Start time and end of timestamp time calculation

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  Is it possible to include the scheduled Start Date and end Date of project to SSHRC, management of absences with the type of leave is confirmed?
  
  Thanks in advance

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  In this case, you should disable the option the absence request, so that by default all sheets are confirmed and the user do not have to apply once leave as planned and then comply.

  You can see the id metalink - "How do I disable the State of Absence of R12 Absence Management Page [ID 786691.1]" to understand how to disable "Planned" option to request authorization for simple customization.

  It will be useful.

  Thank you
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• Search based on the start date and end date

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  I added two fields "Start Date" and "End Date" on a search page.
  I did the VO extension also.
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  Can someone please provide advice to extend the controller.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  
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• Differences in time between the start date and end Date

  I have a requirement to get the difference between the two dates, I am on the syntax below to fill, but it does not work. The syntax is the following:
  TimestampDiff (SQL_TSI_MONTH, "[< dStart_Date_ITAG >]", '[< dEnd_Date_ITAG >]'). Could you please help me on this. Thanks in advance
  
  Olivier

  Hello Roytson,

  I want to enjoy the sytem itself, I mean there are 2 custom fields start date and enddate, my function should take system only do not enter manually.
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• Continuous start date and end date

  Hello
  
  I'm currently building a SQL query to get the min (start date) and max (end date) of the below dataset. The trick here is to consider the date min and max, if it is continuous otherwise are indicated separately. 1 January 01 is also the date of default null value in the system which is equivalent to 31-dec-2999.
  
  Set of input data
  
  MPRid METid START_DATE end_date
  ---------------------- ---------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------
  13940003 128127878 18 March 2008 March 19, 2008
  13940003 128127878 19 March 2008 March 27, 2008
  13940003 128127878 27 March 2008 1 January 01
  13940003 50368431 October 1, 1995 December 29, 1995
  13940003 50368431 29 December 1995 March 21, 1996
  13940003 50368431 March 21, 1996 February 22, 1997
  13940003 50368431 22 February 1997 December 18, 2001
  13940003 50368431 18 December 2001 March 11, 2008
  13940003 50368431 14 March 2008 March 15, 2008
  
  
  Expected results
  
  MPRid METid START_DATE end_date
  ---------------------- ---------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------
  13940003 128127878 18 March 2008 1 January 01
  13940003 50368431 1 October 1995 March 11, 2008
  13940003 50368431 14 March 2008 March 15, 2008
  
  I tried with partition but not getting is not the expected results. Looks like something wrong in the query. All suggestions will be of great help to me.
  
  Select mprid, metid
  min (start_date) start_date
  max (end_date) end_date
  from (select mprid, metid
  start_date
  decode(end_date,'01-Jan-0001','31-Dec-2999',end_date) end_date
  max (grp) on maxgrp (partition mprid, metid start_date order)
  from (select mprid, metid
  start_date
  End_date
  case lag (end_date) over (partition mprid, metid start_date order)
  When start_date then null
  rownum else
  end grp
  of table_mpc
  where mprid in (13940003) and metid is not null
  )
  )
  Mprid group, metid
  maxgrp
  order of mprid, start_date
  
  Thanks for looking in this query.
  
  Concerning
  Deborah

  Here's one way:

