UNIX timestamp

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• Find the elapsed time between the Unix Timestamp in Actionscript 2.0

  Hello!

  I'm tryin to fiind that time passed since a Unix Timestamp.

  I have this:

       var myTime:Date = new Date(1245859691 * 1000);
       nowTime = new Date();
       oMillisElapsed = new Date(nowTime - myTime);
       
       day = numToStr(oMillisElapsed.getDate());
       min = numToStr(oMillisElapsed.getMinutes());
       sec = numToStr(oMillisElapsed.getSeconds());
       hour = numToStr(oMillisElapsed.getHours());
  

  But oMillisElapsed returns: Wed Dec 31 23:20:43 GMT - 0800 1969

  So he keeps time from 01/01/1970... Any way to make it back to something like this:

  Mon Jan 02 01 1:2:35 GMT - 0800 0000

  or something like that so I can get the days, hours, minutes and seconds.

  I use actionscript 2.0.

  Thank you!!!

  ~ Sea4Me

  You assign a new Date value, so when you try to use the Date function to get its data, you get that produce these functions, which isn't what I want.  I believe you want to get the amount of time (days, hours, minutes, etc.) between yesterday and today.  Have you tried to do what I suggested?  What you will eventually do takes the miiliseconds resulting from that and do the conversion in days, hours, seconds, etc...

• UNIX timestamp in cfgrid controls

  Some time ago I realized a php and SQL construction. Users to apply for jobs, and the date they charge is converted into a unix timestamp and inserted in the SQL code as an integer.
  
  I use coldfusion more now and I'm wanting to display the results above using a cfgrid.
  
  I found similar posts in this forum, but I have still two EXTERNAL queries:
  
  (1) how do I get the date for each line before the controls cfgrid poster
  
  (2) how to convert unix timestamp using coldfusion
  
  

  chilliroom wrote:
  > However, the column is reading entirely the same value, I
  > calculated as the date of the last record.

  because you're not advancing through your query. I guess that the stripped News
  on the hooks for applicants.posted [i]. lets see if the cf tags get
  Thru:

  
  
  
  
  
  

• Date of the Oracle in unix timestamp

  Hello..
  
  1. What is the command to convert oracle date to unix timestamp?
  2. What is the command to convert oracle unix timestamp date?
  
  It's my request of conversion, but when I converted from date oracle on another server time become a late hour. Why this happened?... y at - it no problem on the configuration of my sessiontimezone or dbtimezone?
  
  create or replace FUNCTION oracle_to_unix
  (
  in_date IN DATE)
  RETURN NUMBER
  IS
  BEGIN
  RETURN (in_date-TO_DATE('19700101','yyyymmdd')) * 86400 - TO_NUMBER (SUBSTR (TZ_OFFSET (sessiontimezone), 1, 3)) * 3600;
  END;
  
  
  Please help me...
  
  Thank you
  Balleur

  Hello!

  If I subtracted something and then add the same then I should get the same result.

  I tried like this

  SQL> select sessiontimezone from dual;
  
  SESSIONTIMEZONE
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  +01:00
  
  SQL> select dbtimezone from dual;
  
  DBTIME
  ------
  +02:00
  
  SQL> select (to_date('14.03.2010 08:16:22','dd.mm.yyyy HH24:mi:ss')
    2        - to_date('01.01.1970 00:00:00','dd.mm.yyyy HH24:mi:ss')) * 24 * 60 * 60
    3        - TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR(TZ_OFFSET(sessiontimezone),1,3))*3600 utim
    4    from dual
    5  /
  
        UTIM
  ----------
  1268550982
  
  SQL> select to_char(to_date('01.01.1970 00:00:00','dd.mm.yyyy HH24:mi:ss') +
    2  (1268550982+TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR(TZ_OFFSET(sessiontimezone),1,3))*3600) / 24 / 60 / 60,
    3  'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS')  from dual
    4  /
  
  TO_CHAR(TO_DATE('01
  -------------------
  14.03.2010 08:16:22
  
  SQL> 
  

  and he seems allright for me.
  Check sessiontimezone sessions on both servers. This calculation depends only on sessiontimezones.

  T

• Convert unix timestamp to date after the change to daylight saving time

  Hello
  
  in one of the products, we use internal Scheduler stores dates (and times) in a format Unix, which is seconds since January 1, 1970. We used this SQL to extract the effective date:
  
  To_char (t.next_fire_time /(24*60*60*1000) + to_date('19700101020000','yyyymmddhh24miss'), 'yyyymmddhh24miss')
  
  Everything worked well until that time has changed this weekend from UTC + 2 to UTC + 1 (we are located in Eastern Europe). Since then, the above query returns an hour later than planned.
  
