Timestamp format

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• Convert date format timestamp format

  Hello, I have the following code in * impl.java in the doDML method. I'm getting "invalid column type" at run time, but when I click on insert. I think that the problem is because I do not convert the timestamp format format date correctly. Any help please?

  CallableStatement cs1 = null;

  try {}

  / * Some code here * /.

  d = new java.sql.Date java.sql.Date (this.getRbcDtFrom () .getTime ());

  CS1. SetDate (2, d);

  java.sql.Date d1 = new java.sql.Date (this.getRbcDtTo () .getTime ());

  CS1. SetDate (3, d1);

  CS1. SetString(4,"RBCS");

  CS1. SetString (5, this.getRbcCode ());

  CS1.setInt (6, getRbcCounter ());

  CS1. ExecuteUpdate();

  Boolean ValeurRet = cs1.getBoolean (1);

  If (retvalue)

  {

  super.doDML (operation, e);

  }

  else {}

  System.out.println ("no Commit!");

  }

  } catch (SQLException f) {}

  throw new Aexception.getLocalizedMessage (f);

  }

  You did not created wrapper fucntion.

  Take a look at:

  Troubleshooting

  Use the same principle for the registered function...

• MySQL timestamp formatting errors

  I continue to have strange formatting errors when pulling data from a MySQL database.  I'm having now is with time values.

  

  The screenshot shows that the error is generated in the variant to Data.vi the real time stored in the database is from 08:30, but the conversion of timestamp, I get 8:29:59.999 unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to 'around' this value to what I want either.

  I might go back to output string, because this particular error does not appear to spread in a chain.  But that mess with the rest of my application.  Return to the output chain cancels a couple of working days and leaves me with the problem of having to convert the string 'time' again in timestamp that LabVIEW can understand.

  The really weird thing is that 12:30 comes as 12:30 very well.  I don't know why that would be.  Any ideas?

  You can do this with the format string "% I: % h: %s %p %<%m/%d/%Y > T '

  

• How to prevent the Automatic Conversion of TIMESTAMP Format column (0) WITH ZONE VARCHAR2

  Hello

  I created a view of my table and columns with the date format is automatically converted to varchar type...

  How can I avoid this?

  Create view V_T2 as

  Select

  MAX (DECODE (RESULT_TYPE, THE FROM ', DECODE (BACKUP_LEVEL_ID, 'F', LAST_START, NULL), NULL)) LAST_SUCCESS_FULL_START,.

  MAX LAST_SUCCESS_INC_START (DECODE (RESULT_TYPE,' TO DECODE (BACKUP_LEVEL_ID, 'F', NULL, LAST_START), NULL))

  of backup_log;

  the first 'LAST_SUCCESS_FULL_START' column format remains TIMESTAMP (0) WITH ZONE SCHEDULE, but the other changes to VARCHAR.

  the LAST_START column in my table in the source format is also TIMESTAMP (0) WITH ZONE SCHEDULE.

  Thank you for helping me.

  user649075 wrote:

  Create view V_T2 as

  Select

  MAX (DECODE (RESULT_TYPE, THE FROM ', DECODE (BACKUP_LEVEL_ID, 'F', LAST_START, NULL), NULL)) LAST_SUCCESS_FULL_START,.

  MAX LAST_SUCCESS_INC_START (DECODE (RESULT_TYPE,' TO DECODE (BACKUP_LEVEL_ID, 'F', NULL, LAST_START), NULL))

  of backup_log;

  The NULL value is treated as a VARCHAR2 since she does not have a real data type.

  Try to CAST as the appropriate data type.

  cast( null as timestamp(0) with time zone)
  

  MK

• Change the timestamp format in mysql

  I've created a field date_posted in Recordset1 in my database named my_db now by default is set to the current timestamp, now the problem is the value that is generated is in this format

  yyyy-mm-dd hh: mm:

  but I want it to appear in this format it

  month date; year to hh: mm am/pm

  lets make it simple by this example, say that the month is June date is 15 and the time is 10:24

  the default format is like this

  2009-06-15 10:24

  but I want it to be like that

  June 15, 2009 at 10:24

  Please help and thanks in advance.

  Use the function DATE_FORMAT()) MySQL in your SQL query and assign the result to an alias.

  SELECT col1, col2, DATE_FORMAT(datecol, '%M %D, %Y at %k:%i %p') AS formatted_date
  FROM mytable
  

  "datecol" is the name of the column that is stored in your date. The date formatting will be available in your recordset as formatted_date.

  Moreover, this question was asked repeatedly in this forum. You should be able to find the answer using the search function.

