The locale-specific decimal separator in Fmt?

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• Is the locale-specific number conversion chain?

  I would like to know what effect the computer's regional settings may have on the string number conversion in AS3. Specifically, in locales that use a comma as the decimal separator instead of a period, different conversion methods (Number() function, parseNumber(), Builder of the Number() class) they treat the comma as decimal separator? None of the documents I've read resolves this problem and all the examples use periods as a decimal separator. I suspect periods in strings will always be handled as decimal separators (and this is the behavior I want), but I would like to know for sure.

  FTR, an Adobe employee comes to informs me on programmers list that the answer to this question is no. period is always interpreted as a decimal separator, regardless of the location of the BONE.

• actual number returned with the comma as decimal separator

  Hello
  I installed W7 CF9 using an Access database.
  In a table, I have a monetary value of -488.7

  Windows is French, but I put the delimiter for the decimal AND currency values to dot instead of a comma.

  If I get this error in the CF:

  The value-488, 7 cannot be converted to number.

  CF receives the value by a comma instead of a point.

  -If I navigate on the table in Access, the value appears correctly with a point.

  -If I change the column type in teTEXT instead of real or currency, the value is converted to text with a point, and there is no error in the CF.

  Of course, a point in decimal conversion is made in another layer, but where?

  I checked the ODBC connection, and found nothing.

  Any idea?

  > If you do a simple query and cfdump the result, do you have a point or a comma?

  Yes, I want to.

  But I finally found the problem.

  The motion is produced by a trade UNION and in one of the sub selects, the column is set to '0' instead of 0. It launched a conversion of text to the same column in the following SELECTION, probably in the ODBC driver, and this conversion involves the use of a comma instead of a point. For some unknown reason, he follows the rule for the French because the version of Windows is French, but ignores the settings in Windows.

• Need help with the numbers without decimal separator

  I have a number such as 6711.00425532, how can I get the 6711 without this number rounded upwards or downwards. In other words, I don't like with any number after the period, all I need is either the number before the period, as is.

  If the number is 23.02345, I need to get all 23

  If the number is 344.985430, I need just the 344

  Is this possible?

  BYJ_wntrsnt wrote:

  I have a number such as 6711.00425532, how can I get the 6711 without this number rounded upwards or downwards. In other words, I don't like with any number after the period, all I need is either the number before the period, as is.

  If the number is 23.02345, I need to get all 23

  If the number is 344.985430, I need just the 344

  Is this possible?

  Difficulty there.

  
  Fix (6711.00425532): #fix (6711.00425532) #.
  
  Fix (23.02345): #fix (23.02345) #.
  
  Fix (344.985430): #fix (344.985430) #.
  
  Fix(-6711.00425532): #fix(-6711.00425532) #.
  
  Fix(-23.02345): #fix(-23.02345) #.
  
  Fix(-344.985430): #fix(-344.985430) #.
  
  

• ORA-01722: invalid number - when the last column has numbers that have a decimal separator

  Here are examples of data-

  FRT, 1.64, VAT, 23,36

  FRT, 1.64, VAT, 23,36

  When I try to convert 1.64 to_number everything is good, but when I do the same thing with 23,36 I get the following error

  ORA-29913: error in executing ODCIEXTTABLEFETCH legend

  ORA-01722: invalid number

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." ORACLE_LOADER', line 52

  I tried this query example

  Select to_number (CONSIGNMENT_NET_VALUE) as Col1 of DUMP_EXT

  Select to_number (CONSIGNMENT_NET_VALUE, '9999999999D' 99999', NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = ",". ") as Col1 DUMP_EXT-> 268906.1

  make the same mistake - any help greatly appreciated.

  T.

  Srini

  Try using:

  RECORDS DELIMITED BY newline

  Instead of:

  RECORDS DELIMITED BY '\n'

  
  

  on your table to create, in addition to just help to_number or to_number return with ' NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = ".," ' in your query, in the period before the comma as decimal separator comes before the grouping separator.

  What is probably happening is that your return to the line of the system data come from different East of your new line on the system that you load in.  You may need to experiment and

  Select dump (consignment_net_value) in the dump_ext;

  to determine what additional invisible characters, such as Chr (10) and Chr (13) can be added at the end of the number that you have to cut, so just using line feed does not work.  This is why it only happens with the numbers at the end of the line.

