Military time format

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• Validation of military time in oracle forms

  I have a column called time of warming in oracle forms. The format mask is HH24
  If the user does not have at the time military, how can I fill a message to say, 'Please use the military time format '.
  
  Its been 30 minutes warm-up time. It must be registered in the military calendar. For example 13:30 must be entered 13:30. If they enter in format other than military calendar to give a message to enter warming time military calendar and then clear the field

  You can use something like this:

  DECLARE
      v_date DATE;
  BEGIN
      SELECT TO_DATE(:YOUR_ITEM_NAME, 'HH24:MI')
      INTO v_date
      FROM dual;
  EXCEPTION
      WHEN OTHERS THEN
          MESSAGE('Please enter in format HH:MI');PAUSE;
  END;
  

• My time display has changed to military time and I can't reset it to normal

  My recently changed time normal military time clock. I do not change it, and I can't find a way to reset to normal time.

  Access

  Control Panel\All Control Panel items

  Formats\short time Formats\long

  Try the formats that begin h or hh, as opposed to H or HH.

  Tom Ferguson

• change the clock from military time to regular time

  How do I change clock from military time to time regular desktop?

  Hi Jim, 1946.

  Follow these steps:

  (a) click Start, open Control Panel.

  (b) click on "regional and Language Options".

  (c) click the button 'Customize'. Select the 'time'.

  (d) set 'time Format' to "SS tt."

  (e) click on 'OK'.

• How can I set the time format 24 hours instead of AM/PM lightning/en? Thank you very much!

  I want to configure lightning with the time format 24 hours rather than the AM/PM format, but cannot find it in the options. Thanks for the help!

  You will need to set it for your operating system. Lightning uses the format of the OS.

• dictation of own time format

  Hi guys;

  One that I tried to do things.

  When I am dictating in my iPhone I want to have the time (01:30, 07:25 etc.)

  formatted properly.

  If I say one oh five I have 105 not 01:05

  If I say 1 full colon (no jokes) oh five I get Wonderful: O5

  (I used an O instead of zero for this because it was turning into an emoticon)

  Anyone know how word to get your set time format correctly?

  Drew

  Drew777 wrote:

  Hi guys;

  One that I tried to do things.

  When I am dictating in my iPhone I want to have the time (01:30, 07:25 etc.)

  formatted properly.

  If I say one oh five I have 105 not 01:05

  If I say 1 full colon (no jokes) oh five I get Wonderful: O5

  (I used an O instead of zero for this because it was turning into an emoticon)

  Anyone know how word to get your set time format correctly?

  Drew

  Say, ' an oh five P M "(A M or, as the case may be).

• Date/time format and different regions

  I'm developing an application in this case to the United States on the English LV2009 software.  This application will be installed in many parts of the world, and I just discovered a problem with the date and time that I try to understand.  A screenshot of the application running on a Chinese computer is attached.  At the top right there is a 'results save location' which has a month and year added file name.  I use the date/time format with modifiers for the name of the month and the year in 4 digits (%B %Y).  On my PC, it displays in July 2010, but on Chinese computer it 7 01.  In addition, the reason that it says wrong serial number is that I compare the SN 2-digit year, and it seems to enter it correctly.

  On my PC, I tried to change my date settings in Windows and it doesn't seem to affect the production, as it does on Chinese computer.  I know there is a UTC Boolean selector which can be activated.  That will make a difference in the way that the date is displayed by this function?

  This is one of the few issues I encountered when developing a program for several regions, but it is currently the only one, I have not yet solved.

  I would expect month name to be specific langauge.

  For example, the word April in French is April and is abbreviated Apr. I would use a number instead of the name.

  The thai calendar + 543 years compared to the Western calendar, so a PC Thai could show a specific locale of 2553-07-13 date. Your computer may display 13/07/2010. I'm sure that the year of the Chinese calendar is different from that of the Western calendar.

  Using UTC should force LabVIEW to use the Gregorian calendar, based on the ISO-8601standard.

  Because your users work with technology and would probably recognize a Gregorian day/month/year combo I would stick with % Y_ m_ % d. % and UTC = TRUE.

  I contributed a VI to the community OR that you could use if you wish. It has many options and is based on ISO-8601

  .

  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-7199

• question of activeX cw graph3D time format

  With regard to the component works / ComponentWorks 3D chart control ActiveX OCX:

  I have a table of LabVIEW timestamp ("the default value is zero seconds since 12:00, Friday, January 1, 1904, universal time [01/01/1904 00:00:00] '") that I convert it to an array of Doubles.

  I would like to pass this array to the OCX (after conversion) as my y-axis. I have configured the OCX to display DD/MM/YYYY HH: mmusing the property editor. In addition, if you dig into the documentation of OCX, in the section that details the formatting strings, it is said:

  "The ActiveX control, the date is implemented as a floating-point value, measuring days from midnight, 30 December 1899. Thus, midnight, 31 December 1899, is represented by 1.0. Similarly, 06:00, January 1, 1900, is represented by 2.25, and midnight, 29 December 1899, is - 1.0. 06:00, 29 December 1899 is however - 1.25. To interpret the time portion, take the absolute value of the fractional part of the number. Thus, a second is equal to 1 / 24 hours / 60 minutes / 60 seconds, which is 1/86400 or about 1.157407e - 5. »

  Maybe my coffee is not strong enough today, but I don't see an easy way to convert the format of LabVIEW in the "ActiveX format" while properly accounting for leap years etc...

  My first hope is that someone already has, my backup plan is to have a good brainstorming on the forum on how to do this?

  Thanks for any input on this!

  I made a few changes that might be useful for others, or in the forum.