• Timestamp formatting

  Hello
  I have 2 'START_TIME' and 'END_TIME' columns with the TIMESTAMP data type in my table. I want to calculate the difference between 2 timestamps in my table, so I used a simple query:
  Select (end_time-start_time) test whose name = "XYZ";
  
  The above gives the answer in the format:
  00:01:43.000000 000000000
  
  I want the hours, minutes and seconds and eliminate all unnecessary '0'.
  How can I do this?
  
  Thank you!

  Also

    regexp_substr(end_dt - st_dt, '\d+:\d+:\d+')
  

• Timestamp format must be yyyy-mm-dd hh: mm: [.fffffffff]

  Hello

  12.1.3 Jdev

  I have a page that has the region with tabs.

  I've added a panel request with the default criteria "all searchable attributes. And everything worked very well when I do a search.

  Now I want the original Version to be autoqueried when the page loads.

  So I added a new ViewCriteria with the "Query automatically" selected checkbox and everything worked fine.

  Now, I wanted to research Articles in a specific order. So I changed the SourceOrder in the display object by clicking the 'Set Order Source' tab.

  Now when I try to run the page and access this tab, I get the below error. No idea what could be the problem?

  

  I would like to know if I need to provide more details.

  I put a date format in the View object to "dd-MMM-yyyy".

  See you soon

  AJ

  + 11.1.2, there are new vertical tab "UI categories", see this image of link posted in my previous answer: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E57014_01/adf/develop/img/vo_attrcategory_editor.png

  And you should be able to reorganize the attributes with drag and drop.

  But as I have already said, this does not work for me in 12 c (probably a bug... jdev)

  So, you can try to manually add FIELDORDER to the attribute like this (once again from the previous link) definition:

  
    
    
    ...
    
    
         
            
            
        
    
  
  

  In addition, no idea why the "Mark as helpful" / "Right answer" options are not enabled for me in this thread

  Probably because you have opened this thread as Discussion

  Dario

• Format of timestamp request SEO

  I would like to reference Timestamp Format for Application in the attributes of the globalization.
  
  How can I do this? It is a v ('SOMETHING') or a & SOMETHING. ?
  
  Edited by: trafoc oct-15-2011 18:22

  select DATE_FORMAT, DATE_TIME_FORMAT, TIMESTAMP_FORMAT, TIMESTAMP_TZ_FORMAT
  from APEX_APPLICATIONS
  

• support of TimeStamp in datediff function

  Hello

  I run the Script even DIAdem Version 2012 and 2014. The Script includes the DateDiff() function of 2 channels that are identified as a date string. In the 2012 Version the Script runs without error and the 2014 Version the Script will throw an error due to overflow. In the 2014 Version it seems that the DateDiff() function does not support the stamp, because if you convert the date to a string, it works.

  Is it perhaps that in the new Version of Diadem 2014 the DateDiff() function does not support the timestamp format?

  For me, it would be interesting because of the performance of huge data sets.

  Thanks in advance,

  Thomas

  Hi Thomas,

  The variable subtype that is returned by a datetime string has changed a little, through the DIAdem versions.  Today, you have 3 options for how do retrieve value of a particular line of a datetime string:

  Set TimeChannel = Data.Root.ChannelGroups (1). Channels (1)
  
  VbsDateTime = TimeChannel.Values (1)
  
  DIA_Seconds = TimeChannel.dValues (1)
  
  Set TimeObj = TimeChannel.oValues (1)

  If you just want to compare the difference between two datetime in seconds values, I would use the Middle option above.

  Brad Turpin

  Tiara Product Support Engineer

  National Instruments

• How to compare the different timestamps and check that one is greater.

  Hi guys,.

  I have a small question about datetime.

  I have the following data in a table to the timestamp format.

  01:00:00.000
  19/05/2009

  01:00:00.000
  22/05/2009

  01:00:00.000
  23/05/2009

  What I want to do is to check the date is higher, then the other.  Simply, my question is how to make comparison between dates, especially when they are in the form of time stamp

  Secondly, I would like to ask if I have a timestamp which has the following values

  01:00:00.000
  22/05/2009

  How can I convert in seconds?

  Thank you

  You can create an array of timestamps and min/max table compares sets of stamps.

  Use the double conversion for seconds since...

  

• timestamp XY-graph question

  Hi all

  I'm sure that it's simple, but I can't understand what is wrong with my xy-graph. I read a timestamp string to a waveform data file and convert it into a timestamp format. I then traced data vs. time.

  The timestamps look OK, but the plot is all out of whack. I have attached a simple example. Can someone help me and see what I'm doing wrong?

  Thank you!

  Hi Kevin,.

