select * from email_tbl

  insert into email_tbl values (' [email protected]', 'Hello', sysdate);

  insert into email_tbl values (' [email protected]', 'Hello again', sysdate);

  insert into email_tbl values (' [email protected]', 'test', sysdate);

  insert into email_tbl values (' [email protected]',' Yes, sysdate);

  insert into email_tbl values (' [email protected]', 'no', sysdate);

  second table has 3 fields of description, id field and create the date field.

  create table descriptions_tbl)

  number of desc_id

  DESC1 varchar2 (500),

  desc2 varchar2 (500),

  Desc3 varchar2 (500),

  create_date date

  );

  insert into descriptions_tbl values (1, "Thank you and good morning", "Derby", "saada", sysdate);

  insert into descriptions_tbl values (2, 'new test', "dfd", "Abdallah", sysdate);

  insert into descriptions_tbl values (3, ' Yes we do and no, we don't ', 'asda', "asdaf", sysdate);

  insert into descriptions_tbl values (4, 'blabla', "beard", "beard", sysdate);

  insert into descriptions_tbl values (5, 'blalblba', 'afd', 'asfddsa', sysdate);

  -Select * from descriptions_tbl

  what I want as an end result is:

  E-mail | keyword | URL

  the url may be for example "www.test.com/" desc_id of the descriptions_tbl.

  If the enamel, the keyword of emails tbl, and if the keyword is in the text be desc1 and desc2 desc3 table of descriptions,

  It should create the url with this id.

  Also - this should be only for those who have a creation date in the last 7 days in the tbl descriptions.

  so, if a new record of e-mail is created today, and there is a date of creation of 2 weeks in the lading descriptions, even if the keyword

  is located, it should not pull it due dates.

  I hope I'm being clear.

  Thanks for any help.

  SELECT a.email,

  a.Keyword,

  "www."

  || SUBSTR (a.email, INSTR (a.email, ' @', 1) + 1)

  ||' /'

  || b.desc_id

  Email_tbl has,.

  descriptions_tbl b

  WHERE 1                          =1

  AND (INSTR (b.desc1, a.keyword, 1) > 0

  OR INSTR (b.desc2, a.keyword, 1) > 0

  (OR INSTR (b.desc3, a.keyword, 1) > 0)

  AND b.create_date BETWEEN sysdate-7 AND sysdate

  ORDER BY 1 DESC;

• Date comparison throwing error

  We have 1 table with two date columns: Column1 Column2 and timestamp date (9).

  In Column1 values look the same: 01.31.39.349474000 June 19, 15 AM and in Column2, we save the sysdate.

  What I'm confused about is select * from system_log where log_timestamp > 19 June 15 01.31.39.349474000 AM'; -This query works perfectly well and returns records of expeted. "While under query is throwingn error: ORA-01843: not a valid month select * from system_log where creation_date > 6 July 2015 03:51:18.

  Why the implicit conversion does not not for Column2? Is it because of the date data type or anything else that I'm missing?

  You can paste the output of

   select * from NLS_SESSION_PARAMETERS
   where parameter IN ('NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT','NLS_DATE_FORMAT');
  

• Get-Date comparisons

  This question is not specifically related to PowerCLI, but I am migrating virtual machines VMFS NFS storage of data, but only in a time window of some.  There is probably a better way to do it, but I'm not the greatest at that.  Please enlighten me if there is.  No doubt I'm missing something obvious.

  My script works with the exception of the time window that we use is from 22:00 to 06:00, and logic - gt and lt - seems to break through midnight.  I have this will probably launch with a scheduled Windows task.

  $vmlist = Get-Cluster $prodCluster | Get-VM | Select Name,ProvisionedSpaceGB,UsedSpaceGB | Where-Object {$_.UsedSpaceGB -gt "75" -and $_.UsedSpaceGB -lt "250" } | Sort -Descending -Property UsedSpaceGB
  foreach ($migvm in $vmlist){
  IF (((Get-Date) -gt (Get-Date -Hour 22 -Minute 00)) -and ((Get-Date) -lt (Get-Date -Hour 06 -Minute 00)))
  { Move-VM -VM $migvm.name -DiskStorageFormat Thin -Datastore $destDatastore -Destination $prodCluster -WhatIf:$true
  }ELSE{
  Write-Host "Outside of operating hours, ignoring migration"
  }}
  
  

  Hello, BradCalvert-

  Of course, there are several ways to do it, but your path should do as well.  The only thing that is 'break' after midnight: the logical operator you use on line 03, '- and '.  In order to have this statement are evaluated to $true when the time is after 10 p.m. or before 6 in the morning, which should be a, '- or ' instead.

  Another similar method would be simply to pass the date each time that once the foreach statement (once by the virtual machine in the list of migration) and its property hours (or TotalHours) compares the desired values (22: 6).  A minor difference, but it is less than 75% of the calls to Get-Date.  And not that Get-Date is particularly expensive, but effective is good.

  In any case, it is better for you when you use the '- or ' operator instead of '- and '?

• Checkbox as Date comparison

  Hello

  I have a date field and I would like to have a check box selected if the date inserted in the date field is < 3 butterflies from today

  How to do this

  Thank you

  Hello

  Take a look at this form, https://sites.google.com/site/livecycledesignercookbooks/home/Bassel.pdf?attredirects=0&d= 1

  Are there specific errors that you may receive?

