When i run the below query the time zone changes from -06:00 to +06:00 How do i retain the same time zone -06:00? Im in Oracle 10GR2.
select TO_TIMESTAMP_TZ('2013-03-08'||'03:00:00.000-06:00','YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS.FF TZH:TZM') from dual;
Output: 3/8/2013 3:00:00.000000000 AM +06:00
Check the following
SELECT FROM_TZ(CAST(TO_DATE('1999-12-01 11:00:00',
'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS') AS TIMESTAMP), 'gmt')
AT TIME ZONE '+05:30' "Time at Time zone"
FROM DUAL;
Time at Time zone
01-DEC-99 04.30.00.000000 PM +05:30
My requirement is that
I want to add 2 hours to DateTime i get here i.e. add two hours in result and display the resultant date and tine in time zone '+05:30'. I also want to check that the resultant time falls in business hours (9 am to 6 pm).
will Import into a table I am getting the below error message Error Message
Record 1: Rejected - Error on table MTN_BUNDLES_EXPIRY_MIG, column EXPIRY_DATE_T.
ORA-01840: input value not long enough for date format The data client provide in .XLs file 2013-08-31 17:14:56My Table Structure is
CREATE TABLE tmp_mtnuga_3g_expiry_mig
(
MSISDN_V VARCHAR2 (50),
expiry_Date_t TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE
status_date_t TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE
GOT_STARTER_PACK_V NUMBER(10)
);
I am using 2 option to import into a table First option using Toad ---> Import Table -- option here i am getting error likeThe format is not matched.Second option using SQL Loader-->
LOAD DATA
INFILE 'D:ssTT-ProjectsCustomer AppsClient Dump3GBundle.csv'
BADFILE 'D:ddTT-ProjectsCustomer AppsClient Dump3GBundle.bad'
DISCARDFILE 'D:ddTT-ProjectsCustomer AppsClient Dump3GBundle.dsc'
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how solve the TimeStamp
I'm having trouble using interval data types in a procedure. I need to pass a number of minutes as a parameter, and then use them for arithmetic on a timestamp with time zone. This works no problem:
set serveroutput on
create or replace procedure tstz(mins varchar)
as begin
dbms_output.put_line(systimestamp - interval '10' minute);
end;
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I've tried a few variations of data type and type casting for the parameter, but I can't make it work.
I was given this query: SELECT TZ_OFFSET('EST'),dbTIMEZONE,SESSIONTIMEZONE, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP FROM DUAL;
My coworker also said this:
Using this statement as a starting point:
SELECT TZ_OFFSET('EST'),dbTIMEZONE,SESSIONTIMEZONE, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP FROM DUAL;
but I need
for
select -5 from dual;
to return
America/NewYork or EST
I have a procedure wherein i'll only get country name as input parameter, how can i get Time Zone of the country entered.
View 12 Replies View RelatedI would like to know how to convert the following:
13-AUG-12 03.30.06.146 PM
to the format:
"MM/DD/YYYY HH:MI:SS AM"...
I believe there is a time zone issue here as well, since the should actually be around 11:30am. I am not sure what time zone is being used.
I am able to see 1Hr difference in my date fields of SQL output because in UI (User Interface) date field was stored in BST format but DB time zone is in GMT format so how to find a solution for 1 hr difference, here i don't have Privileges to alter DB time zone and i couldn't use function as i have so many SQL's and can't apply that function manually. SO is there any other option to change the DB time zone with out alter it and with out using function.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a UI which is java and database in oracle 10g and database resides in India. Now the user use this application across the world. Date related value stores in IST format.
Now the requirement is whenever any user open the application in USA ,then date value should convert into their local time zone. So is there any way in oracle to convert and show the date value according to their local time zone.
I have created a job using DBMS_SCHEDULER with named schedule.
After i have modified the schedule using the below queries,
exec dbms_scheduler.disable( 'JOB1' );
exec dbms_scheduler.set_attribute_null('JOB1','schedule_name');
exec DBMS_SCHEDULER.SET_ATTRIBUTE( name => 'JOB1', attribute => 'repeat_interval', value => 'freq=WEEKLY;BYDAY=SUN,WED,FRI;BYHOUR=05');
exec dbms_scheduler.enable( 'JOB1' );
I am using the client system to change the setting and the time zone differs from that of production. Even though the job is scheduled to run at 5 AM it show the start date as 6:30 PM which is the client system time.
our system admin is changing the time zone on solaris system, how can it effect my DB or as DBA what should i check before he do that and after he change the time zone. he is changing the time zone because of an issue with the DST (Daylightsaving time).