  I.e. of timestamp * 1320067800000 * is returned as * 20111031153000 * even thought is correct (and the actual time, the event was planned) * October 31, 11 PM 02.30.16.000000 *.
  
  I found queries like this on various forums and nobody seems to care of DST. Is this a configuration problem in the DB or is this a bug in our code?
  
  I tried selecting the SESSIONTIMEZONE and the DBTIMEZONE and both were + 1.
  
  Any help appreciated.

  Your problem is coded hard 2 hours shift:

  TO_DATE (19700101'020000', 'yyyymmddhh24miss')

  You need to calculate the current offset to adapt it to the current situation of DST:

  with sample_table as (
                        select date '1970-01-01' + 1320067800000 / 1000 / 3600 / 24 dt_utc from dual
                       )
  select  dt_utc,
          dt_utc +
          extract(
                       timezone_hour
                  from
                       from_tz(cast(dt_utc as timestamp),'utc') at time zone 'Europe/Prague'
                 ) / 24 dt_prague,
          extract(
                       timezone_hour
                  from
                       from_tz(cast(dt_utc as timestamp),'utc') at time zone 'Europe/Prague'
                 ) tz_offset
    from  sample_table
  /
  
  DT_UTC              DT_PRAGUE            TZ_OFFSET
  ------------------- ------------------- ----------
  2011-10-31 13:30:00 2011-10-31 14:30:00          1
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Convert the MySQL timestamp into a Unix timestamp field

  I have a process where I want to compare the current date with an expiration date is so many months after the date of registration. The registration date is stored as a MySQL timestamp. I want to convert this to a timestame Unix I can do the comparison with the Time() function. I tried the MySQL UNIX_TIMESTAMP both getTimestamp() PHP functions and can not get to work. I tried UNIX_TIMESTAMP in both the original SELECT statement and a stand one. I also have an error of division by zero with date_default_timezone_set function. I am attaching the screenshots of the code and the result of the echo inside. Thank you!

  

  

  You are far too complicated.

  SELECT TO_DAYS (reg_date) - AS TO_DAYS (CURDATE ()) daysleft

  OF ssregis

  WHERE...

  This will give you the number of days remaining before the expiry of the registration. If it is less than 0, redirect to the renewal page.

  Moreover, you yourself laying wide open to attack by SQL injection by failing to escape at the entrance of the query string. At the very least, you should do this:

  $entered_ss_id = mysql_real_escape_string($_GET['record_id']);

  $entered_email = mysql_real_escape_string($_GET['email_address']);

  However, since it seems that you are hand-coding the script, you must use MySQL improved rather than discouraged PHP MySQL functions. See http://docs.php.net/manual/en/mysqlinfo.api.choosing.php.

• UNIX timestamp to date

  Hello
  
  I use developer SQL to query an oracle 8 database and
  I need to convert a timestamp unix in a time format date - YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS
  
  I am currently using
  , to_date (19700101' 00:00: 01 ',' YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS') + sh.order_date / 86400
  
  but it returns just the date in the format DD-MMM-AA

  If you want a DATE to look a certain way, use TO_CHAR

  to_char (
     to_date('19700101 00:00:01','YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS')+sh.order_date/86400
  , 'YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS')
  

• Convert timestamp Unix LabVIEW

  Hello

  I need to convert a dll to come froma Unix timestamp to a moment of LabVIEW. Now someone some ready to use of function for this?

  Thank you

  What is the data type of a unix timestamp?

  The unix time is 01/01/1970.

  The era of LabVIEW is 01/01/1904

  All you add is the number of seconds between two times (i.e., the value of a timestamp LabVIEW from 01/01/1970)

• I have a problem with a timestamp changed on my error report, I was wondering if I could get someone to help?

  Mozilla crashed about 15 minutes in an online evaluation timed for my university studies I can't repeat. The attempt to get information on the crash, so that my University could see that I was not lying about the time of the accident and the site I was on, the timestamp changed when I clicked on the link for more detailed information.

  I was wondering if there was anywhere I could get the original timestamp as time seems to have changed on my subject: blocking the page as well.

  Emergency assistance would be most appreciated.

  Hello abital, about: crashes, click the ID of the accident in question to open on the site of the crash - stats.mozilla.com & switch to the 'Metadata' tab you will find a field named CrashTime who then has time when the accident occurred initially in the form of a Unix timestamp. You can convert this value to a format readable by a service such as www.epochconverter.com

• cRIO timestamp into string

  During the first boot of a cRIO-9075, it shows in a TimeStamp, a time indicator system around 16:00 on 31 December 1969.