  Post edited by: BarbaraBoehmer

• The decimal separator in the model generator XML Word formatting

  Hello
  I am a model in the XML Editor, for a report of accounts receivable in the E-Business Suite. So I use MS Word with the Publisher Oracle XML model builder plug-in software component.
  
  The data comes from the E-Business suite by using the comma as decimal separator. For example: 123,99
  My goal is to have the period as the decimal separator. For example: 123.99
  Does anyone know what code should I use to achieve this?
  Thanks colin

  in the next time use appropriate forum - Forum: Editor of BI - BI Publisher

  >
  The data comes from the E-Business suite by using the comma as decimal separator. For example: 123,99
  My goal is to have the period as the decimal separator. For example: 123.99
  >
  use

  where VAL is tag with 123,99

• Decimal separator ADF

  I use Jdeveloper 11.1.2.3.0 I need the numbers to have a comma so as thousands separator and dot (.) as a decimal I tried to adjust es_ES and en_US locale in facesconfig

  I use a < f: convertnumber pattern = "#0.00".

  but this threshold does not work it ask for the comma as decimal separator!

  Check out http://blog.olrichs.nl/2013/02/display-correct-symbol-in-front-of-your.html that should get you work.

  Timo

• change the decimal separator

  
  

  I think the problem was the misconfigured import filter.

  You can change the decimal separator for each column in the last step of the configuration dialog box. Simply select the numeric column (data channel) in the data preview and select the good seprator for data in the upper part of the dialog box.

  hope this helps

• Error: The application-specific permission settings grant Local Activation permission for the COM server application in the Windows XP computer.

  Original title: DCOM {E9F9ED00-7705-101B-9802-0000C07B665C}.

  I have this message DCOM in the registry: "the application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM with CLSID {E9F9ED00-7705-101B-9802-0000C07B665C} server application the user... xxxx...". (I deliberately placed the "xxxx" instead of my current PC for security reasons). This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool." I tried to look through the forum here, and I found elements that were close and others are not. so if anyone knows where I can go make the adjustments, it could save our society approximately $10K, because my new bosses are ready to install all new hardware and software, but if we could find a much simpler approach to this problem, this would make the new kid on the block like a champ look.
  We have a Window XP, the flat touch screen PC, running a few packages of software reviews that keep a record of our SCADA system trend.

  At random times around the clock, the PC will just restart and return to the logon screen. There is no other necessary users, so we have only the journal administrator form. As soon as we open the administrator it is specially configured to run a specific program of our choice, but if the PC keeps restarting whenever it feels like it, there is no history chart tend to save. It is essential, that we need.

  Hello

  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the forum TechNet for assistance:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/itproxpsp/threads

  Hope the helps of information.

• I have an error that says"the application-specific permission settings do not permit grant local activation for the application of the COM CLSID/w Server (BA 126ADI-2166-11 D 1-B1D0-0008 (OSFC1270))

  The error indicates that the application-specific permission settings do not grant approval to local activation for the application server COM with the CLSID (BA 126ADI-2166-11 D 1 - BLM - OO8 OSFC127OE) to the user NT Autoritative / network service SID (S-1-5-20).  The error message says it can be changed by using the component services administration tool.  I can't say what to do when I get to the admin tools.  Can you help me..

  Hi mildrednorcross,

  1. when exactly you receive this error message?

  2. is your computer connected to the server or the domain?

  If your computer is on a domain network, your question will be better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the forum TechNet for assistance:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/itproxpsp/threads

  Hope the helps of information.

• Event ID 10016 - the application-specific permission settings do not local Activation permission for the COM with the CLSID server application

  Lately, I'm getting this system error a lot now that I've upgraded to Windows 8 Pro is an event DistributedCom 10016 ID. Here is the text of the error:

  The application-specific permission settings do not local Activation permission for the COM with the CLSID server application

  {D63B10C5-BB46-4990-A94F-E40B9D520160}

  and APPID

  {9CA88EE3-ACB7-47C8-AFC4-AB702511C276}

  the user NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM SID (S-1-5-18) from the address LocalHost (using LRPC) running in the container of the application unavailable SID (not available). This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool.

  Anyone has an idea why I get this error?
  Walt

  Same thing here. Grayed. Windows 8.1 seems to fill the observer of events with many more errors than previous versions.