View 1 Replies View RelatedHow to check the listener time zone settings/values in Oracle 10g database?
View 5 Replies View Related calculating values of A & B
(both these fields a_std and a_time are coming as varchar from the parent table in a cursor.(basically they are time period and actual arrival time respectively)
i was juggling with the attempt to make varchar to timestamp or date..but caught with Round up /Round down)
Formula ->
A = Round down [A_TIME - A_STD]
B = Round up [A_TIME) - 10 minute + A_STD]
where
A_TIME VARCHAR2(8) N Time (Format" HH:MM AM/PM") eg "3:50 PM"
A_STD VARCHAR2(5) N Standard time (Format" HH:MM") eg "1:00"
Allowed values for A & B after round up/down = multiple of 10 ( 11:00,11:10,11:20 etc.)
How to select the transactions out of the database that occurred within 70 seconds of each other. The toll_date field is a TIMESTAMP field.
Problem is, I seem to only get transactions that occurred within 70 minutes of each other. On the timestamp field I break the math down into the seconds in a day and I add 70. I then subtract that value and add that value to the timestamp and I should get anything between those values right?
SELECT Acct_ID, Ln, Tag_Rd, COUNT(*)
FROM (
SELECT T1.Account_ID Acct_ID, T1.Tag_Read Tag_Rd, T1.Revenue_Date Rev_Date, T1.Toll_Date, T1.Lane_ID, T1.Plaza, T1.Lane Ln, T2.Toll_Date, T2.Plaza, T2.Lane
FROM Toll T1
JOIN Toll T2
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I ran this following query and somehow i feel the results are wrong.
SQL> select to_char(starttime,'dd-mm-YYYY hh24:mi:ss') from report where dateofmonth between to_timestamp_tz('22-Apr-2013 12:00:00','dd-mm-YYYY hh24:mi:ss') and to_timestamp_tz ('23-Apr-2013 14:00:00','dd-mm-YYYY hh24:mi:ss');
TO_CHAR(STARTTIME,'
-------------------
23-04-2013 22:43:59
23-04-2013 13:43:37
SQL> select to_timestamp_tz(starttime,'dd-mm-YYYY hh24:mi:ss') from report where dateofmonth between to_timestamp_tz('22-Apr-2013 12:00:00','dd-mm-YYYY hh24:mi:ss') and to_timestamp_tz ('23-Apr-2013 14:00:00','dd-mm-YYYY hh24:mi:ss');
TO_TIMESTAMP_TZ(STARTTIME,'DD-MM-YYYYHH24:MI:SS')
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
23-APR-13 10.43.59 PM -07:00
23-APR-13 01.43.37 PM -07:00
I am not sure why the 10 PM time is coming up in the result.
My control file
LOAD DATA
Infile code_val_new.dat
BADFILE sample.bad
DISCARDFILE sample.dsc
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18 7BLM AGS ELEM BUILDING MATHEMATICAL EXTRACT Oct 4 2012 3:19:26:000AM
But all rows are getting rejected. What modification should i make?
view the below select statement..why it's adding extra zero's...
select to_timestamp('2001-05-22 12:00:18.600','YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS.ff3AM') from dual
output: 5/22/2001 12:00:18.600000000 PM ---why it's adding extra zeors's
my output should be as " 5/22/2001 12:00:18.600 PM"
Have a table which has 3 columns id,name,time where time is of datatype timestamp and it stores the time when the row was inserted. Need an query which accepts 2 parameters as input Ex: Start_Time,End_Time and all the rows in between the above mentioned timestamps must be deleted.
View 8 Replies View RelatedI have a requirement to create the table monthly.The tablename will be the o/p of the following select query.
select 'TBR_AND_SECURITY_DEPOSIT'||TO_CHAR(sysdate, 'Monyy') from dual
I am trying to create the table for creating the backup of the existing table TBR_AND_SECURITY_DEPOSIT.
create table (select 'TBR_AND_SECURITY_DEPOSIT'||TO_CHAR(sysdate, 'Monyy') from dual) select * from TBR_AND_SECURITY_DEPOSIT
but it is throwing error as invalid table name.