  with my_tab as (select 13940003 mprid, 128127878 metid, to_date('18-Mar-2008', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('19-Mar-2008', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual union all
                  select 13940003 mprid, 128127878 metid, to_date('19-Mar-2008', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('27-Mar-2008 ', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual union all
                  select 13940003 mprid, 128127878 metid, to_date('27-Mar-2008', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('01-Jan-0001 ', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual union all
                  select 13940003 mprid, 50368431 metid, to_date('01-Oct-1995', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('29-Dec-1995 ', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual union all
                  select 13940003 mprid, 50368431 metid, to_date('29-Dec-1995', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('21-Mar-1996 ', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual union all
                  select 13940003 mprid, 50368431 metid, to_date('21-Mar-1996', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('22-Feb-1997 ', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual union all
                  select 13940003 mprid, 50368431 metid, to_date('22-Feb-1997', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('18-Dec-2001 ', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual union all
                  select 13940003 mprid, 50368431 metid, to_date('18-Dec-2001', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('11-Mar-2008 ', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual union all
                  select 13940003 mprid, 50368431 metid, to_date('14-Mar-2008', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') start_date, to_date('15-Mar-2008 ', 'dd-Mon-yyyy') end_date from dual),
      -- end of mimicking your data into a table called "my_tab"
      results as (select mprid,
                         metid,
                         start_date,
                         decode(end_date, to_date('01/01/0001', 'dd/mm/yyyy'), to_date('31/12/2999', 'dd/mm/yyyy'), end_date) end_date,
                         case when start_date != lag(end_date) over (partition by mprid, metid order by start_date, end_date)
                                   or row_number() over (partition by mprid, metid order by start_date, end_date) = 1
                                   then row_number() over (partition by mprid, metid order by start_date, end_date)
                         end grp
                  from   my_tab),
    final_res as (select mprid,
                         metid,
                         start_date,
                         end_date,
                         last_value(grp ignore nulls) over (partition by mprid, metid order by start_date, end_date) grp
                  from   results)
  select mprid,
         metid,
         min(start_date) start_date,
         decode(max(end_date), to_date('31/12/2999', 'dd/mm/yyyy'), to_date('01/01/0001', 'dd/mm/yyyy'), max(end_date)) end_date
  from   final_res
  group by mprid, metid, grp
  order by mprid, metid, start_date;
  
       MPRID      METID START_DATE END_DATE
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
    13940003   50368431 01/10/1995 11/03/2008
    13940003   50368431 14/03/2008 15/03/2008
    13940003  128127878 18/03/2008 01/01/0001
  

  Published by: Boneist on December 11, 2009 11:44
  (corrected for 1 St-Jan-0001 I missed!)

• Start date and end date

  We have two tables
  
  Product and Transaction
  
  We have records produced like this
  
  Product
  
  ID Startdate Enddate Loc Grp
  ABC 101 x 1/1/2009-31/03/09
  102 abc x 1/1/2009-31/03/09
  
  These details need to be updated in the table of transactions in a way like this
  
  Transaction
  
  ID Grp Loc weekly
  ABC 101 x 1/1/2009 (added 7 days)
  ABC 101 x 8/1/2009
  ABC 101 x 15/1/2009
  ABC 101 x...
  ABC 101 x...
  101 x upto 31/3 abc
  
  ABC 102 x 1/1/2009
  ABC 102 x 8/1/2009
  ABC 102 x 15/1/2009
  ABC 102 x...
  ABC 102 x...
  102 x upto 31/3 abc
  
  
  Please help me
  
  Thanks in advance

  Try this:

  SQL>WITH t AS
    2       (
    3          SELECT 101 AS ID, 'abc' AS grp, 'x' AS loc, DATE '2009-1-1' AS startdate, DATE '2009-3-31' AS enddate
    4            FROM DUAL
    5          UNION ALL
    6          SELECT 102, 'abc', 'x', DATE '2009-1-1', DATE '2009-3-31'
    7            FROM DUAL)
    8  SELECT   ID, grp, loc, startdate + (l - 1) * 7 AS weekly
    9      FROM t,
   10           (SELECT     LEVEL AS l
   11                  FROM DUAL
   12            CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 100)
   13     WHERE l <= (SELECT MAX(enddate - startdate)
   14                   FROM t) / 7 + 1
   15  ORDER BY ID, grp, loc, weekly;
  
