I have a table with column val1 having data's starting with 0920 and 4 digit char values.
so we have the query to find
select * from table
where val1 between '0920' and 'ZZZZ'
will it work fine?
I want to pass english character as a parameter and search a string that having swedish character, this needs to be done for all the swedish characters.
test _t table having the below 3 values
päiväp
metervara
flerfärgad
1. If user searches based on english char like below then they should get all the 3 values bcz fist & last have swedish ä and second one having english a.
Query : select name from test_t where name like '%a%'
Regsult:
päiväp
metervara
fräg
2. If user searches based on swedish char like below then they should get only 2 values bcz fist & last have swedish ä and second one having english a.
select name from test_t where name like '%ä%'
päiväp
fräg
Is any in-built function available, for Text alternative string search. If not how to search the string based on the query.
oracle 11 g xe
1) I want to pass date in '12 Dec 2012'(CHARECTER) while calling SP and in side SP i have declared parameter as DATE so I think it should not create any problem in any condition whether it is passed from oracle client or any other front end?
2) I have date in (date type variable) , how to convert it into char but it should be in iso format (i want iso format , so that it should not create any problem in any condition).
3) How to convert (date in char- in iso or any good format) into (date type variable) (so that it should not create problem and this is why i wanted char date in iso format).
4) If there is any good format and function to convert (date to char) and (char to date)?
Well the company i work for has just recently upgraded from Oracle 9i to 10g. We are having various problems with the migration, and with certain code breaking. My question regards this piece of code;
[code]
to_number(to_char('a_date','YYYY'))
[code]
There are various statements like the one above scattered throughout a query i am trying to fix. When run, the query returns an "invalid number ora-01722" error, which i know is caused by the above code.
if this method of converting from date, to character was discontinued from 9i to 10g?it just seems strange as there are a lot of statements like the one above and they must have worked at some point, but now i cant even get one to work on its own.
converting a string to date, my string looks like '01022013' '04022013', I tried to_date('01022013', 'dd-mm-yyyy') but couldn't work.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI've got a table with varchar records and I need to separate numerical value and convert into the number datatype.
create table tmp_mape
(remark varchar2(100) )
insert into tmp_mape values ('Dobitie zdarma 3,32EUR 0910105067 02/02')
insert into tmp_mape values ( 'Dobitie pravidelné 9,00EUR' )
I just need to get values 3.32 and 9 from that example into the new column.
The select below returns ORA-01722: invalid number
how to solve it?
select remark,
to_number( to_number(REGEXP_SUBSTR (remark, '[[:digit:]]+', 1) ) ||','|| to_number(substr(REGEXP_SUBSTR (remark, ',[^EUR]+', 1) ,2) ) )
from tmp_mape
i have a problem with my SQL programming which i am learning at the moment. Currently here is my Show how many orders were placed in each month of 2012. (group by question, to char function)
select count(orderdate)
from csorder
group by orderdate;
where the to char function would occur?
tables for reference
CSPRODUCT contains (PRODCODE, PRODNAME, CATCODE, PRICE, PARTOF_PRODCODE)
CSCATEGORY contains (CATECODE, CATNAME)
CSORDER contains (ORDERID, ORDERDATE, CUSTID, PAID)
CSORDERLINE contains (ORDERID, PRODCODE, QUANTITY)
I have been tasked with producing a list of all non standard characters that are not one of 0-9, a-z, A-Z from a parts table. The list should capture any non-English characters i.e. áóú etc as well as !"£$%^&* etc. These are a small example of the data.
Part_Description
Probengefäss kompl.
Stützring zu Probenehmer
Zargendichtung m.2 Ventillöcher
Pneumatikdichtung m.2 Ventillöcher
Result from above example
ä.üö
I am trying to compare 2 char columns using trim to avoid space padding
CREATE TABLE TRIAL_A
(ABC CHAR(6));
INSERT ALL
[Code]....
i trying to pass the char varible to the cursor but it is not taking ,,, if i hardcode the values to the cursor it is taking
here is the detailed program ... why this is not taking and tell me how to pass the values through it..
declare
v_name char(6) ;
cursor c1(c_name char) is
select name, parent,child,status from relation
start with name='%'
connect by prior parent=child
union
[Code]...
I am using forms 6i and oracle 10g. i want to display a char from database. that means a database string 'Bangladesh' is display from by one char to one char.
and display view right to left first display "B" then "BA" then 'BAN' etc.
How to find out lowercase char in a String in a SQL query
for example
"ORAclE" here c and l are lowercase so how can i find out this condition... is there any build in function in oracle?
using listagg function for more than 8000 char.I did the below sample SQL and in "e_orig" and "d_orig" for upto 4000 char it is working fine but I have to use it for more than 8000 char. and it is giving error,I checked the listagg function is having limitation of 4000 char.I tried but I am unable to achieve this.
select d.dname,d.loc,e.hiredate
,listagg(e.ename,',' ) within group (order by e.deptno) over (partition by e.deptno) as e_orig
,listagg(e.ename, ',') within group (order by e.sal) over (partition by e.deptno) as d_orig
from emp e, dept d
where e.deptno=d.deptno;
[code]....
I am using an portuguese(brazil) Oracle 11g db,which should have ',' as decimal char. it seems to be working fine when i m trying to get numerical data via select query,but when i am trying to retrive the same data using out parameter of an sproc.I am getting data with '.' as decimal char.
