Oracle vs response column Format DOUBLE NUMBER/INTEGER

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• Column formatting simple observation - number of character, right justified

  Greetings
  
  Environment: APEX 3.2.1.00.10 on Oracle EE 11.0.1 on AIX Wednesday :-)
  
  I created a simple interactive report based on an SQL statement. One of the columns is a data type NUMBER I want to appear in the format '999 990' and justified to the right.
  
  In SQL, I managed by simply making a LPAD (TO_CHAR (< column number >, '999 990'), 10)
  
  This doesn't seem to work when I use this syntax in my SQL query in the APEX and I can't seem to find a place for formatting the data in the report definition page.
  
  Has it something to do with the APEX using HTML cells or y at - it something else?
  
  Any help is greatly appreciated!
  
  Thank you!
  
  -gary

  Hello Gary,.

  have a look at the attributes of the column. Here, you can set the alignment of the column and the number format.

  Kind regards
  Dirk

• Build &amp; write to text with different column formatting

  3 days, I just pass on what appears to be a simple problem:

  I have a VI that reads a significant length TDMS file containing data sampled at 1 MHz 2-channel (very large files of course). The VI only runs 1 second at a time and looking for threshold crossing points and calculates the energy at this time there. In any case, I'm writing a text file where a column contains the number of the sample and the second column contains energy, annexed whenever the VI iterates (the number of rows generated by iteration may vary). It's simple by using the function 'Write to Spreasheet', the problem is I want a different format on each column. The sample number must be set to zero decimal and energy must be set on, say, 3 significant digits.

  A typical few lines should look like (delimited by tab characters, commas are there to represent the tabs):

  Time (samples), energy

  267935, 0.0000346

  545227, 0.000298

  1298655, 0.0000000122

  1314522, 0.00854

  'Write to Spreasheet' allows only a single format, so I have either a large number of DPs on my number of sample or energy value is 0.

  If I use 'Table in chain worksheet', I can set the formatting, but I can't seem to be concatenated, to build or to transpose the outputs in the right direction, no matter what I try.

  In the attached image I use Ch1 as my experience; CH2 using the traditional but unsatisfactory method "to write to the spreadsheet. The current VI returns on Ch1:

  Time (samples), energy

  267935

  545227

  0.0000346

  0.000298

  1298655

  1314522

  0.0000000122

  0.00854

  I hope that the image of the relevant part of the VI just go. I can reach the VI if necessary, but it seems unnecessary that I won't be able to share the data files for the tests.

  You can use the 'number of fractional string' primitive to convert data DBL to the chain with the required precesion. Then when you use this string 2D array and write in the file using 'write to the worksheet VI' it should work fine.

  If you still face any question please include the code with the data in a constant and registered in the 2012 version.

• need a script or utility to convert Oracle control files to format bcp files

  Hello

  I am currently in the process of converting an Oracle data warehouse

  on SQL Server. The warehouse is loaded through a bunch of text

  files throughout SQL Loader, using various control files. I need to

  convert the above to use BCP with files in format, which proved to be

  a very tedious task.

  Someone has written, or seen, a utility to convert files of control of Oracle

  for the format of files?

  Thank you

  Someone has written, or seen, a utility to convert files of control of Oracle

  for the format of files?

  You are very lucky, I found a script that I wrote some time ago and which may help you:

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

  -gen_bcp_fmt.sql - generate a non xml bcp format file

  --

  -Settings:

  Name of the schema - 1.

  Table_Name - 2-.

  --

  Schema DEF = & 1

  Tbl_name = & 2

  HEADING OFF PAGES 0 LIN 120 TOPPINGS ein OFF OFF OFF EMBED RECSEP WORM FEED

  TERM SET OFF

  COL NOPRINT sq

  COL c1 FOR A15

  COL c2 to 99999

  COL c3 FOR A06

  COL c4 FOR 999

  COL c5 FOR A34

  COL c6 FOR A34

  COL maximum new_value _Maxid NOPRINT

  SELECT maximum TRIM (MAX (Column_Id))

  FROM Dba_Tab_Columns

  WHERE owner = UPPER('&&schema.')