I have to create the following table. The fields Trend_Date, Price and Trend are already given. I have to calculate the field permanently and to insert the value in this permanent table.
Fields:
The field price belong to the value of a product during the trade.
The field trade_date belongs to the moment of the trade.
The field trend belongs to the future behavior of the the price. Here, the price of the present moment is compared to the following price (possible characteristics: 'UP', 'DOWN', 'STABLE').
The field permanently belongs to the time (in seconds) how long the value of the field Trend_Date (depending on the price) is still true.
For example:
Row 1: The trend in row 1 is 'UP' and it has a price of '11'. Until row 3 this remains true (the price is greater or equal to 11). In this case, the difference between row 1 and row 3 are 9801 (rounded) seconds.
Row 2: The trend in row 2 is 'DOWN' and it has a price of '12'. This remains true till to the end (the price is never greater than 12) In this case, the difference between row 2 and row 11 are 97346 (rounded) seconds. To calculate the 97346 seconds the field has to consider that between row 2 and row 11 are two days. There will be no trade between 18:00 and 07:00 o'clock. This belongs to 7 hours for each days, in seconds (2*46800) 93600.
-> 190945-93600 = 97346s
Row 6: The trend in row 6 is 'UP' and it has a price of '5'. This remains true till to the end (the price is never smaller than 5) In this case, the difference between row 6 and row 11 are 65729 (rounded) seconds. To calculate the 65729 seconds the field has to consider that between row 65729 and row 11 are one days. There will be no trade between 18:00 and 07:00 o'clock. This belongs to 7 hours for each days, in seconds (1*46800) 46800.
-> 112528-46800 = 65729s
Row 9: The trend in row 9 is 'STABLE' and it has a price of '8'. Until row 10 this remains true (the price is equal to 8 ). In this case, the difference between row 9 and row 10 is 14418 (rounded) seconds.
Row 11: Is empty because there are no values to compare.
Example Table
TRADE_DATE --PRICE --TREND --permanently
02.01.13 11:21:42,720000000--11--UP--9801
02.01.13 12:44:03,236000000--12--DOWN--97346
02.01.13 14:05:03,845000000--11--DOWN--92485
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i m creating the dynamic table every month to maintain the particular month data seperately .when the records getting inserted in the table,trigger will automatically insert the records in the dynamic table. only date alone(without timestamp) getting inserted in the dynamic table from staging. so by default ,00:00:00 is getting appended with date instead of actual timestamp. tried select to_date(to_char(:new.ACTN_DATE,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'),'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS') INTO v_temp_actn_date from dual; but i am getting only date alone . in my table and dynmaic table datatype for date column is date
View 2 Replies View RelatedCheck the following
SQL> ALTER SESSION SET TIME_ZONE = '-01:00';
Session altered.
SQL> SELECT SysTimeStamp
2 FROM dual;
SYSTIMESTAMP
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My doubt is that why Extract(HOURFROMCURRENT_TIMESTAMP) is showing 11 rather than 10?
SQL statement:
SELECT user_id, jc_name, upd_time
FROM user_jc
WHERE user_id IN ( SELECT user_id
FROM user_jc
WHERE JC_NAME LIKE 'PPF\_S\_%' ESCAPE ''
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Howto have for every User_ID and the jc_name with the oldest upd_time? One record for each user_id with the oldest timestamp and the jc_name?
the output should be like this
UII00061PPF_S_SD_1st21.09.2010 19:23:46
UII00012PPF_S_Munich22.03.2011 15:44:20
I'm trying to generate count of the number of entries in a table for each day.The problem is the date column is of datatype timestamp and looks like this "2006-12-30 18:42:03.0"
How would I generate a report of number of entries in the table for each date (I'm not intrested in the "time" only the "date" i.e YYYY-MM-DD)?
