PL/SQL :: Error When Subtracting 2 Dates In Package Using Toad?
Oct 21, 2013
I am having a problem when calculating dates in a package usiong Toad. I have my function :
FUNCTION PORTFOLIO_MEMO_RPT_Sql( schema_name IN VARCHAR2 , select_business_date IN DATE ) RETURN VARCHAR2.....SELECT DISTINCT Case when NVL(TO_DATE(''09/24/2013'',''MM/DD/YYYY'') - DECODE(mn.Active, 1, mn.DueDate, sc.DueDate ),0) = 0 then ''0Days'' when NVL(''' || select_business_date || ''' - DECODE(mn.Active, 1, mn.DueDate, sc.DueDate ),0) = 0
then ..... when I give it my variable from outside , it is not working......but when I use a date inside, it works. I call my function from outside like :
SELECT * FROM TABLE ( FI_rpt.Fi_Rpt_Pkg_loan.PORTFOLIO_MEMO_RPT (sys_context('userenv','session_user'),TO_DATE('09/24/2013','MM/DD/YYYY')) )
INSERT INTO JOB_EXECUTION (RUN_DATE ,RUN_ORDER ,RUN_DIV ,RUN_TYPE ,RUN_FMT ,PICKUP_STATUS ,START_TIME ,END_TIME ,REMARKS) VALUES (sysdate-1,1,'AE','FILE-HFM','NY_PLAN-2014','FINISHED',TRUNC(SYSDATE),SYSDATE,'"Load Process is INITIATed: with [BATCHID:= FILE-HFM_RUN_ORDER#_5 ]: as of @ 26-Sep-2013 10:26:50. AFM-Load END PROCESS: as of @ 26-Sep-2013 10:26:52. AUTO-LOAD RUNNING :as of @ 26-Sep-2013 10:26:57. FILEs-LOAD PROCESS: as of @ 26-Sep-2013 10:26:59. ALLOCATIONs PROCESS: as of @ 26-Sep-2013 10:27:52.
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The select I tried.
WITH reporting_info AS ( SELECT b.run_date,b.run_div,b.run_type,b.run_fmt,1234 as Batch_id, start_time as BATCH_START_TIME, end_time AS BATCH_END_TIME, REPLACE(substr(substr(remarks,instr(remarks,'FILEs-LOAD PROCESS: as of @ ')), 0,instr(substr(remarks,instr(remarks,'FILEs-LOAD PROCESS: as of @ ')),chr(10))-2 ),'FILEs-LOAD PROCESS: as of @ ','') FILE_LOAD, REPLACE(substr(substr(remarks,instr(remarks,'ALLOCATIONs PROCESS: as of @ ')), 0,instr(substr(remarks,instr(remarks,'ALLOCATIONs PROCESS: as of @ ')),chr(10))-2 ),'ALLOCATIONs PROCESS: as of @ ','') ALLOCATION,
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Since the date format does not contain AM or PM in it ... while subtracting time values crossing midnight the value goes in negative .... How to subtract two date strings with out AM or PM values to get a positive value ?
My problem is that I am working with a balance (Infor/WorkBrain - Time & Attendance) I have a balance called Bank Holiday(bal_id 10044). Every holiday that an employee works, he is allowed to take another day off in lieu of the day he worked. The employee has up to twelve months to take that holiday.
My job is to figure out when he worked that holiday (not a problem) and send an email/note at the 11 month mark and notify the employee and supervisors that said employee has 1 month to use his banked holiday.
My problem is the data/constraints I am working with. I can tell what day the holiday was based on a time code (EBLOG_MESSAGE) and EBLOG_DELTA shows a positive 1. I can also tell when the employee has used a bank holiday (EBLOG_DELTA is -1) and EBLOG_MESSAGE = FR_HWO.
But how to I perform the deduction so that I get four most current dates. Meaning since my first date that the employee gets for a holiday wokred is 6/3/2010 but the employee used a bank holiday on 8/31/2010. So I want to display the dates 7/1/2010, 7/27/2010, 8/1/2010 and 10/15/2010.
My preference would be not to add anything new to this table as it is a core table for Infor/WorkBrain.
I have created a PL/SQL package and complied it and I got a meaasge with no errors.But I dont know how do I run the package to check whether the data has been populated in tables or not.I want to know do I need to write any code for execution to see the output.If I need to write how can I do it in TOAD.
What i have to do to overcome the following error..whenever im using toad im getting this error since start writing and executing procedures and functions.
access violation at address 006b5b1b in module 'toad.exe' read of address 0000011d
Version: 11.2 I am not an SQL expert. I am trying to subtract the start time and end time and thereby find the difference between these two times. In the below example , the difference between start_time and end_time is around 52 minutes (6:15 PM to 7:07 PM)I tried some stuff to find the difference below. But it didn't work out .
SQL> create table t (start_time date, end_time date); Table created. SQL> desc t Name Null? Type ----------------------------------------------------------------- -------- --------------------- START_TIME DATE END_TIME DATE SQL> insert into t values (to_date('24/JUN/2013 18:15:42', 'DD/MON/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), to_date('24/JUN/2013 19:07:54','DD/MON/YYYY HH24:MI:SS')); 1 row created. SQL> commit; Commit complete. SQL>SQL>SQL> select * from t; START_TIME END_TIME-------------------- --------------------24 Jun 2013 18:15:42
there is a problem , related to toad. when i try to connect with my database through toad then it throws an error-"Can't initialize OCI. Error -1", how to sort out of this problem. and i am using toad 9.2.7.1 on widows server2008.