  AND Table_Name = UPPER('&&tbl_name.');

  SPÖ & schema. ___ & tbl_name... BCP

  SELECT "9.0 ' c1 FROM DUAL;"

  SELECT ' & _maxid' c1 FROM DUAL;

  SELECT TO_CHAR (Column_Id, 'fm000'). LPAD (' SQLCHAR 0', 10) C1

  CASE WHEN Data_Type = 'NUMBER' THEN (Data_Precision + Data_Scale + 2)

  WHEN Data_Type = 'DATE' THEN (14)

  ANOTHER Data_Length end as C2

  , DECODE (Column_Id, & _Maxid, "" \r\n"", '',' ') C3

  C4 Column_Id

  Column_Name C5

  , DECODE (Column_Id, 1, ' ""', 'SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS') C6

  FROM Dba_Tab_Columns

  WHERE owner = UPPER('&&schema.')

  AND Table_Name = UPPER('&&tbl_name.')

  Column_id ORDER;

  SPÖ OFF

  Enjoy!

• How to create a 2-column format?

  How to change a page of a column which is located in the middle of a long document that has all the pages in 2 columns?

  This page for some reason is not the 2-column format, and I don't understand why.

  I checked the Format > page layout > layout of columns, but I'm confused b/c the settings are the SAME for pages in two columns and this one column to a random page. I thought that if I noticed a different number I could change the numbers for this page to display pages 2-col. I also noticed that the leader for this weird page tabs are on the far left and far so that the text reads all the way through a column instead of being divided into 2 columns to the right. I played with the tabs as well. Oh and also checked the master pages - there are 2 and both are size 2 columns. How can I have a page that is a column in the middle of a doc that is all the 2 columns to the format? Only the masters pgs dictate what will be the body pages?

  I did not create this doc; just go in and try to fix.

  Thank you very much!

  Jessie,

  Looks like there is a substitution on this particular organ page. This could be done by applying a page master diferent or manually tweaking the properties of the text frame to have only a single column.

  You can reapply the master pages by default (left/right) using the Format > Page Layout > use Master Page options.

  It is also possible that a Master Page mapping rule is applied to a specific paratag on this page which automatically (re) applies to a specific master page whenever this paratag is encountered.

• Formate of number should be (5.3) how?

  Hello
  
  I want to formate number like (5.3)... because suppose that 234578.98746 is I want it like 23457.987
  
  using the trunc function I can truncate the fraction part. but that is partly full? How a trunk at the same time
  Select trunc (234578.9874,3) double
  234578.987

  How is it wise to format a number by dividing by 10? It's one thing to truncate the decimal part (although most of the people would be rounded) - it's a sensitive formatting option. But the whole part truncating essentially divided that number by 10 - this is not a reasonable thing to display a number. it completely changes the meaning.

  Justin

• Fill a column with serial number

  Hello, all seniors... !
  
  my table has a column empty NWT (number), I would now like to fill with a series of numbers
  for as many records that are also present.
  
  examples of table data.

    1  SELECT  TXN_DATE
    2  FROM PTXN
    3* WHERE ROWNUM <10
  
  TXN_DATE
  ----------
  18/03/2010
  02/02/2010
  10/02/2010
  05/04/2010
  15/05/2010
  25/01/2010
  03/02/2010
  15/01/2010
  25/04/2010
  
  9 rows selected.
  
  I issue this command;
  update ptxn
  set tno = rownum
  
  With the above Update SQL, the TNO column got filled with the exact number of records. Like this,
  SELECT  TXN_DATE,tno
  FROM PTXN;
  
  TXN_DATE         TNO
  ---------- ----------
  03/02/2010          1
  15/01/2010          2
  02/02/2010          4
  25/04/2010          8
  25/01/2010          3
  18/03/2010          6
  15/05/2010          9
  10/02/2010          5
  05/04/2010          7
  
  9 rows selected.

  what I want actually is to sort my table (ptxn) in the column "txn_date" wise and complete series.
  Like this;
  TXN_DATE NWT
  ---------- ----------
  15/01/2010 1
  25/01/2010 2
  02/02/2010 4
  02/03/2010 8
  02/10/2010 3
  2010-03-18 6
  2010-05-04 9
  2010-04-25 5
  2010-05-15 7
  
  
  How can I change my statement Update ot any other solution, please suggest.

  Using PL/SQL:

  SQL> select * from PTXN ;
  
  TXN_DATE         TNO
  --------- ----------
  07-MAR-10
  26-FEB-10
  01-MAR-10
  08-FEB-10
  03-MAR-10
  16-APR-10
  11-APR-10
  08-MAY-10
  14-MAR-10
  18-APR-10
  
  10 rows selected.
  
