When it is cast as a thousands separator character

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• Thousands separator rejected

  I have 3.6 numbers running on a Mac Powerbook.  Is there a way to obtain cells accepted numbers pasted value that contains thousands separator (comma, for example, cut and paste from a financial statement online).  It's silly and also frustrating to have to remove in order to avoid the red triangle format error, when the cell is already set to show it again!

  I can copy and paste (for example $23 500,00) from the following sources and just paste the value in a cell to v3.6.1 numbers with the cell format set to automatic. The original formatting is preserved.

  1. A cell of table Pages v5.6.1
     1. To the currency format, 2 decimals, and thousands separator
  2. A table of v5.1.2.2 of LibreOffice Calc cell
     1. To the currency format, 2 decimals, and thousands separator
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     1. $23 500,00
  4. Text of the document of LibreOffice Writer v5.1.2.2
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     2. Values passed in three adjacent cells, but only the first value retains its monetary symbol. Other values retain thousands separator and decimal, but cell format for each value is automatic, no change.

• ORA-00902 error invalid data type when you use CAST in the PL/SQL Package

  I'm getting ORA - 00902 Datatype not valid error when you use cast in getEmpValues (see code below) method in the package I created.
  I don't know what is the cause of the error. Any help would be appreciated
  
  
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE TEST. TEST_PKG AS
  
  ARRAY TYPE MyTableType IS NUMBER;
  TYPE REF_CURSOR IS REF CURSOR;
  
  FUNCTION str2tbl (p_str IN VARCHAR2)
  RETURN myTableType;
  
  PROCEDURE getContactValues (p_ParameterString IN VARCHAR2, p_Cursor1 to REF_CURSOR);
  
  END TEST_PKG;
  
  
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY TEST. TEST_PKG AS
  
  FUNCTION str2tbl (p_str IN VARCHAR2)
  RETURN myTableType
  AS
  l_str LONG default p_str | ',';
  l_n NUMBER;
  myTableType l_data: = myTabletype();
  
  BEGIN
  LOOP
  
  l_n: = INSTR (l_str, ",");
  WHEN the OUTPUT (nvl(l_n,0) = 0);
  l_data.extend;
  l_data (l_data.count): = ltrim (rtrim (substr(l_str,1,l_n-1)));
  l_str: = substr (l_str, l_n + 1);
  END LOOP;
  L_data return;
  END;
  
  /*
  p_ParameterString is a string of the form 3, 6, 8, 9'
  */
  
  PROCEDURE getEmpValues (p_ParameterString IN VARCHAR2, p_Cursor1 to REF_CURSOR)
  AS
  
  
  BEGIN
  
  
  OPEN FOR P_Cursor1
  
  SELECT *.
  FROM EMP
  
  WHERE EMP_ID IN (SELECT *)
  OF THE (SELECT CAST (TEST.) (TEST_PKG.str2tbl (p_ParameterString) as myTableType) double)
  
  );
  END getEmpValues;
  
  END TEST_PKG;

  ARRAY TYPE MyTableType IS NUMBER;

  This type must be created outside of the package as a SQL type if it must be used in a select statement.

• Problems with thousands separator

  Hi all. can someone help me. In my form, I create a numeric field. I put in digital format with these settings:

  Decimals = 0

  Style of separator = 1,234.56

  Currency symbol No.

  but for all this field displays the value as "1234.00. to remove the zeros, I add javascript for this field: this.getField('1').value = 0 + this .getField ('1') .value; Now it shows as "1234". but I'm always looking for solutions show the thousands separator. Help, please

  May be a problem with the web service. No problem with Adobe Acrobat.

• In the world, turning on thousands separator

  I have a very simple question that certainly has a very simple answer, but I can't find anywhere in the docs of Oracle or online any response to this...
  
  We want our presentation server OBIEE to always display commas as thousands separator, as reported results are difficult to read without them given the large number we treat. Where can I configure this? I found in localedefinitions where I specify the character to use as the "thousandsSeparator', but I don't find nowhere part how say"use it anywhere.
  
  Thank you 1 million to anyone who can help me here.
  
  -Jim

  In the properties of the columns, data format, replace the default data format and use the thousand separator...
  At this point you can save it as: 'Wide by default from the system for 'your column' ' or * 'wide by default in the system for this type of data "*...

  Concerning
  Nicolae Ancuta

• Unexpected ' digital or the error value "when you use CAST COLLECT

  I have a problem with string using CAST aggregation / COLLECT and function to_string described on various sites around the net, including AskTom and http://www.oracle-developer.net/display.php?id=306.
  
  I get "digital or value error: character string buffer too small", but cannot see what limit I'm exceeding.
  
  I implemented a simple test case to highlight this problem I pasted below.
  
  The error does not come from the function to_string itself (otherwise, I expect that we would see "TO_STRING threw an exception" in the error message that is returned).
  
  Popular thoughts,
  
  Thank you, Andy
  
  

  SQL*Plus: Release 10.1.0.4.2 - Production on Tue Jun 15 09:56:53 2010
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle.  All rights reserved.
  
  Connected to:
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
  
  SQL> CREATE TYPE table_of_varchar2 AS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(32000);
    2  /
  
  Type created.
  
