What is the syntex to interrogate the datetime field?

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• Query of a query term taken from the DateTime field

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  How to retrieve time to a datetime field in a query of a query and sort results by time?  "aDateTime" is a datetime field in a MS - SQL database.  We use ColdFuson 5.

  < name cfquery = "anSQLquery" datasource = "" #aDataSource # "dbtype ="odbc">"

  Select *.

  of Àtable

  < / cfquery >

  ATTEMPT 1:

  < cfquery dbtype = "query" name = "aQueryOfQuery" >

  Select *,.

  Cast (aDateTime as time) as aTime

  of anSQLquery

  order by

  aTime

  < / cfquery >

  < cfdump var = "#aQueryOfQuery #" >

  RESULT:

  aTime

  {ts ' 2012-02-27 08:00 '}

  That is not what is sought, which is something like:

  {ts ' 1900-01-01 08:00 '} or

  {ts ' 08:00:00 '} or

  ' 08:00:00 ' or

  ' 08:00 '.

  Other attempts:

  DatePart (BEGIN_DATE_TIME, "HH: mm") as MeetTime

  right (cast (BEGIN_DATE_TIME as varchar), 8) as MeetTime

  Lead to errors.

  Thank you

  Jeff

  One Solution:

  Select *,.

  Cast (cast (aDateTime as double) - cast (aDateTime as integer) as date) as aTime

  of anSQLquery

  order by

  aTime

• Null value in the Datetime field

  I have a form that inserts data, but the date fields have a value default (01/01/1900 12:00:00 AM) even if I do not insert a value for this field. How to enter a NULL value in the fields of datatime value MSSQL.instead default (01/01/1900 12:00:00 AM) that gets inserted?

  Here's my insert statement.

  < type CFLOCK = "exclusive" timeout = "10" >
  < name CFQUERY = "InsertWorkflow."
  DataSource = "" #request.app.DSN # ""
  username = "" #request.app.bsruser # ""
  Password = "#request.app.bsrPassword #" >
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  ([SatApp_ID]
  [User_ReqApproval_Logon]
  [User_ReqApproval_Date]
  [Admin_ReqProcessed_Logon]
  [Admin_ReqProcessed]
  [Prelim_Approval_Level]
  [Prelim_Approval_Date]
  [Prelim_Approval_Explain]
  [Req_Withdrawn_Date]
  [Req_Withdrawn_Explain]
  [Req_Denied_Date]
  [Req_Denied_Explain]
  [User_Req_FinalAppl_Date]
  [Admin_FinalAppl_Date]
  [DateLastUpdated]
  [UpdatedBy])
  VALUES
  (#SatApp_ID #)
  , "#User_ReqApproval_Logon #
  , "#User_ReqApproval_Date #
  , "#Admin_ReqProcessed_Logon #
  , "#Admin_ReqProcessed #
  , "#Prelim_Approval_Level #
  , "#Prelim_Approval_Date #
  , "#Prelim_Approval_Explain #
  , "#Req_Withdrawn_Date #
  , "#Req_Withdrawn_Explain #
  , "#Req_Denied_Date #
  , "#Req_Denied_Explain #
  , "#User_Req_FinalAppl_Date #
  , "#Admin_FinalAppl_Date #
  , "#DateLastUpdated #
  ("#UpdatedBy #")
  < / CFQUERY >
  < / CFLOCK >

  Thank you

  Shearak

  CFQueryParam would work? For example:

  So, using your example, this would be your insert:

  
     
  DataSource = "" #request.app.DSN # ""
  username = "" #request.app.bsruser # ""
  Password = "" #request.app.bsrPassword # ">"
  INSERT INTO #request.app.DB # .v_NAR_WorkFlowLog
  ([SatApp_ID]
  [User_ReqApproval_Logon]
  [User_ReqApproval_Date]
  [Admin_ReqProcessed_Logon]
  [Admin_ReqProcessed]
  [Prelim_Approval_Level]
  [Prelim_Approval_Date]
  [Prelim_Approval_Explain]
  [Req_Withdrawn_Date]
  [Req_Withdrawn_Explain]
  [Req_Denied_Date]
  [Req_Denied_Explain]
  [User_Req_FinalAppl_Date]
  [Admin_FinalAppl_Date]
  [DateLastUpdated]
  [UpdatedBy])
  VALUES
  (#SatApp_ID #)
  , "#User_ReqApproval_Logon #
  , "#User_ReqApproval_Date #
  , "#Admin_ReqProcessed_Logon #
  , "#Admin_ReqProcessed #
  , "#Prelim_Approval_Level #
  , "#Prelim_Approval_Date #
  , "#Prelim_Approval_Explain #
  , "#Req_Withdrawn_Date #
  , "#Req_Withdrawn_Explain #
  , "#Req_Denied_Date #
  , "#Req_Denied_Explain #
  , "#User_Req_FinalAppl_Date #
  , "#Admin_FinalAppl_Date #
  (, ' #UpdatedBy # ')
     
  

• What is the DateTime format, when you insert data in the DateTime column in the DB?