We use this software Toad for Oracle here and I have just started learning PL SQL.I am coming across a few errors in Toad for Oracle
First of all,
When I execute snippet (Ctrl + Enter), I get this ORA-00900 error and the message that I need to upgrade my version of knowledge xpert. I did that to 10.1. I then restarted my computer and now it is still showing me that error ORA-00900 but without any message. I do not get output, even for simple programs but when I try to execute snippet, it asks for my 'Edit SQL' screen and after which it gives me a few outputs.
i'm trying to get the difference between two dates so i have two date itemsthen i did daynamic action (set Value) and choose pl/sql function then added the following codeDecalrestart_date date;end_date datebeginstart_date:=to_date(:p20_start_date,'dd/mm/rrrr');select to_date (sysdate,' dd/ mm /rrrr')into end_datefrom dual;return end_date-start_date;end; but when i run the page i got error ora-01861
begin startDate := to_date(sDate,'DD-MON-YY'); endDate := to_date(eDate,'DD-MON-YY'); end
When I called the function it gives me the following error: ORA-01843: not a valid month..And I tried to simulate the process, the below code also show the same error:
select TO_DATE(to_date('13-DEC-09', 'dd-MON-yy', 'nls_date_language=english'),'DD-moN-YY') from dual;
how I can check that error. I need to pass dates to my function.
SQL> BEGIN 2 NCOTE.OTEGENERATOR; 3 END; 4 / BEGIN * ERROR at line 1: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small ORA-06512: at "GENEVA_ADMIN.NCOTE", line 3 ORA-06512: at line 2
I must be trying to do a select or put some other value into a variable that is too small. The Odd thing is that when I run the stored procedure again (as long as I don't exit from sqlplus)...
why the process is successful the second (or third, etc) call from the sqlplus but not the first. If I exit sqlplus and then start it again, once more I get the error again.
When trying to create package I receive this error...[Error] PLS-00103 (8: 16): PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "." when expecting one of the following:;
pointing to "." in the last line "END nondrg_prod.Readmissions;"
CREATE or replace PACKAGE nondrg_prod.Readmissions AS TYPE Readmits IS REF CURSOR RETURN READMISSIONS_DATA_MH%ROWTYPE; PROCEDURE open_rdmh (rdmh IN OUT rdmhCurTyp); END Readmissions;
I want to find the dates which have a date plus with in 2 days after this date. I mean group by 3 days each even the date i missing between two days. Actualy I want to find the start date where the employ was missing on job.
Basic concept is employes have allowed to use 10 personal leaves of a year. Each leave can be use for maximum 3 days.
If employ did not come on the job for one day or two days or three days, it shoul be count as ONE personal leave. And If employ is missing at job for four or five days, it should be count as 2 personal leaves.
After finding these days I want to select the starting date of 5th personal leave. (which is 16.01.10).
I am not a expert of using SQL, but I think it could be possible with using partitioning a table on the givin reslult and further partition the reslut on rownum() as rn and the using case statement where rn = 5.
Split a date into new dates according to black out dates!
Here is my tables:
CREATE TABLE travel ( start_date, end_date ) AS SELECT DATE '0000-01-01', DATE '9999-12-31' FROM DUAL;
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I have lets say a "travel date" and black out dates. I will split the travel date into pieces according to the black out dates.
Note: Travel Date can be between 0000-01-01 - 9999 12 31
Sample:
Travel Date:
Travel | START DATE | END DATE T | 2011 01 04 | 2011 12 11
Black Out Dates:
BO | START DATE | END DATE A | 2010 11 01 | 2011 02 11 B | 2011 01 20 | 2011 02 15 C | 2011 03 13 | 2011 04 10 D | 2011 03 20 | 2011 06 29
Excepted Result:
New Travel | START DATE | END DATE X1 | 2011 02 16 | 2011 03 12 X2 | 2011 06 30 | 2011 12 11
Visually:
Travel Date : -----[--------------------------]--
A : --[------]------------------------- B : ------[---]------------------------ C : --------------[---]---------------- D : ----------------[------]-----------
Travel Date : -[--------------------------------]--
BO Date A : ----[------]------------------------- BO Date B : -------------------------[---]------- BO Date C : ----------------[---]---------------- BO Date D : ------------------[------]-----------
Result X1 : -[-]------------------------------- Result X2 : -----------[--]-------------------- Result X3 : -----------------------------[--]--
I need to find out in DB Package where this Package is installed (in which schema). The problem is this DB Package can be installed in various schemas. This means that I can't use select user from dual or system environment SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV', 'OS_USER').
I have a package with several procedures which raise and catch an error if a foreign key constraint has been violated. I put the the following code in my package body:
Now all the procedures inside the package which catch this exception in the EXCEPTION block work fine. I would like to be able to use that exception outside of my package as well though, how would I do this?
How can I select all of the dates between two dates? For example, given the start date 12/2/2003 and the end date 12/5/2003 I want to return:
12/2/2003 12/3/2003 12/4/2003 12/5/2003
Is there a built in function for this? Is there a way for a function to return multiple rows? It has to be a function because I need to use it within other SQL statements.
I am Using Toad 9.3 and try to connect Oracle DB 11g through SYS but fail, because it is showing ORA-01031:Insufficient privileges.Although the same, I can connect through SQL * Plus. Is there any way to connect SYS (in TOAD).