  SQL> begin
    2   for r in (select rowid i, TXN_DATE, row_number() over (order by TXN_DATE) n from PTXN) loop
    3     UPDATE PTXN p
    4        set TNO = r.n
    5      where rowid = r.i;
    6   end loop;
    7  end;
    8  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> select * from PTXN
    2  order by 1;
  
  TXN_DATE         TNO
  --------- ----------
  08-FEB-10          1
  26-FEB-10          2
  01-MAR-10          3
  03-MAR-10          4
  07-MAR-10          5
  14-MAR-10          6
  11-APR-10          7
  16-APR-10          8
  18-APR-10          9
  08-MAY-10         10
  
  10 rows selected.
  

  Max
  [My Italian blog Oracle | http://oracleitalia.wordpress.com/2010/01/31/le-direttive-di-compilazione-pragma/]

• Problems with sorting of columns and the number of lines in the report

  Hello
  
  I'm having a problem with sorting of columns and the number of lines displayed in a report.
  
  This report displays the data correct, but if I try to sort on a column when I click on the column heading in the report returns no line... I need to click on the "go" button to refresh the report (with the column sorted now) in to display the data.
  
  Similarly, I display only 15 lines per page. If I try to view the lines 16-30, 31-45, etc., that it returns no line until I click on the 'go' button to refresh again.
  
  Has anyone else had (and overcome) the same problem?
  
  Thank you
  
  Joseph

  Joseph,

  2 questions:

  1) are you using the elements referenced by the report page to filter etc.. ? If so, you're failing values of these when the loading of the page?
  (2) are you using PPR page through the results?

  If so, it could be a problem with the different types of session state, as Anton Nielsen blogged about here:
  http://c2anton.blogspot.com/2008/12/Oracle-Application-Express-Apex-three.html

  If so, you can use calculations or processes to set element values in session state persistent during page rendering, as Anton mentions. In this way, when you use PPR page values will be available in session state and your report should work fine.

  Anthony.

• Resettlement CS5 troubleshooting my PC had problems, so I had to upgrade to windows 8.  during installation, I received a response that my serial number was not valid.  It's the same serial number that I received from my initial order.  I disabled before

  Resettlement CS5 troubleshooting my PC had problems, so I had to upgrade to windows 8.  during installation, I received a response that my serial number was not valid.  It's the same serial number that I received from my initial order.  I disabled before the upgrade to windows 8

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• Output parameter does not value of the column formatting

  Here's my table structure:
  
  < h4 > < font color = "Blue" > CREATE TABLE 'SSPFUSER05 '. "' PEOPLE '.
  (SSN NUMBER (13.0),)
  PIN VARCHAR2 (7-BYTE)
  ) ; < / make >
  < / h4 >
  
  And here is my procedure below:
  
  < h4 > < font color = "Blue" >
  CREATE OR REPLACE
  PROCEDURE SP_SSN_BY_PIN)
  V_REQUESTEDPIN IN VARCHAR2,
  V_SSN TANK)
  AS
  BEGIN
  SELECT
  LPAD (SSN, 13, '0')
  IN
  V_SSN
  Of
  SSPFUSER05. PEOPLE
  WHERE
  PIN = V_REQUESTEDPIN;
  EXCEPTION
  WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
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  Depends on...

  SQL> CREATE TABLE PERSONS
    2  ( SSN NUMBER(13,0),
    3  PIN VARCHAR2(7 BYTE)
    4  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE
    2  PROCEDURE SP_SSN_BY_PIN(
    3  V_REQUESTEDPIN IN VARCHAR2,
    4  V_SSN OUT CHAR)
    5  AS
    6  BEGIN
    7  SELECT
    8  LPAD(SSN,13,'0')
    9  INTO
   10  V_SSN
   11  FROM
   12  PERSONS
   13  WHERE
   14  PIN=V_REQUESTEDPIN;
   15  EXCEPTION
   16  WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
   17  V_SSN:=NULL;
   18  END;
   19  /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> insert into PERSONS values(123,'abc');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> commit;
  
  Commit complete.
  
  SQL> declare
    2  v_temp_1 char(100);
    3  v_temp_2 number;
    4  begin
    5  SP_SSN_BY_PIN('abc',v_temp_1);
    6  SP_SSN_BY_PIN('abc',v_temp_2);
    7  dbms_output.put_line(v_temp_1);
    8  dbms_output.put_line(v_temp_2);
    9  end;
   10  /
  0000000000123
  123
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL>
  

• Format number Integer.parseInt () error

  Hello.

  Is someone can you please tell me why it is throwing an exception of NumberFormat?

  int x = Integer.parseInt (this.primaryText.substring (0, 4));

  PrimaryText is ' 2011-02 - 13 T 00: 00:00 ", I did before with other strings in the format" 13/02/2011 ", why does this work?