  Hi all

  I can't find an example to insert data into db that contains a DateTime column. I tried different date format, but none of them works. Someone has an idea how to do that? Is there a sample project?

  Thank you

  Dong

  Thanks for your reply, I'll check and give it a try.

  Dong

• Format of the DateTime field American / English

  LAMP system
  
  I have a table with a datetime column that is in the format YYYY-MM-DD hh: mm:.
  
  As we are in the sunny United Kingdom, I would like the fields be formatted in DD-MM-YYYY hh: mm:.
  
  I tried the extension of the application, but the results of all pass them as 01/01/1970 instead of display the correct data.
  
  Is this a problem of ranking (currently in utf8_general_ci) or is there a simple way to put in shape view fields and the form input fields?

  RichardODreamweaver wrote:
  > I finally managed to find an answer...
  >
  > See the code.
  >
  > I needed to express the chain of the recordset as a timestamp value which could then be output using the usual formatting.

  Two things, Richard. First of all, do NOT use the code attach feature
  the web interface of the forum. Your code is removed when displayed in one
  News Reader. I took the trouble to look at the web interface to see your
  original message. Not only the code was stripped, but if has
  the last paragraph of your message. The problems with the News/web player
  the interface are not your fault, but the web interface is so slow, more
  long term posters here refuse to use it. As a result, many of your
  questions will be ignored.

  Secondly, your "solution" is ineffective because we enter the
  result from the database, converting into a Unix timestamp, then
  using the date() function PHP again convert. If you read the
  earlier messages from Makowiec Joe and me, you could accomplish all
  thing in a single operation with the DATE_FORMAT()) MySQL function.
  You are doing extra work for yourself and for the web server.

  Now, this issue that has been deleted. There are two reasons you
  can get 01/01/1970: either the field is empty, or more probably than he
  contains an invalid date. To check, you must wrap your code
  in a conditional statement like this:

  <>
  If (! empty ($row_tasklistquery ['ACTDATE']) |)
  substr ($row_tasklistquery ['ACTDATE'], 0, 4)! = '0000') {}
  code to display the date
  }
  else {}
  code to deal with empty date
  }

  --
  Adobe Community Expert David Powers
  Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
  Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
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• Display data DateTime Fields in the local time zone

  I have a table defined as follows:
  
  create table TimeTest
  (
  DATETIME TIMESTAMP (0) WITH TIME ZONE
  )
  
  I insert two lines where the time zone changes to a date given in the spring:
  insert into timetest values (datetime) (to_timestamp_tz (' 08/Mar/2009:01:59:55-0500 ',' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM ""));
  insert into timetest values (datetime) (to_timestamp_tz (' 08/Mar/2009:03:00:00-0400 ',' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM ""));
  
  How can I select the datetime field in the time zone of my choice? If my session time zone is - 0400, should not 01:59:55-0500 displayed as time 02:59:55?
  
  The session time zone is:
  Select double sessiontimezone;
  -04:00
  
  So why do I get this:
  Select to_char (datetime, ' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM "") of timetest;
  08/Mar / 2009:01:59:55-0500
  08/Mar / 2009:03:00:00-0400
  
  I thought I would get this result instead:
  08/Mar / 2009:02:59:55-0400
  08/Mar / 2009:03:00:00-0400
  
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  Published by: cforasun on April 8, 2010 17:36

  It is stored as a timestamp with time zone, so you must cast in the local time zone for your database:

  Connected to Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0
  Connected as fsitja
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create table TimeTest (DATETIME TIMESTAMP(0) WITH TIME ZONE);
  
  Table created
  SQL> insert into timetest(datetime) values (to_timestamp_tz('08/Mar/2009:01:59:55 -0500', 'DD/Mon/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM'));
  
  1 row inserted
  SQL> insert into timetest(datetime) values (to_timestamp_tz('08/Mar/2009:03:00:00 -0400', 'DD/Mon/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM'));
  
  1 row inserted
  SQL> commit;
  
  Commit complete
  SQL> select datetime, cast(datetime as timestamp(0) with local time zone) from timetest;
  
  DATETIME                                          CAST(DATETIMEASTIMESTAMP(0)WIT
  ------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------
  08/03/09 01:59:55 -05:00                          08/03/09 03:59:55
  08/03/09 03:00:00 -04:00                          08/03/09 04:00:00
  
  SQL> 
  

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  I need to know how I can validate if a date is correct or not and fail to do something.

  I have a DateTime Field field, with a pattern ' DD / MM / YYYY ', the value appears correctly using the selected template, the problem is validation.

  
  Now I just that if the date is wrong, teaches an alert to the user, and the focus returns to the DateTime control until you enter a valid value.

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  By default, if I put 'validation model messaga' field, a warning message is displayed, but here the emphasis is more and the user can continue to fill the rest of the form, whereas the datetime field is filled with an incorrect value.

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  If your date may not be formatted correctly against your view model then the formattedValue is equal to the rawValue.

  Thus, in the event output put;

  If (this.rawValue is this.formattedValue)

  {

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  xfa.host.setFocus (this.somExpression);

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