          ID GRP L WEEKLY
  ---------- --- - --------
         101 abc x 01.01.09
         101 abc x 08.01.09
         101 abc x 15.01.09
         101 abc x 22.01.09
         101 abc x 29.01.09
         101 abc x 05.02.09
         101 abc x 12.02.09
         101 abc x 19.02.09
         101 abc x 26.02.09
         101 abc x 05.03.09
         101 abc x 12.03.09
         101 abc x 19.03.09
         101 abc x 26.03.09
         102 abc x 01.01.09
         102 abc x 08.01.09
         102 abc x 15.01.09
         102 abc x 22.01.09
         102 abc x 29.01.09
         102 abc x 05.02.09
         102 abc x 12.02.09
         102 abc x 19.02.09
         102 abc x 26.02.09
         102 abc x 05.03.09
         102 abc x 12.03.09
         102 abc x 19.03.09
         102 abc x 26.03.09
  

  HTH, Urs

• Calculate the start and end date in Connect By - during Hirerchy changes

  / * Formatted 05/20/2013 09:53 (PS5 v5.115.810.9015) * /.
  
  
  
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production
  
  Hello, can you please help me or guide me in the calculation of the dates of beginning and end to the underside of logic
  
  I want to calculate the Hirerchy Manager to the Agent.
  Then under query works fine and its giving me the expected results
  But when there is a change in the Hirerchy Manager or manager gets promoted
  Then I need to calculate the start date and end date.
  

  CREATE TABLE PERSON_DTL
  (
    SID                 VARCHAR2(10 BYTE),
    EMP_MGRS_ID         VARCHAR2(10 BYTE),
    START_EFFECTIVE_DT  DATE,
    END_EFFECTIVE_DT    DATE
  );
  
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('M100', 'M107', TO_DATE('05/20/2013 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('12/31/9999 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('M101', 'M102', TO_DATE('01/01/2010 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('05/18/2013 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('A100', 'M100', TO_DATE('01/01/2010 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('12/31/9999 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('M100', 'M101', TO_DATE('01/01/2010 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('05/18/2013 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('M107', 'M102', TO_DATE('05/20/2013 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('12/31/9999 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('M102', 'M103', TO_DATE('01/01/2010 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('12/31/9999 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('M103', 'M104', TO_DATE('01/01/2010 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('12/31/9999 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('A101', 'M105', TO_DATE('01/01/2010 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('12/31/9999 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  Insert into PERSON_DTL
     (SID, EMP_MGRS_ID, START_EFFECTIVE_DT, END_EFFECTIVE_DT)
   Values
     ('M105', 'M106', TO_DATE('01/01/2010 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('12/31/9999 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  COMMIT;

  SELECT   CONNECT_BY_ROOT (b.sid) agent_sid,
               TRIM (
                  LEADING ',' FROM    SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (b.sid, ',')
                                   || ','
                                   || b.emp_mgrs_id
               )
                  PATH,
               START_EFFECTIVE_DT Start_dt,
               END_EFFECTIVE_DT End_dt
        FROM   PERSON_DTL b
       WHERE   CONNECT_BY_ISLEAF = 1
  START WITH   sid IN ('A101', 'A100')
  CONNECT BY   PRIOR b.emp_mgrs_id = b.sid

  This is the results that i am getting now.
  
  AGENT_SID    PATH                       START_DT    END_DT
  
  A100    A100,M100,M101,M102,M103,M104    1/1/2010    12/31/9999
  A100    A100,M100,M107,M102,M103,M104    1/1/2010    12/31/9999
  A101    A101,M105,M106                   1/1/2010    12/31/9999

  Results Required
  
  A100    A100,M100,M101,M102,M103,M104    1/1/2010    5/18/2013
  A100    A100,M100,M107,M102,M103,M104    5/20/2013   12/31/9999
  A101    A101,M105,M106                   1/1/2010    12/31/9999

