When I use JDBC to retrieve the data and convert it to mill seconds, and it also shows as negative time. My question is the retrieved time doesn't show the negative date, but obvious it is a BC date and earlier than 0001-01-01.
1. How can we detect/show the date to show correctly for the BC date without checking c.time < to_date('0001-01-01','YYYY-MM-DD')? (I am wondering if there is format configuration to show the time like 17-JUN-08 04.06.22.893 PM BC, or something to show the time is negative )
S -- format mask display both sing + and - MI -- format mask display negative sign at end PR --Returns negative value in <angle brackets>. and Returns positive value with a leading and trailing blank.
I want the output should display only leading negative if the value is negative. I have used S99990.99 as format Mask. but need output should display only leading negative if the value is negative.
Is there a way to check which versions or oracle installed on the machine from command line?
The thing is I don't want to login to the database so I can't use SQL Plus also, till now I ran tnsping and checked the output but in case there are several versions of different platform I got only one version that was first on the path env.
I am currently working on a Data Dictionary project where we need to run a few rules against the give data sources to see if they all comply together.
One of the rule is to check if the no. is negative or not. So for that what I tried to do was to check if first the field is number or not and then check on if it is negative or not.
This is the code I am currently trying on and is not looking good.
SELECT 1 FROM DUAL WHERE decode(DECODE( TRANSLATE('-123.45','-0.123456789',''), NULL, 1,0), 1,substr('-123.45',1,1) ,' ' ) = '-'
I am working on a script that is reading from a numeric column converting it to a character string where the decimal is dropped (assumed) and the value is padded with leading zeros to fill the specified lengh. Using to_char(payment_amt,'FM0000000V00') is working fine for non-negative values. When the value of the field is a negative number the output includes a leading - (i.e., -000002458).
For the negative numbers I need to convert them to a 'Signed EBCDIC' value, where the last digit is converted to a specified character (in the above example it would be changing the 8 to a Q) and also replace the - with a zero, resulting in 00000245Q.
What I am doing is generating a fixed-length record with values in a specific location. What I'm getting now looks like this:
I have 2 text fields as search criteria and a push button to search. When the user enter any on first field (or in any text field) and press ENTER key, I want to execute the search.
I tried the key-next-item trigger, but it's firing when I press TAB key.
Table contains duplicate data . Have to move data to another table. Criteria: check for duplicate values if duplicate exist move all duplicates except one to the history table. While moving to other table see if the record being moved already exists.
3456789 NIKE AERO 457899 707 CROFT GRAND RA 12345 1256789 NIKE AERO CORP 678899 707 CROFT SE GRAND RA 12345 5465455 BB SHIPPING 809708 201 SOUTH CT DESPLAINE 45434
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FIRST 4 RECORDS ARE DUPLICATES FROM WHICH 1 RECORD GOES TO w_grp AND ONE GOES TO HISTORY TABLE. THE RECORD WHICH GOES INTO w_grp OUT OF THE DUPLICATES WILL DEPEND ON THE LAST MODIFIED DATE FOR EACH
DISTINCT VALUES GO IN w_grp TABLE DUPLICATE GO INTO match_his TABLE
i am doing a data transformation using the following function
FLOOR(ONSET_TPQ-VAX_DATE)
Where ONSET_TPQ and VAX_DATE are both dates. Now in a situation where the ONSET_TPQ precedes VAX_DATE I want the result to be null for those records. As an example if ONSET_TPQ= 2000 and VAX_DATE=2010
I want the result to be NULL as I dont want negative values. Any exact SQl syntax on how to do that. DO i write a case statement?
way to run an update statement through OCI and make it stop on the first offending record and then identify that record? Here is an example of what I need to do: I run an update with 5 records in the input buffer like this:
- the 1st record exists in the table - the 2st record exists in the table - the 3rd record does not exist in the table - the 4rd records exists in the table but is violating some unique constraint - the 5nd record exists in the table
I need to report that the 4th record from the input buffer has a problem, and then commit records 1, 2 and 3. Do not commit record 5. So far I have tried the following:
- OCIStmtExecute with OCI_DEFAULT. It stops on the first error, but I don't know how to identify the bad record. OCI_ATTR_ROW_COUNT returns the number of affected records in the target table. I didn't find any other attributes that would return 4, for the 4th bad record in the input buffer.
- OCIStmtExecute with OCI_BATCH_ERROR. I can identify the bad records in the input buffer by using OCI_ATTR_DML_ROW_OFFSET. However, OCIStmt Execute does NOT stop on the first violating record. It loads the whole input buffer and then reports which records were in error. I don't know how to commit only up to the first bad record -- the 4th in the example.
Is it possible to detect the status of Hide / Show Region.
