DateTime picker - given to zero hours and minutes on the second click on the datepicker

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  RELEASED IN: 24.00 (24 HOURS: 00 MINUTES).
  
  Kind regards
  
  C V S

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  If DATEs are t1d and T2D, then:

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        * 24
        ) || TO_CHAR ( TRUNC (SYSDATE) + (dt2 - dt1)
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               )
  

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• Adding the hours and minutes

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  0                         7                         0

  
  

  0                         1                          15
  

  
  

  0                         0                           55

  
  

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• Add the hours and minutes so far

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  Parameter1 = > string value that indicates the time difference and it has the following format.
  
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• conversion from minutes to hours and minutes

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  for example the hrs is 5 and time allowed mins is 40 so I should be join under 5.40
  
  
  Concerning
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  The code is a little more readable now, but only a little.

  For example, I can see now that you call most GRAND where the 1st argument is a string:

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            (timeallowedhrs * 60) + timeallowedmin     AS a
       ,     (timetakenhrs   * 60) + timetakenmin     AS t
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  SELECT     jobcardno
  ,     '3'
  ,     ... FLOOR ( (a - t)
                  / 60
              ) || ':'
                || TO_CHAR ( MOD ( (a - t)
                                         , 60
                           )
                        , 'FM00'
                        ) ...
  

  I find

  a - t
  

  easier to read and understand (and debug), that

  (timeallowedhrs*60+timeallowedmins)-(timetakenhrs*60+timetakenmins)
  

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  DB version: 11.2.0.4

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  I have a requirement in which, if the duration is more than 60 minutes, and then view it in hours: Minutes

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  END_TIME-START_TIME EVE

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

  A 16/07/2014 09:15 16/07/2014 09:47

  B 16/07/2014 11:15 16/07/2014 12:35

  C 16/07/2014 08:15 17/07/2014 11:30

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  -----      --------

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  B 1 hour 20 minutes

  C 27 h 15 Minutes

  Hi James,

  With the traditional way of "old":

  SELECT

  event_name,

  CASE

  WHEN h > 1

  THEN TRUNC (h) | 'Hours ' | Round ((h-trunc (h)) * 60) | "' Minutes

  ON THE OTHER

  Round (h * 60) | "' Minutes

  END

  FROM (SELECT event_name, (24 *(end_time-start_time)) event_timings h)

  ;

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  Hello

  but does Oracle provide a built-in method of doing this?
  

  Yes he did :)

  A simpler than my last request version (well of course assuming you have the TIMESTAMP data type and no date datatype)

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• How to convert hours and minutes

  Hai All
  
  I calculated working hours
  
  using update dail_att set = to_number wtime (replace (to_char (to_date('00:00','HH24:MI') +)))
  ((outtime-intime), 'HH24'),': ','.')) ;
  
  
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  Thanks in advance
  
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                              , 'HH24:MI')
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  Concerning
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