  In my case, I have an array of strings, which gives the date and time for when the data has been captured.

  The date and time strings were captured in another time zone of the computer where I run the analysis and visualization. Therefore, you must take care so that you don't end up adjust your time incorrectly based on your analysis computer-time zone schedules vs. where the data has been captured.

  I don't know if there may be a more smooth way and more optimized to do this, but I compared it and for data sets that I'm loading, the time required to perform this conversion is fairly trivial.

  I guess the point key to looking people should take away the format "chain" and "format of the string" VI is extremely powerful and his is worth the effort of learning of the March bump in the way to create the format specifier strings...

  

  The code in the image shows how to convert a string to the time format format OLE/ActiveX without changing time I have in the original string array. I can then feed what (in my case) table of axis y for the CW 3-d chart where my axis has been configured to display 'time' (container, right-click ActiveX, "CWGRAPH 3D--> properties", go to "format" tab, select your axis and choose the display format of your choice.)

  as by chance, doing the same use the xControl turns into a nightmare when the only solution I found was to use pairs of value and a lot of code to manage the positioning and the decimation of the value pairs to work correctly... Overall, my treatment has now passed a lot for next to nothing... and as a bonus, the CW graphic cursors use the same formatting settings, so that my date/times on the slider too, on the xControl, the use of cursors the part number of a pair value, so your cursor does not match your axis...

• When the value to display in the time format double digital indicator... Changes in value.

  Hi all

  I can't display the values that I want. I have a value double say 320 sent to a digital indicator where I edited the properties of it to display in a time format that contains only minutes and seconds as Yes, 3:20 '. Unfortunately, it takes the value and change it to another value and display that. I don't know what is the issue. If anyone knows the solution... Please post!

  There is an image attatched!

  Thank you.

  I believe only then due to the fact that when I convert a timestamp value to double as 03:20, he gave me 320. So I thought that the reverse can be trying. Should I just enter the total amount of seconds and that will show the Minuteseconds I want?

  Thanks for the quick response.

• My clock is ticking on military time... Help

  the week last Microwsoft helped put the computer on line now the clock is in military time.  Also, get a window telling me that he wants to change my default?  New help

  Hello here is a step by step how to do url: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307938 if this post can help solve your problem, please click the mark as answer check on this page THANKS AND GOOD LUCK

• My Start button and the taskbar will not drag to their correct positions. Also my clock has position of bud and watch military time

  My Start button has moved to the top left corner and the time display and the bar spots went vertical to the position of the lower left corner. Clock military time.  Unlock the taskbar and try to drag-and - drop failed. Help, please.

  On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 20:16:51 + 0000, Inezbower wrote:

  My Start button has moved to the top left corner and the time display and the bar spots went vertical to the position of the lower left corner. Clock military time.  Unlock the taskbar and try to drag-and - drop failed. Help, please.

  Although by default, the taskbar is displayed on the bottom of the screen,
  It can be on any of the sides on what you prefer. To move any
  side to side, simply click an unused portion and drag
  where you want it. Don't forget to click inside it, not on the edge.
  by clicking on the edge and dragging will resize not move.

  Moreover, with the screen monitors wide today, I prefer the taskbar
  on the left or the right of the screen. I think that allows a better
  use of real estate than have it at the bottom of screen.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• Date and time format

  Currently, my PC displays the time format 24 hours. How can I change the time format 12 hours?

  Hi Aditya,

  You can perform the steps.

  a. click Start.
  b. click Control Panel,

  c. click on clock, language and region.

  Note: Click small icons on the top of the window in the control panel.

  c. click Regional Options and language.
  d. click 'additional settings' and you will get the Customize window.
  e. on the time tab, do one of the following:
  f. change of time format to hh for a 24-hour clock.
  g. change time format hh: mm: tt for a 12-hour clock.

  Hope this information helps. Response with status so that we can help you.

• Why my clock keep going back to the military times

  Why my computer time change to military time?

  Hi kathycantu,

  Method 1
  I suggest you to check the regional language settings and set the region to the United States.

  Apply regional and language settings to reserved accounts
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/apply-regional-and-language-settings-to-reserved-accounts

  Method 2
  I suggest you to run the Microsoft safety scanner to see if all bytes of malware are the origin of the problem. The following link will help you launch the Microsoft safety scanner.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/

  Method 3
  If the steps above fail, I suggest you perform the clean boot to see if any third-party programs are causing the problem. The following link will help you perform the clean boot.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: follow step 7 of section of boot KB929135 to the computer in normal mode.

• applications are confused by changing the time format from 24 hours to 12: 00 and return!

  Hello, I accidentally changed my time format phone from 24 hours to 12 hours (am/pm) and now when I switched it back I noticed the phone time got it wrong - 12 hours of rest. I had to manually set it to something like 23 because she thought that it is 11. Now the time has come, but the apps are totally confused and they think that it is at night when it of day and vice versa! It really * beep * when you need to know quickly if a bus is coming or don't use is not some app for it.

  I tried to reinstall an application but he still thinks that it is 12 hours less (or more), then it really is.

  It's crazy because the clock widgets it's 14:26 but the weather widget it's 02:26! What can I do with it?

  Don't know how, but my time zone is wrong! LOL it's UTC-11hours. So I put it to UTC + 1 and it is right now. [Why apps showed these different times I don't know:-]

• Military time

  Why my time on my computer to change military time even if I change again at regular intervals. It changes again in military time in a few hours to change.

  Hello

  Make sure to only set the correct time zone based on your location

  Stop synchronizing your time with an internet time server

  Install the latest updates

  hope this helps

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