  WITH the CLAUSE will make it readable

  SQL> with paths as
    2  (
    3        SELECT   CONNECT_BY_ROOT (b.sid) agent_sid,
    4                 TRIM (
    5                    LEADING ',' FROM    SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (b.sid, ',')
    6                                     || ','
    7                                     || b.emp_mgrs_id
    8                 )
    9                  PATH,
   10                 START_EFFECTIVE_DT Start_dt,
   11                 END_EFFECTIVE_DT End_dt,rownum rn
   12        FROM   PERSON_DTL b
   13        START WITH   sid IN ('A101', 'A100')
   14        CONNECT BY   PRIOR b.emp_mgrs_id = b.sid
   15  ),
   16  flagged as
   17  (
   18      select agent_sid,
   19             path,
   20             start_dt,
   21             end_dt,rn,
   22             case when path like lag(path) over(order by rn)||'%' then 0 else 1 end flg
   23      from paths
   24  ),
   25  summed as
   26  (
   27      select agent_sid,path,start_dt,end_dt,
   28             sum(flg) over(order by rn) sm
   29      from flagged
   30  )
   31  select agent_sid,max(path) path,max(start_dt) start_dt,
   32         min(end_dt) end_dt
   33  from summed
   34  group by agent_sid,sm
   35  order by agent_sid;
  
  AGENT_SID  PATH                                     START_DT  END_DT
  ---------- ---------------------------------------- --------- ---------
  A100       A100,M100,M101,M102,M103,M104            01-JAN-10 18-MAY-13
  A100       A100,M100,M107,M102,M103,M104            20-MAY-13 31-DEC-99
  A101       A101,M105,M106                           01-JAN-10 31-DEC-99
  

• Can I add start and end dates to flex in WCS assets?

  Hi all

  I have to add the start and end dates to my flex belt and make it visible on the plus edition + inspect mode. For the Fund, it is STANDARD, but I have an obligation to do so for other assets that is not active promotion.

  Is there any doc/blog I can do? Help, please.

  Hi Avi.

  Dates of start and end standards are OOTB field in the metadata of the asset. So they you must set the cs.sitepreview property in the file futuretense.ini in the 'management '.

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• Simple validation on the start and end dates

  Apex 4.2

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  Take a look how the TO_DATE plsql function works... ie... to_date(:P101_START_DATE,'mm-DD-yyyy')<=to_date(:P101_END_DATE,'mm-dd-yyyy'),>

• Hide using the date of beginning and end of line

  Is there a way to hide using the start date and end date of line

  

  One way to do is to add a filter column (which may hide once it is configured) like this:

  

  The formula in D2, filled to the bottom, is:

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  SG

• Icon "Are the selected markers to separate the export audio files" is grayed out outside in the markers window. The titles show starts but no end of times, and yet time is calculated.

  I have a large wav file to finish securities as a mixer and inserted the CD markers where I want the marked pistes. Icon "Are the selected markers to separate the export audio files" is grayed out outside in the markers window. The titles show starts but no end of times, and yet time is calculated. Why can't I export those items marked as separate files?

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• Find the period by subtracting the start time and end

  Version: 11.2

  I am not a SQL expert.

  I'm trying to subtract the start and end time and find the difference between these two times.

  In the example below, the difference between the value of start_time and end_time is approximately 52 minutes (18:15 to 19:07)

  I tried a few tricks to find the difference below. But it did not work.

  SQL > create table t (start_time date, date of end_time);

  Table created.

  SQL > desc t

  Name                                                              Null?    Type

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

  START_TIME                                                                 DATE

  END_TIME                                                                   DATE

  SQL > insert into values t (to_date (24 June 2013 18:15:42 ',' DD/MONTH/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), to_date (24 June 2013 19:07:54 ',' DD/MONTH/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));))

  1 line of creation.

  SQL > commit;

  Validation complete.

  SQL >

  SQL >

  SQL > select * from t;

  START_TIME, END_TIME

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

  24 June 2013 18:15:42 24 June 2013 19:07:54

  -Trying to find the difference of Start_Time and End_Time

  SQL > select end_time-start_time in t;

  END_TIME-START_TIME

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

  . > 03625 than signifie.03625?

  -More than failure tent

  SQL > select to_number(end_time-start_time)/60 t.

  TO_NUMBER(END_TIME-START_TIME)/60

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

  .000604167

  SQL > select to_number(end_time-start_time) * 24/60 t.

  TO_NUMBER(END_TIME-START_TIME) * 24/60

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

  .0145

  SQL > select to_number(end_time-start_time) * 60 * 60 t.