  Edit: OK, discovered why it is grayed out. There are 2 reg key, you must set permissions before going to the Configuration of DCOM in component services. The CLSID key and the APPID key.

  From another forum, although it applies to a different application, same principle:

  1. open Regedit.
  2. go in HKEY_Classes_Root\CLSID\ * CLSID *.
  Note: * CLSID * stand for the ID that appears in your event viewer error. In your case, it is {C2F03A33-21F5-47FA-B4BB-156362A2F239}.
  3. right-click on it and select authorization.
  4. click on Advance and change owner to administrator. Also click on the box that will appear below the threshold of owner.
  5. apply a full control.
  6. close the tab, then go to HKEY_LocalMachine\Software\Classes\AppID\ * APPID *.
  Note: * AppID * is the ID that appears in your event viewer. In your case, it is {316CDED5-E4AE-4B15-9113-7055D84DCC97}.
  7 right-click on it and select authorization.
  8. click on Advance and change the owner to administrators.
  9. click on the box that will appear below the line owner.
  10. click on apply and grant full control to the administrators.
  11. close all tabs and navigate to the administration tool.
  12. open component services.
  13. click on the computer, click my computer, and then click DCOM.
  14 find the corresponding service that appears on the display of the error.
  15. right-click on it, and then click Properties.
  16. click the Security tab, and then click Add a user. Add the SYSTEM and then apply.
  17. check enable local.

  Then use the relevant keys here and the DCOM Config utility should give you access greyed onareas:

  CLSID:
  
  {D63B10C5-BB46-4990-A94F-E40B9D520160}

  and APPID

  {9CA88EE3-ACB7-47C8-AFC4-AB702511C276}

• Decimal separator in the SELECT Clause

  Hello
  
  I have the following parameters of decimal number:
  
  SQL > select value
  2 from v$ nls_parameters
  3 where parameter = "NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS;
  
  VALUE
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  ,.
  
  If I show a decimal number, I get a comma as decimal separator
  SQL > select 10/100 double;
  
  10/100
  ----------
  1
  
  But if I use a decimal separator in the SELECT clause, I get:
  
  SQL > select 100 * 1.1 double;
  
  100 * 1 1
  ---------- ----------
  1 100
  
  It does not work. But the use of a period as the decimal separator works:
  
  SQL > select 1.1 * 100 double;
  
  1.1 * 100
  ----------
  110
  
  Maybe it's something that I never had to deal with before, but I thought that the number format applied to results of sql, as well as the numbers you have used sql clauses.
  
  Kind regards
  
  Nestor Boscan

  Hi, Nestor,

  user594312 wrote:
  ... I thought that the number format applied to results of sql, as well as the numbers you have used sql clauses.

  No.; it applies to the results and it can affect implicit conversions, but it does not apply to the SQL code.
  The period (or dot, '.') is the decimal separator in literals always digital. There is no way to change this.

  Think how confusing it would be if it applied to the SQL code. For example:

  WHERE   num_col  IN (1,2)
  

  We compare num_col values 1 or 2? He comes in, what happens if we wanted to do the opposite?

  If you really want to use the comma as the decimal separator, you may have to use strings, not numbers, and it could be much less effective.
  For example:

  SELECT  100 * TO_NUMBER ('1,1')    -- This assumes your NLS settings are correct
  FROM    dual;
  

  Of course, the effectiveness will not be a problem when you select 1 row of double.

• Result of the calculation were separated to the whole and decimal, number not rounding correctly

  I have 2 fields as a result of sharing: the whole and decimal number (1 decimal place). I Math.floor the result to get the whole number and everything is fine until I hit a case where the result is 92,97.

  This should give "93" in the whole of the field and '0' in the decimal field, instead it gives me '92' and '10' (even though I'm only hosting 1 character in the field).

  How can I get the '93' and '0' in the following code?

  fieldLVEDV = this.getField("LVEDV").value;

  fieldBSA = this.getField("BSA").value;

  If (fieldLVEDV! = "" & & fieldBSA! = "") {}

  totalLVEDV = this.getField("LVEDV").value + ((this.getField("LVEDVDec").value)/10);

  calculation = (totalLVEDV / fieldBSA);

  calculationDecimal = calculation;

  partWhole = Math.floor (calculation);

  if(partWhole <0) {partWhole =' ' ;}}

  this.getField("Index").value = partWhole;

  this.getField("IndexDecimal").value = Math.round (10 *(calculationDecimal-partWhole));

  {If (this.getField("IndexDecimal").value = '10')

  {

  this.getField("Index").value = partWhole + 1;

  this.getField("IndexDecimal").value = "0".