  Thank you.

  Aaah. It works now. There was absolutely nothing wrong with my code, just an error on my part.

  I'm essentially to create a custom button which takes about 6 string arguments in its constructor, at one point at the beginning of the code, I have one of these buttons instantiated by manually keying in some false date in the format "Monday April 11" in order to demonstrate how the button SHOULD look like, and I didn't know that the button was still there , in a table "after the TRIPS Agreement. The buttons are created using SQLite database in the format ' 2011-01 - 01 T 00: 00:00.

  He tried to run the operations described above "Monday April 11. Shame on me. I apologize.

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• format phone number

  I need to format the phone number in a column of table as phone_number to

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  y at - it a function or query in oracle for this.  Help is appreciated

  SQL> with t
    2  as
    3  (
    4  select '(+1-888-888-8888)' phone_no from dual union all
    5  select '888888-8888' phone_no from dual union all
    6  select '+1-888-888-8888' phone_no from dual union all
    7  select '1232341233' phone_no from dual
    8  )
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   11    from (
   12          select phone_no
   13               , substr(regexp_replace(phone_no, '[^[:digit:]]'), -10) phone_no_digit
   14            from t
   15         );
  
  PHONE_NO             PHONE_NO_NEW
  -------------------- --------------------
  (+1-888-888-8888)    (888)888-8888
  888888-8888          (888)888-8888
  +1-888-888-8888      (888)888-8888
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• Panel application question format Table number ADF

  Hi all

  Thanks for your time in reading this thread. Here's the JDeveloper version information:

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  The IDE version: 11.1.1.6.38.62.29

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  Version of the component

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  11.1.1.62.29 ADF business components

  Java (TM) Platform 1.6.0_24

  Oracle IDE 11.1.1.6.38.62.29

  Support versioning 11.1.1.6.38.62.29

  Question:

  ~~~~

  I created a group of ADF with Table query for all searchable attributes of a view object. Little attribute is of type database column NUMBER and their ADF attribute type is oracle.jbo.domain.Number. Some of these attributes are having more than 4 decimal places.

  For example: Cost attribute value is 1.23004

  After you run the search page, when I enter cost value as 1.23004, after the tab out. the value of cost in the criteria section is changed to 1.23 which is originally no results to return, even if the record with cost 1.23004 exists in the database. Initially, the table of results also showed only 1.23 as cost value. I changed the af: convertNumber MaxFractionDigits on 10 to show all of the up to 10 decimal precision (if it exists). After this is done, the result table shows the correct value (1.23004). but the search criteria still rounds up 1.23 for the first time. If the 1.23004 value is entered again it retains the value entered and search result works very well.

  Is there anyway that the automatic formatting of the criteria can be disabled? It is otherwise better to show all decimal values without rounding or the definition of the MaxFractionDigits?

  Really appreciate your help on this.

  Thank you.

  Sorry for the confusion.

  Build your own referee criteria view, you add the attribute number and check the tab user interface of suspicion for the attribute. Check if you can change the format here. As I'm not in front of a pc that I have to look at the other options. It may be a bug.

  There is this programmatic approach Oracle ADF Guide step by step - Oracle ADF tutorial: handle stripped to the ADF query component - see the values of input query but it should be possible to operate for the types of number with fraction numbers more then 2 out of the box.

  Timo

• format the number decimal

  This column is defined as follows

  studuent_gpa number (23.9)

  I have a student

  with this gpa

  Select studuent_gpa

  GPA

  where student_id = 117254

  3.816666667

  I want to dispay just

  3,816

  Yes

  Select studuent_gpa, '99 999 d' )

  GPA

  where student_id = 117254

  and it is rounded, I don't need rounding display just the three numnbers after the comma

  I try different formats and he always rounded

  I need to display 3,816

  Thank you

  Don't ;-)

  Select

  TO_CHAR (trunc (3.816666667, 3) '99 D 999', ' NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS =.'), o

  of the double

  O

  "3,816.

• Oracle reort in excel format

  Hello
  I use oracle 9i reports. I want to create a report in excel format. I created this report, but I want to do a conditional formatting of the column of my report as my need.
  
  I want to put my column in character type while in excel it comes in general or the default number.
  
  How can I do this?
  
  
  
  concerning

  There is a trick to Excel. To override the automatic formatting in Microsoft Excel, you can make the data in the cell look like:

  = "012345".

  and it will show 012345 aligned to the left instead of 12345 propped right.

  If your query might be:

  select '="'||column||'"'
  from ...