Is 000001010000z a moment of valid dates in Oracle?

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• check the valid dates

  Hello

  I got a date in the format DD-MM-AA string entry. How would check date-code valid for a given year. For example, Feb should have 28 days (with the exception of leap years), Jan has only 31 days, and so on...

  Thank you

  DP

  That should do it.

  It works by converting DD-MM-YYYY to seconds and then by converting to a timestamp.  It then compares the original timestamp to the timestamp converted.  If the two are identical, it is a valid date.  If she comes back with another date, it is not valid.

  On 31 February will become March 2.  Although both have the same value of seconds, the day and month values are different, so that he knows that is not valid.

  See you soon.

• basic validation date

  I want to validate the input of a date field.

  But can't we feature standard construction.

  My client wants an error message custom when the input is not a valid date.

  But I don't know how to do this.

  Can someone help me?

  The basis is to try to convert the string to a Date object. If it fails, the user has entered a wrong value.

  This may look like this:

  Event.RC = true;

  If {(event.value)

  If (util.scand ("mm/dd/yyyy", event.value) == null) {}

  App.Alert ("you have entered an incorrect date string.");

  Event.RC = false;

  }

  }

  Of course, you can adjust the format string and the error message as you please...

• Check a valid date in a text field

  Hello allbody!

  I have a challenge that seems a little tricky. I have a text field that appears as a comb of 11 characters. The user will enter numbers in the format 999999-9999. Now, I would check if FIR 6 figures are a valid date in the format DDMMYY. (the last 4 digits are random)

  How can I do?

  Kirstine

  This must be tested THOROUGHLY. My test was very limited. Given a two-digit year validation checks only two numbers (\d\d).

  Form1.Page1.Subform1.TF1::exit - (JavaScript, client)

  If (!) ((this.isNull))) {}

  var regEx = /^(0[1-9]|[_12][0-9]|3[01]) (0 [1-9] | 1 [012]) \d\d$/;

  var str = this.rawValue;

  Str = str.substring (0.6);

  If (regEx.test (str)) {}

  xfa.host.messageBox ("valid MMDDYY");

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• Valid date format

  Version: 10 g Release2
  
  For SQLs with columns date, I always get an error like

  select TO_DATE('12-05-10', 'DD-MON-RR') from dual;
  select TO_DATE('12-05-10', 'DD-MON-RR') from dual
                 *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-05843: not a valid month

  Where can I find the valid date formats in Oracle?
  
  
  
  What is the difference between RRRR and YYYY formats? Documentation
  http://download-West.Oracle.com/docs/CD/A87860_01/doc/server.817/a85397/sql_elem.htm#36369
  They both seemed same.

  ScottsTiger wrote:
  Version: 10 g Release2

  For SQLs with columns date, I always get an error like

  select TO_DATE('12-05-10', 'DD-MON-RR') from dual;
  select TO_DATE('12-05-10', 'DD-MON-RR') from dual
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  *ORA-05843: not a valid month*
  

  Where can I find the valid date formats in Oracle?

  05 isn't one month valid for the format mask the LUN. You must use mm. LUN would be MAY or MAY according to the NLS language.

  select TO_DATE('12-05-10', 'DD-MM-RR') from dual;
  

  With regard to the RR. In this example, that would make difference o. -However, if your channel is 12/05/99 then see for yourself:

  SQL> alter session set nls_date_format = 'DD-MON-YYYY';
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> select sysdate from dual;
  
  SYSDATE
  -----------
  21-JUN-2010
  
  SQL> select TO_DATE('12-05-99','DD-MM-RR') from dual;
  
  TO_DATE('12
  -----------
  12-MAY-1999
  
  SQL> select TO_DATE('12-05-99','DD-MM-YY') from dual;
  
  TO_DATE('12
  -----------
  12-MAY-2099
  
  SQL> 
  

  Published by: Sven w. June 21, 2010 19:20

• How to select valid dates only

  If I have a table with a column varchar2 as below, how to select records that contain only valid dates? As there is no 2010-04-31, so I need only to bring on 2010-04-30, which is a valid date.
  
  Select '2010-04-30'd from the double. "
  Union of all the
  Select '2010-04-31'd from the double. "
  
  I'm on Oracle 10.2
  
  Published by: Rinne on April 23, 2010 11:15

  Hello

  Tubby wrote:
  An option using SQL only, although something like that, I tend to go with the solution of francs to a user defined function. Because if you store dates as strings, you're likely to have more than just 1 kind of "bad" data in the string.

  If you try a pure-SQL solution, make sure that it does not raise an error when d is an absolute stupidity (for example, when d = "TOTAL GARBAGE").
  Do something like this:

  WHERE   CASE
            WHEN  d     IS NULL
            THEN  'Missing'
            WHEN  TRANSLATE ( d
                            , '012345678'
                      , '999999999'
                      ) != '9999-99-99'
            THEN  'Invalid format or non-numeric'
            WHEN  SUBSTR (d, 1, 4)     = '0000'     -- or test for implausible years, e.g. "< '1900'"
            THEN  'Invalid year'
            WHEN  SUBSTR (d, 6, 2)     NOT BETWEEN  '01'
                                              AND          '12'
            THEN  'Invalid month'
            WHEN  SUBSTR (d, 9, 2)     NOT BETWEEN  '01'
                                              AND          TO_CHAR ( LAST_DAY ( TO_DATE ( SUBSTR (d, 1, 7)     -- no need for "|| '01'"
                                                                        , 'YYYY-MM'
                                                      )
                                               )
                                          , 'DD'
                                          )
            THEN  'Invalid day'
            WHEN  d     BETWEEN '1582-10-05'     -- If necessary
                       AND     '1582-10-14'
            THEN  'Julian-Gregorian calendar change'
            ELSE  'Okay'
       END     = 'Okay'
  

  In my opinion, it intercepts all possible errors in common dates of the time.