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I have already done the max month query:
SELECT MAX(MONTH_ID) FROM Table_a;
SELECT DISTINCT MONTH_ID ---This data is the one that I would like to change format "mon-yyyy"
FROM Table_a
WHERE MONTH_ID = (SELECT MAX(MONTH_ID) FROM Table_a);
I am getting trouble with the to_char function, I have been reviewing how it works and how to handle it.
From a list of values from a number column, I need to verify is there any values not satisfying number(3).
Ex- I have a column col1 where we have following values
'qwq'
'12.3'
'1'
'15'
Can I write a query to check the value not satisfying number(3) datatype.Eg the query should return
'qwq'
'12.3'
as the above two will not fit in to number(3) datatype columns
I tried google and most of bind example using number instead of character, ?
I have the code as below:
variable oldId varchar2(5)
exec :oldId :='&1'
variable newId varchar2(5)
exec :newId :='&2'
[Code]...
Since in TAB1, ID is defined as varchar2(5), and I have defined both oldId and newId as varchar2(5) in my code, I wonder why it doesn't work.
It returned this error:
DECLARE
*
ERROR at line 1: ORA-01722: invalid number ORA-06512: at line xx
After supply the value for oldId(val2) and newId(val1)
SQL > @thisScript val1 val2
I use dbms_output.put_line to print the command executed, it seems it is doing
UPDATE TABLE1 SET ID = val1 WHERE ID = val2
without the single quote ('val1'), ('val2'). But if I put in single quotes, the output statement
UPDATE TABLE1 SET ID = ':newId' WHERE ID = ':oldId'
The same bind logic works in SQL prompt
SQL > variable oldId varchar2(5);
SQL > variable newId varchar2(5);
SQL > exec :oldId :='val2'
SQL > exec :newId :='val1'
SQL > UPDATE TABLE1 SET ID = :newId WHERE ID = :oldId;
1 row updated.
I am wondering what should I do then? With or without single quotes?
With a very large database (VLDB) for a data warehouse (DW) using primarily a STAR based schema in an environment in which time (both human and CPU) is orders of magnitude more valuable than storage capacity, is there any signficant difference in query performance when tables have all fixed length (CHAR) columns compared to tables with variable length (VARCHAR2) columns?
I realize this is one of those "in general" questions so considering "a given VLDB DW environment" with all other things being equal, what, if any, is the time based performance difference between a database of tables with all fixed sized columns versus one of tables with variable length columns ?
I want to add format mask on my field...
my field datatype is char in forms and in database VARCHAR2(30) and I want to add format mask as follows
12345-1234567-1
in format mask of this field property I give it to format mast like as
FMAAAAA"-"AAAAAAA"-"A
when I run the form and when I write and exit from this field then it returns the error.
FRM-40209: Field must be of form FMAAAAA"-"AAAAAAA"-"A
EDIT by VK: Seems your CAPS lock is on or the Shift is stuck.
What is the best way to convert an existing database table set with nls_legnth_semantic=BYTE to CHAR?
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start_time end_time result in hours & minutes
---------- -------- -------------------------
345 347 2 hrs
347 350 3 hrs
350 357.20 7 hrs and 20 minutes
If I subtract end_time - start_time I will get the result in char type only not in hours and minutes format.Another example
start_time end_time result in hours & minutes
---------- -------- -------------------------
357.21 360.40 3.19(If subtract end_time - start_time)
ORA-06525: Length Mismatch for CHAR or RAW dataORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_FILE", line 127ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_FILE", line 1204ORA-06512: at line 14
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Things_t
Things Characteristic Char Value
Item 1 Colour Red
Item 1 Packaging
Item 2 Shape Square
Item 2 Brand Spunk
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i trying to pass the char varible to the cursor but it is not taking ,,, if i hardcode the values to the cursor it is takinghere is the detailed program ... any body can tell why this is not taking and tell me how to pass the values through it..
declare
v_name char(6) ;
cursor c1(c_name char) is
select name, parent,child,status from relation
start with name='%'
[code]....
How could we concat a clob with a char datatype.
declare
a clob;
b varchar2;
c clob;
begin
c:=a||b;
end;
When execute above code in form runtime, I get error ora-32767.
"ORA-29287: invalid maximum line size Cause: An invalid maximum line size value was specified.
Action: Correct the maximum line size to be in the range [1, 32767]."
My table looks like this ->
Dp_value
124325
2434
3536
3536
Code is ->
(case when CL.DECIMALPLACES = 0 and CL.FIELDTYPE = 'D' and cl.DATATYPE = 'N'
then trim(dp."Value")*1000
else dp."Value" end) as dp_value,
What I am trying to do ->
From another table cl I want to say if decimal place is 0, fieldtype is decimal (D/C) and datatype is number (N/T)then multiply the number with 1000.
If not then leave it as it is.
When I run my code I get the error:
ORA-00932 : inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got CHAR
for else dp."Value" end)
select to_date('31-12-2012','DD-MM-RRRR') from dual;
OUT PUT : '12/31/2012'
is't possible to show the date format like
'31-12-2012'
without converting to char
got this Errormessage "ORA-12713: Character data loss in NCHAR/CHAR conversion" during a rman backupjob! How can I fixed it?
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SELECT key_value
FROM PARAMETERS
WHERE company_id = '01'
AND key_code = 'SHRINK'
AND key_desc <= 3888
AND key1 > 3888
Data type of Key_Desc and Key1 is CHAR.
The above query used to run in 9.2.0.5 and now in 10.2.0.4 i am getting invalid identified error..