  I think that the plot it correct because there is no data for almost 1 month IE 06/09/2012-09-7 - 2012.Please check again.

  Kind regards

  SrikrishnaNF

• Conversion of the time/date STAMP backup to the DATE format?

  Hello community,

  is it possible, to convert the backup timestamp Format (which is written by RMAN in the columns titled "STAMP" in NUMBER data types) in a regular Format of DateTime?

  I can't find any data about this timeformat only this:

  'specifies that the backup the value timestamp, which is a 4-byte value derived as the number of seconds since a reference period fixed'.

  But what kind of 'fixed reference time' is it?

  I would like to show the output of the view RC_RMAN_OUTPUT of the RMAN catalog with a timestamp of humanreadable for each line of output, but there is only one column of STAMP.

  Thank you

  Tobias

  I found for myself:

  Select

  (to_date('1987-07-04 00:00:00', 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS') + STAMP, 24, 60, 60) log_date,.

  output

  of rc_rman_output

  order by recid;

• Cut the text column's timestamp hh

  Hi all

  I'm cutting the text column's timestamp hh: 2014-02-18 08:39:56

  I tried the format of data as hh: mm, but it does not work as she filed is defined as text and also Cast (Cast (as float) as timestamp) / cast (as a timestamp) did not work.

  many will appreciate any advice on how to solve this problem!

  Hello

  It is a new feature available in 11g...

  Column properties Goto--> column properties--> format of data--> custom--> hh: mm

  This will display the format hh: mm in the timestamp format.

  Thank you

  prassu

• Values for timestamp default XMLTable causes ORA-01843: not one month valid

  When I try to provide a default value for a timestamp value in the function XMLTABLE, I am greeted with an error - ORA-01843: not one month valid -no matter how to give this default value. If there is a value in the XML or not is irrelavant to this bug occurs. It seems to be an incomplete correction of bug number 9745897 (thread).

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ("< DOC > < DT > 2013-08-14T 15: 08:31 < /DT > < / DOC > '"))

  DT COLUMNS timestamp default sysdate) x;

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ("< DOC > < DT > 2013-08-14T 15: 08:31 < /DT > < / DOC > '"))

  By default systimestamp timestamp COLUMNS DT) x;

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ("< DOC > < DT > 2013-08-14T 15: 08:31 < /DT > < / DOC > '"))

  DT of COLUMNS timestamp default to_char (systimestamp, ' ' YYYY-MM-DD "T" HH24:MI:SS)) x;)

  Edit: somewhat more followed.

  It works:

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ("< DOC > < / DOC > '"))

  Date of the dt of COLUMNS by default sysdate) x;

  It works, too, with the exception of its just the date and not the time

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ("< DOC > < / DOC > '"))

  DT COLUMNS timestamp default sysdate) x;

  It does not work

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ("< DOC > < / DOC > '"))

  By default systimestamp timestamp COLUMNS DT) x;

  ORA-01861: literal does not match the format string

  Hello

  First of all, let's check the manual for the DEFAULT clause:

  Function SQL/XML XMLTABLE in Oracle XML DB

  The optional parameter DEFAULT clause specifies the value to use when the PATH expression results in an empty sequence (or NULL ). His expr is an XQuery expression that is evaluated to produce the default value.

  According to the documentation, the DEFAULT clause must specify an XQuery expression.

  However, is false, the implementation only expects an expression that matches a string, the content is not interpreted.

  Bottom line is, if we specify directly a string, the expression is implicitly converted into one, and everyone knows how things can go when implicit conversions appear, especially when the dates or timestamps are involved.

  Now let's focus on the impact of the DEFAULT clause on the evaluation of the query.

  When a DEFAULT clause is specified, Oracle has rewritten projection differently and does not use the native format of XS: DateTime to convert the value:

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ('))

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  ')

  DT of COLUMNS by default systimestamp timestamp

  ) x

  becomes:

  SELECT THE EXISTSNODE (VALUE(KOKBF$), '/ DOC/DT')

  WHEN 1 THEN LAUNCH (TO_TIMESTAMP (SYS_XQ_UPKXML2SQL (SYS_XQEXVAL (SYS_XQEXTRACT (VALUE(KOKBF$), '/ DOC/DT')), 50.1, 2)() as a timestamp)

  ELSE CAST (TO_TIMESTAMP (TO_CHAR (SYSTIMESTAMP (6)), 'SYYYY-MM-DD "T" HH24:MI:SSXFF') AS timestamp)

  END "DT".

  TABLE ("SYS". "XQSEQUENCE"(EXTRACT ("SYS"." XMLTYPE"(")

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  (((,'/ DOC'))) ' KOKBF$ '.