  I don't know how you want to handle the days of the month, then the method above does not take into account the days and compares all the months.  But you can easily extend this if necessary.

  Concerning

  Bruce

• Date comparisons

  Hello
  
  I need to use to_timestamp in a query. The date that is in the format "November 11, 1900 08:00:42 ' must be converted into the format" MM/DD/YYYY HH24: MI: SS'. " The statement that I use is to_timestamp ("November 11, 1900 08:00:42","MM/DD/YYYY HH24: MI: SS'). However, when I run my query, I get the following error ' ORA - 08130: date format picture ends before converting the entire input string '. Can someone please help me fix this problem.
  
  Thank you very much

  user12438396 wrote:
  Hello

  I need to use to_timestamp in a query. The date that is in the format "November 11, 1900 08:00:42 ' must be converted into the format" MM/DD/YYYY HH24: MI: SS'. " The statement that I use is to_timestamp ("November 11, 1900 08:00:42","MM/DD/YYYY HH24: MI: SS'). However, when I run my query, I get the following error ' ORA - 08130: date format picture ends before converting the entire input string '. Can someone please help me fix this problem.

  Thank you very much

  Take your statement

  to_timestamp(''Nov 11, 1900 8:00:42 AM','MM/DD/YYYY HH24: MI: SS'). 
  

  (btw, I'll assume you do NOT copy and paste, and the double quotation mark is a typo)

  Thus,.
  you give the string to_timestamp function "November 11, 1900 08:00:42.
  but you say it while the string is in the format "MM/DD/YYYY HH24: MI: SS'.

  "November 11, 1900" looks like you it is in the format "MM/DD/YY?
  Does the part time... "08:00:42" looks like it is in the specified format "HH24: MI: SS '?

  I guess that's a simplistic example where you have hard-coded date in to_timestamp. What looks like the context - where you use actually it? What looks like the code real ?

  Do you not understand that the columns DATE and TIMESTAMP not finding the way that you think they are, how they are returned from your SELECT statements They are stored in the internal format of oracle for these data types. The way that you SEE their returned in a statement select is the result of setting NLS_DATE_FORMAT control and which can be set in various locations, with variable scopes of influence.

• Question of date comparison

  I met several SQLs in one of our application reports WHERE Clause has something like

  where sysdate between created_dt and modified_dt

  Isn't their something weird about it?

  It is syntactically correct and often a useful concept, depending on the dates in columns to compare to sysdate. However, given column names, you have published, unless your database is psychic, I can't help in this case. If ever he back of the lines, it indicates that a record has a modified date in the future.

  It shows you the current value of the record to change, or that it would be amended in the future? :-)

  John

• date comparison solution

  Hello
  
  I'm looking for a solution for the comparison. I want to compare the sysdate - to_date('04/04/2005') must be greater than 4 years or not.
  How can I check that? Please advice.
  
  Thanks in advance
  ADI

  Select (CASE WHEN (sysdate - to_date (April 4, 2005 ', ' dd/mm/yyyy')) / 365 > 4 THEN 'YES' ELSE 'NO' END) of the double

• Please help me to solve this problem of date comparison...

  Please help me to solve this issue..
  
  If i have some data like the following..
  
  
  ID           START DATE             END DATE
  
  1             20080101              20080501
  1             20080502              20080630
  2             20080631              20080801
  2             20080802              20080901
                                               ---------------> There is a break in date over here
  2             20080930              20081029
  2             20081030              20081130
  
  
  I need to compare the End Date with the start date (These data will not be in order)
  and find out if there is any break and should get the 

  release date: * 20080930 *.
  
  I'm trying to do this in SQL or PL/SQL. Please help me.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  Phani

  Hello

  Try:

  MHO%xe> select * from my_dates;
  
          ID STARTDATE           ENDDATE
  ---------- ------------------- -------------------
           1 01-01-2008 00:00:00 01-05-2008 00:00:00
           1 02-05-2008 00:00:00 30-06-2008 00:00:00
           2 30-06-2008 00:00:00 01-08-2008 00:00:00
           2 02-08-2008 00:00:00 01-09-2008 00:00:00
           2 30-09-2008 00:00:00 29-10-2008 00:00:00
           2 30-10-2008 00:00:00 30-11-2008 00:00:00
  
  6 rijen zijn geselecteerd.
  
  Verstreken: 00:00:00.14
  MHO%xe> select startdate
    2  from  (select startdate
    3         ,      lag(enddate) over (partition by id order by startdate) - startdate lr
    4         from   my_dates)
    5  where  lr < -1;
  
  STARTDATE
  -------------------
  30-09-2008 00:00:00
  

  By the way: 20080631 is not a valid date, so I adjusted it to 20080630.

• Problem with date comparison

  I have a problem with the TO_YMINTERVAL('10-00') function.
  
  
  Thank you
  Bachan.
  
  Published by: bah on March 23, 2010 14:47

  Please do not double post.
  Problem with TO_YMINTERVAL('10-00') function.

  Stick to your original thread, as others have already tried to help you.
  Start a new thread on the same topic is a waiste of time, as already provided entries are lost to other readers...