  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION to_string (
    2              nt_in IN   table_of_varchar2
    3      ,       delimiter_in    IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',')
    4      RETURN VARCHAR2
    5      IS
    6          l_idx   PLS_INTEGER;
    7          l_str   VARCHAR2(32767);
    8          l_dlm   VARCHAR2(10);
    9
   10      BEGIN
   11
   12          l_idx := nt_in.FIRST;
   13          WHILE l_idx IS NOT NULL LOOP
   14              l_str := l_str || l_dlm || nt_in(l_idx);
   15              l_dlm := delimiter_in;
   16              l_idx := nt_in.NEXT(l_idx);
   17          END LOOP;
   18
   19          RETURN l_str;
   20      EXCEPTION
   21          WHEN OTHERS THEN
   22              raise_application_error(-20000
   23                                  ,   'TO_STRING raised an exception. '||
   24                                      'The reported error was: '||sqlerrm);
   25     END to_string;
   26  /
  
  Function created.
  
  SQL> DECLARE
    2      l_longstring varchar2(32000);
    3  BEGIN
    4      SELECT  to_string(CAST( COLLECT( substr(object_name,1,1) ) AS table_of_varchar2 ) )
    5      INTO    l_longstring
    6      FROM    all_objects
    7      WHERE   rownum < 2001;
    8
    9  EXCEPTION
   10      WHEN OTHERS THEN
   11          raise_application_error(-20001
   12                ,   'The anonymous block raised an exception: '||
   13                    sqlerrm||'. '||DBMS_UTILITY.format_error_backtrace);
   14  END;
   15  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> DECLARE
    2      l_longstring varchar2(32000);
    3  BEGIN
    4      SELECT  to_string(CAST( COLLECT( substr(object_name,1,1) ) AS table_of_varchar2 ) )
    5      INTO    l_longstring
    6      FROM    all_objects
    7      WHERE   rownum < 2002;
    8
    9  EXCEPTION
   10      WHEN OTHERS THEN
   11          raise_application_error(-20001
   12                ,   'The anonymous block raised an exception: '||
   13                    sqlerrm||'. '||DBMS_UTILITY.format_error_backtrace);
   14  END;
   15  /
  DECLARE
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-20001: The anonymous block raised an exception: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric
  or value error: character string buffer too small
  ORA-06512: at line 1. ORA-06512: at line 1
  ORA-06512: at line 4
  ORA-06512: at line 11

  Hi André,.

  You have reached the limit of VARCHAR2 in SQL, which is 4000. The concatenated string is much longer. You get an even more informative error message if you deposit 20 to 24 lines in the to_string function.

  Kind regards
  Rob.

• decimal and the thousand separator for number and currency formats

  Decimal and thousands separators for number and currency formats are not the same, please change your windows settings

  Tab Control Panel / regional and Language Options/Format is used to adjust these. Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

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• GREP to change thousands separator in numbers

  I tried to find a simple way to do the following as some of you may have already solved and could lend a hand.

  I'm looking to change the formatting for a large number of a European format: 1 000 000 to format base of 1,000,000. Basically, I just need to remove the spaces and then replace them with commas at the level positions without removing the spaces preceding the numbers themselves.

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• separator character

  Which option is best for the treatment of the configuration files created from scripts but read by java.
  Used as a separator of ':' or '='?

  user9032732 wrote:
  I thought that it would be simpler to separate by ':'

  Then do it.

  Why ask for answers if you're going to ignore them.

  and treat them as a properties file.

  If you read the documentation for the properties, you will see that it accepts a as a key/value separator.

• Correct nls_numeric_characters set

  Hi all

  
  I have a problem with digital groups separator setting correct - space (no dowry being "preset" in Oracle) must be a thousands separator character.

  SELECT * FROM V$ NLS_PARAMETERS returns

  
  NLS_LANGUAGE CZECH
  NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS.

  In other applications that I can just treat it by manually changing the NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS just after the user name and the parameter persists. So I tried the same approach in the APEX and created an application process

  
  RUN IMMEDIATELY "ALTER SESSION SET NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS =" "';"

  
  which fires on every page load before the header and numbers correctly. So far so good.

  
  The problem is that, after any change on a report (conventional and interactive as column sorting, filtering... whatever) this setting is forgotten and separator thousand/groups returned to the "point".

  
  Any ideas how to set constantly NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS would be highly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance,

  Pavel

  OK, I found it

  It was possible to

  => Attributes of globalization-online security-online session of database-online initialization of PL/SQL Code, shared components

  I put exactly the same immediate statement execution and now it works as expected :-).

  Kind regards

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• First of thousands of HP separator

  Hello
  How could we set up the first to have a comma as a thousands separator (a useful feature with the 50G when you work with finances).
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• Workflow when you import thousands of products

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• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] Problem of formatting attribute VO MONEY when exports it as an Excel file using apache.poi

  Hallo,

  I have a VO with an attribute based on the field of database of MONEY.

  In the configuration of the VO for the attribute I put:

  • In the "Details" tab: Type = BigDecimal
  • In the "Indications of the UI" tab: Format type and Type like the image below

  

  These settings allow the value of the attribute (in the table, inputText) appears with thousands and decimal separator that according to my language - Italian - are. (point) and, (comma).

  For example. Silver number displayed correctly:

  10.123.000,37

  When I write the value of the attribute in an Excel cell using apache.poi...

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  ... I see in the cell...

  10123000.3700

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  You could you kindly help me to get there?
  

  Thank you

  Federico

  Federico, this isn't really a question JDev or ADF. This can be solved by setting the cell format to the cell, you write the number. Like oyu would in excel

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• 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
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  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

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  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