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM my_table_name
WHERE my_date_column LIKE '2006-12-30%'
GO
It returns zero rows ( and I kno there are rows in the table) I'm using Oracle 10g.
how to caluclate days between two dates of single timestamp filed and with this
query
Select * from m_activity_transaction where actn_opp_id in (
Select actn_opp_id from m_activity_transaction where ACTN_ACTV_ID = 218
Group by actn_opp_id
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and i nedd to caluclate no.of days between two dates like 27-JAN-12 11.06.20.000000 AM and 08-FEB-12 05.32.54.000000 PM where actn_id is unique AND ACTN_OPP_ID IS NOT UNIQUE.
which is really a HA zone clustered in VCS(not important for installation of the database).
What parameters do I need to set or change in the Solaris zone, there seems to be no /etc/system file.
Is there a way to query an oracle database in an automated fashion by a timestamp field based on current timestamp, like: 04/29/08 00:00:00 - 72 hours?
View 3 Replies View RelatedBelow is the sample code working fine in 10g and not working now in 11g.
CREATE OR REPLACE AND RESOLVE JAVA SOURCE NAMED "PSTest" AS
import java.sql.SQLData;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.sql.SQLInput;
import java.sql.SQLOutput;
import java.util.List;
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we got the below error: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected an IN argument at position 1 that is an instance of an Oracle type convertible to an instance of a user defined Java class got an Oracle type that could not be converted to a java class
Current Oracle version is Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.5.0 - 64bit and the version we are upgrading is Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit
I have 3 tables, user_login_event, person and resource_viewed_event. What I want to do have a report for each month, users logged in our application and then show for each month, how many records were created in table person and how many resource views events were logged in resource_viewed_event.
Lets only worry about the timestamp fields in these tables now as I want to use them to join the tables together or at least build correlated subqueries along the months. I have tried several options, all not leading to a desired result:
Left outer join. Works but its incredibly slow:
SELECT
distinct to_char(ule.TIMESTAMP,'YYYY-MM') as "YYYY-MM",
count(distinct ule.id) as "User Logins",
count(distinct ule.user_id) as "Users logged on",
count(distinct p2.id) as "Existing Users",
count(distinct p1.id) as "New Users",
count(distinct r1.id) as "Resources created"
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Tried the same with left outer joins of temporary tables created through select statements:
select
distinct ule.month as "Month",
count(distinct p1.user_id) as "Users created",
count (ule.id) as "Logins",
count (distinct ule.user_id) as "Users logged in",
count(rv.id) as "Resource Views",
count(distinct rv.resource_id) as "Resources Viewed"
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Tried the same with left outer joins of temporary tables created through select statements:
select
distinct ule.month as "Month",
count(distinct p1.user_id) as "Users created",
count (ule.id) as "Logins",
count (distinct ule.user_id) as "Users logged in",
count(rv.id) as "Resource Views",
count(distinct rv.resource_id) as "Resources Viewed"
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another approach is to create my own temporary tables using select statements and create fixed Month values which I can use to directly link the sets together.
select
distinct ule.loginday as "Month",
count(distinct ule.id) as "Logins",
count(distinct ule.user_id) as "Users logged in",
count(distinct p1.user_id) as "Users created",
count(distinct p2.user_id) as "Existing users1"
[code]....
performance is OK with 2 tables but the example above takes forever to execute.
Tried an approach with union but this creates new rows for each table
SELECT DISTINCT p1.MONTH AS "Month",
COUNT(DISTINCT p1.user_id) AS "Users created",
NULL AS "Logins",
NULL AS "Users Logged in",
NULL AS "Resource views",
NULL AS "Resources viewed"
FROM (SELECT To_char(person.created_on_date, 'YYYY-MM') AS MONTH,
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I have two tables : oa_membership_dtl(in this created_by field is varchar2(200 byte) ,oa_partner_usr_dtl(in this table partner_userid is number(8,0) i need to do join on above fields.
I am using following two queries:
select * from oa_membership_dtl membership
join oa_partner_usr_dtl partner_user
on to_char(partner_user.partner_userid,'9999')=membership.created_by
select * from oa_membership_dtl membership
join oa_partner_usr_dtl partner_user
on rtrim(ltrim(partner_user.partner_userid||' '))=rtrim(ltrim(membership.created_by))
by using first data is not fetched but 2nd is working fine , i am getting the matched records using 2nd query.
whats the diff between to_char and || symbol?