I have three hide/show regions RX,RY,RZ. When an event EX happens, then region RX should expand and the rest of the region should collapse. When an event EY happens, then region RY should expand and the rest of the region should collapse. ........ ... We can use this JS on DA to change the status of a region:
select asl1.agentsessionid, asl1.endtime, asl2.starttime, 127 as agentstatus from ( select asl1.agentsessionid as sessionid1, min(asl2.agentsessionid) as sessionid2 from cti.agentsessionlog asl1
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As you can see from my where statement I want to compare the endtime with the startime. This query returns zero results. Is there a way to write the where statement different so I can have results?
My SQL Response Time is more ttan 100% and keeps on increasing. How can I fix this? The Application users are complaining that the system is very slow.
My company use a sybase database that runs business jobs. Currently we run SQL queries from Perl to gather time information on the jobs. Now we have an application that is using Oracle. The server it is on, doesn't have perl, so I am using a shell script to login to sqlplus and run a query for a job and it's end time. I have accomplished this. However, here is the 2 problems I am having.
1. The query reults are returned in Scientific time, I'm able to convert that to EPOCH time in the SQL syntax, however, it comes back with a 13 digit time, instead of 10. The last 3 digits are zero. How can you remove the last 3 digits in the query or convert the 13 digits to Human Time. Right now when you see the select statement, I am doing a to_char to get it to EPOCH time.
2. How to only show the latest time in the query and not show ALL job end times from it's past runs.
Here is my shell script, and I do realize this maybe a select statement syntax solution to one or both, but the UNIX time stamp is puzzling.
#!/usr/bin/sh sqlplus -S username/password@JAWSPROD <<eof> myfile set heading off feedback off verify off select JAWS_APP.JAWSJOB.JOBNAME, to_char(JAWS_APP.JOBRUN.ENDTIME) from JAWS_APP.JAWSJOB, JAWS_APP.JOBRUN where JAWS_APP.JAWSJOB.JOBID = JAWS_APP.JOBRUN.JOBID and JAWS_APP.JAWSJOB.JOBNAME in ('pa_box_settle'); exit
My oracle database version is 11.2.0.3.0 where i am having one schema in that schema i am having 3 same tables with same structure same data but with different name.
but problem is in first table when i perform select query it takes 5 sec, in another table it is taking 0 sec and in third table it is taking 10 sec.
able to utilize "RMAN Restore of Backups as Part of a Database Upgrade [ID 790559.1]" and duplicate an 11.1 PRD DB to another server that only has the 11.2 software. When I attempted this, I got an error since the target DB is a earlier version than the rman client - "RMAN-06429: TARGET database is not compatible with this version of RMAN".
I tried to avoid connecting to the target database & just use the following syntax (duplicate 'prd' DBID 123456789 to 'dev') to let rman know about the backups it would need from NetBackup.
That also got an error - RMAN-01009: syntax error: found "single-quoted-string": expecting one of: "database, for, target, to". I tried other variations, but also got errors.
I may try this from a disk based backup, but have to wait to get a large enough NFS mount to be able to complete this. The following syntax was in the 11.2 rman docs:
DUPLICATE DATABASE 'PROD' dbid 8675309 to 'TEST' UNTIL TIME "to_date('11/01/2007', 'MM/DD/YYYY')" BACKUP LOCATION '/backups' NOFILENAMECHECK PFILE='?/dbs/inittest.ora' db_file_name_convert='prod','test';
Our goal is to not have to install the 11.1 software on our new servers. Also, trying to avoid restoring with the same name & then renaming the DB so that ASM would have multiple directories for the DB.
OS: RHEL 6.3 for target host OS: RHEL 5.9 for target host Target DB: 11.1.0.7.12 - PRD Auxiliary DB: 11.2.0.3.5 - DEV
When I try to extract the date tag value from XML data, the time stored in 20120602153021 format i.e., YYYYMMDD24HHMISS format. The following statement extracts only date as 02-JUN-12 however do not extract the time part.
If I try the same in SQLplus with to_date it works however fails in PL/SQL.
XML data: <?xml version="1.0"?> <RECORD> <REGTIMESTAMP>20120601130010</REGTIMESTAMP> </RECORD>
PL/SQL Extract:
CURSOR c_xml_record IS SELECT extract(value(d), '//ACTIVATIONTS/text()').getStringVal() AS REGTIMESTAMP, FROM t_xml_data x, [code].......
Am installed oracle 9i database and Oracle Developer Suite 10g.Am unable to run the Form. When I run the Application Local machine,Blank White Screen Appears No Error Message.Am installed
1.database in F: and Developer Suite in E :
2.I.E 6.0 and 1.31.1.28 J Initiator Version
Am started oc4j instance started.. in run time edit preferences both [URL] and [URL] are given
3. in formsweb.cfg i changed baseHTMLjinitiator=basejpi.htm