  See the red part: it does not use the format parameter, the conversion depends on NLS session parameters.

  When there is no DEFAULT clause, the TO_TIMESTAMP function uses an explicit format:

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ('))

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  ')

  Dt timestamp - default systimestamp COLUMNS

  ) x

  rewritten to:

  SELECT CAST)

  TO_TIMESTAMP)

  SYS_XQ_UPKXML2SQL (SYS_XQEXVAL (SYS_XQEXTRACT (VALUE(KOKBF$), '/ DOC/DT'), 0,0,20971520, 0), 50.1, 2)

  "SYYYY-MM-DD"T"HH24:MI:SSXFF"

  )

  BY timestamp - default systimestamp

  ) "DT".

  TABLE ("SYS". "XQSEQUENCE"(EXTRACT ("SYS"." XMLTYPE"(")

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31
  (((,'/ DOC'))) ' KOKBF$ '.

  So yes, maybe there is a bug here.

  Edit: somewhat more followed.

  It works:

  Select x.*

  Of

  XMLTable ('/ DOC' from xmltype (""))

  Date of the dt of COLUMNS by default sysdate) x;

  Actually no, it does not work. Certainly, maybe it produces no error, but the result is incorrect.

  As explained, the conversion is based on the NLS (NLS_DATE_FORMAT in this case) session:

  SQL > show nls_date_format settings

  VALUE OF TYPE NAME

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

  string of NLS_DATE_FORMAT JJ/MM/RR

  SQL >

  SQL > select sysdate to double;

  SYSDATE

  --------

  16/08/13

  SQL > select x.*

  2 from

  3 xmltable ('/ DOC' passing xmltype (""))

  4 COLUMNS dt date default sysdate) x;

  DT

  --------

  13/08/16

  Oracle first converts SYSDATE to a string using current NLS_DATE_FORMAT, having for result Aug 16, 13 '

  Then this string is converted to a DATE as XS: date is 'YYYY-MM-DD' leading 13/08/16 (13 August, 0016) which is incorrect.

  The obvious solution to this problem is to control how Oracle converts implicitly string to timestamp format:

  SQL > alter session set NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT = "YYYY-MM-DD"T"HH24:MI:SS."

  Modified session.

  SQL > select x.*

  2 from

  3 xmltable ('/ DOC' from xmltype ('))

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  ')

  4 dt of systimestamp default timestamp COLUMNS

  (5) x;

  DT

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

  2013-08-14 T 15: 08:31

  SQL > select x.*

  2 from

  3 xmltable ('/ DOC' passing xmltype (""))

  4 dt of COLUMNS by default systimestamp timestamp) x;

  By default systimestamp timestamp COLUMNS DT) x

  *

  ERROR on line 4:

  ORA-01861: literal does not match the format string

  SQL > select x.*

  2 from

  3 xmltable ('/ DOC' passing xmltype (""))

  Cast of default timestamp COLUMNS dt (systimestamp timestamp) 4) x;

  DT

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

  2013 08-16 T 12: 32:58

• Shows only date to timestamp

  Hello!
  First of all, - sorry for my really bad English - I'm going to try my best ;-)
  
  A field in a table of our (very large) DWH showes a timestamp. A query on it displays only a Date.
  But a "group by" didn't work.
  
  Same query with toad has solved the problem. Toad shows Date AND time for the same domain...
  
  What can I do, than data hidden showes SQL Developer (my favorit tool) like this?
  
  Kind regards
  Bernd paulus
  
  Published by: user13169869 on 10.01.2013 23:04

  Bernd,

  I just put these values:
  Date format: AAAA-MM-JJ HH24:MI:SS
  Timestamp format: YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI. SSXFF
  TZ Timestamp format: YYYY-MM-DD HH24.MI. SSXFF TZR

  and these queries:

  SELECT cast(SYSDATE as date) FROM dual;
  
  SELECT cast(sysdate AS TIMESTAMP) FROM dual;
  
  select cast(sysdate AS TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE) from dual;
  

  has given this result:

  CAST(SYSDATEASDATE)
  ---------------------
  2013-01-16 20:21:02   
  
  CAST(SYSDATEASTIMESTAMP)
  ------------------------------
  2013-01-16 20.21.02.000000000  
  
  CAST(SYSDATEASTIMESTAMPWITHLOCALTIMEZONE)
  -----------------------------------------
  2013-01-16 20.21.02.000000000          
  

  Can you please test with these values and select statements?
  I can even imagine (more or less unlikely) situations which may also create your described behaviour without fiddling with parameters of the session, but first we will create a few easy baselines?

  Best regards
  Martin