  }}

  } else {}

  this.getField("Index").value = "";

  this.getField("IndexDecimal").value = "";

  }

  I thought I'd add the blue part would do the job, but obviously it did not work.

  Ah, your problem is that you do not use the correct comparison operator. To check if two values are equal, the operator is "==" not not "=". Using "=", you assign the value 10 to the field which you then pass in 0 a few lines down. Use 'is' and things should work correctly.

• Bug report - validation number in a table (comma as a decimal separator)

  Hello

  When a number is inserted with a comma as a decimal separator (my local context is Czech, but should be the same with Canadians or French https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19455-01/806-0169/overview-9/index.html and the decimal in numeric keypad key produced by commas), comma is removed rather than get a good error message and the number is inserted in a form as there is no decimal point/comma comma at all. The built-in digital validation can be easily replaced by manual validation of PL/SQL like this

  DECLARE
    v_ret_val BOOLEAN;
    v_tmp_num NUMBER;
  BEGIN
    v_tmp_num := to_number(:num_col);
    RETURN true;
  EXCEPTION
  WHEN OTHERS THEN
    RETURN false;
  END;
  

  but it is just a workaround.

  I created a unit test to https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex

  workspace: tests

  user: supporter

  PWD: supporter1234

  Request 63101 - tab_form_bug

  I don't want to be too greedy... But please, kindly check the dev team can someone also it I reported it here Re: point Blob problem encoding?

  Thank you very much

  Pavel

  Hi Pavel,

  If you leave the main language of your application, the English value, comma is correctly interpreted as thousands separator. I've updated your application and set the primary language to the Czech, and now he behaves as you would expect (see shared components, attributes of globalization). And certainly, we continue to worry about the tabular forms, they do not go far. Interactive grids provide much additional and new features that are not available with the tabular forms, tabular forms however continue to have a place in the APEX - similar to how there are cases of use for classic reports and interactive reports.

  Kind regards
  Marc

• Trinidad - config.xml, number-grouping-separator and decimal separator

  Hello
  
  Depending on my location of the application, the numbers are formatted into 1.234,56
  Now, I want numbers to shape US flavor: 1,234.56
  
  Here's my content in the file config.xml - Trinity :
  
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "windows-1252"? >
  < trinidad-config xmlns = "http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/config" >
  mySkin < skin-family > < / skin-family >
  < number-grouping-separator >, < / number-grouping-separator >
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  < / Trinity-config >
  
  The file above is declared in the file web.xml (although I'm not sure this is really necessary):
  
  < context-param >
  javax.faces.CONFIG_FILES < param-name > < / param-name >
  /Web-INF/Trinidad-config.XML < param-value > < / param-value >
  < / context-param >
  
  And an example of digital input text:
  
  < af:inputText value = "#{row.bindings.Salary.inputValue}" label = "#{bindings. EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.label}.
  required = "#{bindings." EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.mandatory} "columns =" #{bindings. "." EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.displayWidth}.
  maximumLength = "#{bindings." EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.precision}"shortDesc =" #{bindings. " EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.tooltip}.
  ID = "it5" >
  < f: validator binding="#{row.bindings.Salary.validator}"/ >
  < af:convertNumber pattern = "#{bindings." EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.format}"/ >
  < / af:inputText >
  
  Where the model is defined at the level of the Entity object: EO employees > attribute salary > UI tips > Format: #, # 0.00
  
  But it does not work. I don't know what I'm missing... Help, please!
  JDev 11.1.1.3.0

  Marge,

  A number of things I found after I played with him (very simple example: HR schema / table Employees / salary attribute):

  (a) the docs are wrong - there should be trinidad-config. XML
  (b) no matter what I did with the af: convertNumber and the Trinity-config-xml delimiters picked up from my locale
  (c) until... I took the advice of of EO (type attribute set to "" format) and then things started working - even deleted the attribute of the af model: convertNumber did not help. So, remove the tips of the EO and put "#, # 0.00" in the attribute of the af model: convertNumber and everything is good. I dropped an e-mail to someone at Oracle to report the bug in the documentation as well as the apparent bug that conversion does not work correctly if there is a hint of control on the attribute.

  John