  If I take this timestamp value and pass it in a "Format Date/time string function" to get a string representation of the time stamp, the date and time the chain gets really messed up. The same code to run on a Windows system works perfectly.

  This could be the cause of the function format-stamp-to-string to fail on the cRIO?

  

  What time zone are you? GMT - 8?

  This resembles the cRIO gets reset at the time Unix GMT January 1, 1970 and there is no time set for this server update at the present time. The Unix timestamp code in LabVIEW can not really deal with dates before this point in time, as far as Unix is concerned the big bang, in which the world was created and computers began to appear that's happened right now

  Windows at the time of the January 1, 1601 and your date of 1969 is well above that and there is absolutely no problem to deal with this date there.

• conversion of timestamp in dd-mm-aa

  Hello
  
  does anyone know how to convert a unix timestamp format dd-mm-aa? Ive tried to use the date_format function in SQL, but it does not work?
  
  Anyone have any ideas?
  
  the "created" field is timestamp.
  
  Thank you

  Kamesh192 wrote:
  > does anyone know how to convert a unix timestamp format dd-mm-aa?
  > ive tried using the date_format in SQL function, but it does not work?

  The DATE_FORMAT()) MySQL function is intended for the ISO dates (YYYY-MM-DD)
  only. To convert a Unix timestamp into a readable format, use FROM_UNIXTIME().

  "SELECT node.title, FROM_UNIXTIME (node.created, '%f %d %Y') as new_time,.
  node_revisions. INNER JOIN node_revisions node body ON node.nid =
  node_revisions.NID WHERE node.type = 'story' ORDER BY node.nid desc limit 1 "
  --
  Adobe Community Expert David Powers
  Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of ED)
  Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
  http://foundationphp.com/

• How to convert number in date and time in labview

  Hi all

  I have a hexadecimal string and converted into a number. Now this number to display in the format of timestamp. Uses the format of the time Unix.

  By using this link, I can convert this number to timestamp.  http://www.UnixTimeStamp.com/index.php

  But how it should be done in LabVIEW? I know it may be simple, but please help.

  I enclose my VI for referance.

  Thank you

  Manisha

  Hi Man_Can,

  You can add the origin of UNIX timestamp to your number:

  

• Scripts for data cleansing Perf

  Hello

  We currently use BB 4.4 with the new features enabled PERF. Someone at - it scripts for cleaning or truncate the Perf Data collected? 4.5 is supposed to have the function programmed in. We run the BB server on unix.

  Perf Data under the $BBHOME / bbvar / perf

  The files are in plain text with lines like this:

  Here is a not so elegant way to truncate your files in perl. You will need to set the time as a unix timestamp.

  #Purge $BBPERF
  @files = "grep - Rl. $BBPERF / *';"

  $file (@files) {} foreach
  chomp ($file);
  Print "$file\n";
  @data ='cat $file | AWK ' {if (\$4 > = $startTime) {print \$0}} ";
  If (!) () open (FILE, "> $file"))) {print "cannot open $file: $!"} \n » ; print LOGFILE "cannot open $file: $! \n » ; next ;}
  foreach $line (@data) {print FILE $line ;}
  Close the FILE;
  }

• Analysis of binary file for the shell link

  Hello

  I want to calculate the moment of creation of a file of its shortcut file content. What I've done so far is given below.

  The linking said shell structure begins at the time of creation of offset 1 c (up to 8bytes) and storage is endian format, so I read the hex offset data and converted to big-endian, then I converted the hexadecimal value to a decimal. I thought it was a unix timestamp, so I turn into a real date and time, but the result, that I am mistaken (it is not the moment of the actual creation of the file). Please help me.

  Hello

  I suggest you to refer to this article for more information about the Shell link (.) LNK) binary file Format. Shell Link (.) LNK binary file format)

  If you have more questions, I'd recommend posting your query in the MSDN Forums
  MSDN forums

  Hope this information helps.

• REST API - the field value date Contact exported in digital format.

  Hi people,

  I used below REST API to retrieve the Contacts with the views and custom filter.

  The JSON response, I shot the date value in the number format. As 'C_Lead_Score_Date': '1434456862',

  
  

  https://secure.Eloqua.com/API/rest/1.0/data/contact/view/ {identifier} / contacts/filter / {id}

  
  

  How can I convert the appropriate number in date value? or y at - it an adjustment to the level of the code to retrieve the value in the correct date format.

  
  

  The data type of the field is dates.

  The date is returned to as a Unix timestamp.

  You can use an online converter to convert it to a normal value, for example: online - time conversion Conversion Unix

  1434456862 = Tuesday, June 16, 2015 12:14:22 GMT