  Published by: Frank Kulash, April 23, 2010 12:57

• Importing data into Oracle Apex

  Hello
  
  I have an obligation to provide a screen to the user where they can import excel data to an existing table and I saw a feature in the workshop of data in Oracle Apex, but I can't use that since I have extra things added into that must. The requirment is mentioned below,
  
  (1) need a screen where the user can select the excel file and start the import of a temporary table without validation
  (2) the data from the temporary table must be visible to the format of form Multi line in the screen and the user must be able to modify the data
  (3) the need for a feature or a screen mapping where the user can map the temporary table to the original table column before you pass data to the original (as data) table
  (4) the data should be transferred in the original table and the respective data should be deleted from the temporary table (in case if an error occurs, error record must appear in a temporary table up to less than the user of the corrected data into the original table)
  (5) need to add different types of validation, update the record in the original record if same id is available or insert a record value, non-zero, etc...
  
  Please suggest me how can I do this in the Apex.
  
  Is it possible to use the existing data and design workshop robot code in my new screen?

  You will probably have to code this yourself... There are packages that have been written to import Excel and CSV style...

  Here's a blog entry to make the upload of Excel file: http://avdeo.com/2008/05/21/uploading-excel-sheet-using-oracle-application-express-apex/

  Once you call who you might have a tabular layout displays the data to the user...

  Other processes must be written by you (migration of data from the temporary table to the table of live data...

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  Webster, TX

  On the road of life... He has "windshield", and there are "bugs".
  (splat!)
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• Import excel data in oracle tables

  Hello gurus,
  Importing excel data in oracle tables...
  
  I know it's the most common question on the wire... First, I searched the forum, I found lots of threads with loading data using sqlloader, excellent in conversion. Txt, file delimited by tabs, file .csv etc...
  
  Finally, I was totally confused in terms of how to get there...
  
  Here's wat I
  

     - Excel file on local computer.
     - i have laod data into dev environment tables(So no risk involved, but want to try something simple)
     - Oracle version 11.1.0.7
     - Sqlplus and toad (editors)
     
   

  Here's wat I want to do... .i don't know if its possible

      - Without going to unix server can i do everthing on local system by making use of oracle db and sqlplus or toad
     

  SQLLOADER could be an option... but I don't want to go the unix server to place files and newspapers and stuff.
  
  Wat will be the best option and the easiest to do? and wat format better convert excel csv or txt or tab delimited etc...
  
  
  If you suggest sqlloader, any example of code will be greatly appreciated.
  
  
  Thank you very much!!!

  Hello

  Toad version 9.0.0.160, you can directly load data excel file (or any other specified) to table using the navigation "database > import > import the data in the table.
  You need to connect to the database, then go to the above navigation. Select the table, validation interval (i.e. commit after each record or once all records), map columns in excel file to your table and press ok.
  It loads data directly to your table.

  But, if you use characters multibyte (such as Chinese) in excel file you want to load, then you must make some settings in your machine.

  Don't know if its possible in another version of Toad.

  Concerning
  Imran

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• Possibility to integrate data from Oracle EBS in Amazon cloud Cloud of planning via FDMEE

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  I just entered a case more about FDMEE.

  I want to know is it possible to integrate data from Oracle EBS on Amazon cloud TO cloud of planning by FDMEE.

  Oracle EBS (Amazon Cloud)-> FDMEE-> planning and budgeting of the Cloud Services

  Please let me know about the opportunity and the necessary measures to be taken for the integration of the data.

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• Extract data from Oracle into excel file

  Hello
  
  I have a requirement where in I need to extract data from Oracle into excel file and the worksheet excel name should be 'given '.
  for example. Excel 'AR Data_DDMMYY' file name and the name of the "Data" sheet excel
  
  I used the UTL_FILE API to extract the data delimited by tabs that you can open in excel, but it's not exactly an excel file as the name of the worksheet is the same as the name of the file.
  
  I tried to use utl_file.fcopy and frename.
  
  Is it possible to do it using PLSQL?
  
  Select * from version of v$.
  

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  Example Code:
  

  declare
  cursor c is
  select * from scott.emp;
  v varchar2(100);
  f utl_file.file_type;
  
  file_name varchar2(100) := 'AR Data.xls';
  dir varchar2(50) := 'CESDIR191710';
  
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  begin
  
  
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  utl_file.put_line(f, v);
  
  for i in c
  loop
  
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  Thank you
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  Hello

  I tried to change the .xlsx to .xls and it gives a note at the opening of the file "the file you are trying to open, abc.xls, is in a different format that it is specified by the file extension. Check that the file is not corrupted and precedes from a trusted source before you open the file. Do you want to open it now? »

  When you rename the file does not solve your problem.
  Anton Scheffer package generates a file in format xlsx Office 2010. When rename you it with the .xls extension, then Office 2010 will give you the warning that the file format does not match the extension.

  but the requirement has to generate excel 2003 file.

  The xml_spreadsheet package writes a format that was introduced with Office 2003, but you must use .xml as extension in other Office 2010 will give you the same caveat.
  To write the real xls version (binary), you can use Apache POI. You will need to import Java classes in your db and write a PL/SQL wrapper. Or you can use one of the options above, writing the output to a windows server and then use Excel to open and save in the required format.

  You must decide whether it is easier to write the binary xls format or to convince the customer to accept other formats that can be opened with Excel.

  Concerning
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  You can subtract date-objects. The result is the difference in days.

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  Please look also for "Oracle Date arithmetic" in the Oracle Documentation or Google.

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