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• Unable to reference data in the DateTime object

  I created a cDate Date/time object.  Another Date/time created IntDate which is related to the cDate and has defined paterns on the following: display the value {date {D} | date.default} and data value {date.default {D} | date.default} so that the result is only the day of the month.  I have been unsuccessful to bind IntDate data to other objects.  I tried without success.

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• Not able to convert the element of type xs: date DateTime in XSLT 2.0

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  I'm trying to subtract 2 dates and get the difference in months between the two using XSLT 2.0
  
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  Try this...

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• Reliability of the data in the conversion to &amp; from a Variant...

  It is possible to convert any data type to a variant, and then turn it back on.  In doing so, are there data types who will lose information during the conversion process?  If so, why?

  Yes, you can convert any type to a variable ranging and back. There is a VI called "Variant data" which will have a type as input. He continued to convert the variant the correct data. The side variant must know what type of data to expect. He can pull of the Variant. However, you can use a cluster of generic data that consists of a username and a Variant. Then you can have different types of data which can handle the side reception. It is a two-step process. One of conversion the variant of general type (data type and Variant cluster). The second would be a case statement uses the type then covert the internal variant to the specified type. This approach is used for generic messaging systems. The upper levels of the code will know what to do with the data. The lower levels are just generic data passing around.

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• When not data type of the variant of wire to the data?

  
  

  When the data type of the sink of the thread (its destination) database is well defined, LabVIEW makes a type definition back from the variant to the data output. It does not work on polymorphic functions and structures border entries, etc. It is usually harmless to leave the type continuous wire in most of the cases but do not forget that you let LabVIEW decide for you, how to convert the data.

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  2. I have a "XS: date" and a "XS: Time" and I need to combine in ' XS: DateTime.

  Following the answer to this question on Stackoverflow, I tried both " xs:dateTime($date) "and" fn:dateTime($date, $time) " but none of them worked.

  When I used " xs:dateTime($date) " to manage the 1st case, I got the following exception during the OSB has reached the stage of conversion for the date:

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  When I used " fn:dateTime($date, $time) ", the transformation is not yet accepted by the IDE. " It displays the following error:

  line 113, column 42: "{http://www.w3.org/2004/07/xpath-functions}dateTime" unknown function (or number of arguments (2) is wrong
   
  

  For now, as a solution, I use 'concat' to combine the date and time fields in the 2nd case and add 'T00:00:00' to handle case 1, but I think that this is not a good approach.

  I would be very grateful if you could show me how I can correctly convert date in dateTime format fields.

  For the moment, I use OSB 11 g with the last v11.1.1.7.4 grouped patch applied.

  Found in the documentation that, in fact, only the working paper 2004-07 is implemented in this version:

  https://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E28280_01/admin.1111/e15867/XQuery.htm#OSBAG444

  According to the specifications, the casting of XS: date for XS: DateTime should work:

  XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 functions and operators

  But as I mentioned previously, it is perhaps that you do not pass the correct data type.

  If the data are not based on a schema, then sch:jdOriginalPromisedDeliveryDate will be considered from type xdt: untypedAtomic and cannot be cast in all except XS: String.

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• filling of datetime column SQL Server with the data in the date column oracle

  After a lot of "finangling", I think I have my link dg4msql works well between Oracle and MSSQL.
  
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  When I activate the triggers on the table MSSQL, which then takes these values and inserts them into another table with values from other tables, inserting in the Oracle table fails because the relaxation on the MSSQL database tries to pass the date (which is empty) table MSSQL in another table where the datetime field is not null.
  
  I guess it's because Oracle date format is not compatible with MSSQL, which I think is "yyyy-mm-dd hh: mm:"- so I have to either convert the date format by default Oracle to match a MSSQL, or convert a char of the trigger value. (The developer of the side MSSQL says if I can convert it to a char value that should be ok too)
  
  I think that it is probably better to leave it in the date format, the best way to do this would be to put an "alter session set nls_date_format ="at the beginning of the trigger?
  
  Can I convert the date to char the trigger easily? If there is a better way to proceed in the way I approach it I'm all for it.
  
  Thank you!

  Hello
  Your best option is to explicitly convert dates Oracle in a format recognized by SQL * Server. It's more coding, but then you know exactly what is being inserted and you give more control, if anything changes. You can also code to handle null data.
  I'm not sure than to try to change the format of date to 'alter session... ". "do what you want.
  You can use "to_char" on a date into character data-

  To_char (, "HH24:MI:SSxFF of MON-DD-YYYY")

  and use any mask format supported.
  You also use 'to_date' to transform the character data in a date format, as well as 'to_char' and 'to_date' in combination.
  For example -.

  SELECT TO_CHAR (TO_DATE (October 27, 98 ',' DD-MON-RR'), 'YYYY') 'Year' FROM DUAL;

  This is all discussed in the documentation-

  Oracle® database
  SQL language reference
  11g Release 2 (11.2)

  where it also describes the different format masks.
  If you need further assistance on the use of to_date, to_char formats then ask in the forum SQL/PLSQL.

  SQL and PL/SQL

  where they have more experience.

  Kind regards
  Mike

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  Basically, I'm curious why should we catalogued something? It seems to me that it's just a little like a "band-aid" for editing data in conversion to a new data type, when it is not properly declared with an appropriate data type. What would be the advantage of this?

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