  TO_NUMBER(END_TIME-START_TIME) * 60 * 60

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

  130,5

  SQL > select to_number(end_time-start_time) * 60 * 60/24 t;

  TO_NUMBER(END_TIME-START_TIME) * 60 * 60/24

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

  5.4375

  Hello

  Search Date arithmetic in the manual of the SQL language.

  When you subtract one DATE from another, the result is the number of days between them.  .03625 days is a little more de.033333333... days, which is 1/30 a day, or 48 minutes.

  If you want the difference in hours, multiply by the number of hours per day, which is 24.

  If you want the difference in minutes, multiply by the number of minutes per day, or 24 * 60.

  If you want the difference expressed in days hours: minutes: seconds, then you are better off conversion (at least) one of the DATEs in TIMESTAMP; then, when you subtract them, you will get the difference as an INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND, which appears as

  + 05:06:37.000000 000000000

  This means that 0 days, 5 hours, 6 minutes, 37 seconds.

• Need help to calculate the start and end time and place the result in a term like text box

  I did a search on the forum for calculating start and end time and found the code depending on which I am using as a formcalc on the duration field.
  ==============================================================
  Form1. Page1.duration::calculate - (FormCalc, client)
  
  If (HasValue (StartTime) and HasValue (EndTime)) then
  industrial var = Time2Num (StartTime.formattedValue, "h: mm A")
  var = Time2Num out_ (EndTime.formattedValue, "h: mm A")
  If (IN2 > = out_) then
  xfa.host.messageBox ("start time cannot be greater than or equal to the end time.")
  $.rawValue = null
  on the other
  var out_ - IN2 = diff
  $.rawValue = diff/3600000
  endif
  on the other
  $.rawValue = null
  endif
  =============================================================
  
  Then, when I enter for example from 15:30, an hour of beginning and end of 04:00
  
  The duration field will say 0.5
  
  How can I get my form to say 30 minutes instead of placing a decimal?
  
  Secondly, how can I use field models LC where the employee can just type 330 or 03:30 and it automatically based on the computer's clock on time to start 15:30?
  
  Any help will be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Attached is the form for display:

  https://Acrobat.com/#d=f1kxh5qjuow5ujyZduF8OQ

  To view the results in a regular time format, you can use:

  $.rawValue = Num2Time (diff/3600000, "HH: mm")

  For a flexible time entry check this example.

  http://thelivecycle.blogspot.com/2011/05/flexible-Eingabe-von-Daten-und-Zeiten.html

• by the numbers, how can I convert a start time and end in hours time

  I convert my files to Excel, and no to not translate my formulas.

  I have a start time, end time, and hours, what formula should I use to have hours to calculate?

  Thanks for any help

  by the numbers, you can perform mathematical operations on time like this... assuming they are valid values for date/time...

  Assuming that one time is in cell A1 and the other is in A2, you can get the difference like this:

  = dur2hours(a1-a2)

• choose Start and end in time for the ashes report

  I'm using Oracle 11.2.0.3.
  
  I have sql_id for an update statement, which took almost 4 hours. It took place from 18/04/2013 19:20 to 18/04/2013 22:30 approximately.
  
  I'm under ashes using @$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/ashrpt.sql report
  
  What should I use to start time and the end time?
  should start on time be exactly when the query started / or before the beginning of the request, or after request started?
  
  If I want to search awr report should I take the snapshot taken at 7 and 11?
  
  Also, is there other reports or query that I should check to diagnose long-running sql?
  
  Thank you.

  spur230 wrote:
  ... Etc...
  What should I use to start time and the end time?
  should start on time be exactly when the query started / or before the beginning of the request, or after request started?

  If I want to search awr report should I take the snapshot taken at 7 and 11?

  Also, is there other reports or query that I should check to diagnose long-running sql?

  (1) If you have pictures of an hour, watch 7-> 11 range o.
  (2) get the SQL_ID of the query which poses problem and use the Advisor of Tunnig SQL (DBMS_SQLTUNE) to identify and resolve the performance problem.
  (3) also, you must consider the plan of the explanation of problematic queries.
  : p