Capturing EDT/EST timezone with TIMESTAMP datatype
Hi guys,
In 9i DB, I need to capture date and timestamp with EDT or EST time zone specifiers. For testing pursposes, I wrote the following code and the result is as:
SET SERVEROUT ON
DECLARE
v_date TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE;
BEGIN
v_date := TIMESTAMP '2003-06-15 12:16:30 US/Eastern EDT';
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_date);
END;
I get the following result:
15-JUN-03 12.16.30.000000 PM
Actually I need 15-JUN-03 12.16.30.000000 PM EDT or EST depending on the daylight times in the Eastern coast. Also, I did change my SESSION with ALTER SESSION SET TIME_ZONE='US/Eastern' but still I do not get the promising output. I just put it to the forum in the hope if someone could help me out with the new timestamp datatype in this case please.
Any help will highly be appreciated.
Thanks
Zahir
WE need to set the NLS_TIMESTAMP_TZ_FORMAT and give apropriate format when printing timestamp:
SQL> alter session set nls_timestamp_tz_format = 'DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS TZD' ;
Session altered.
SQL> DECLARE
2 v_date TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE;
3 BEGIN
4 v_date := TIMESTAMP '2003-&1-15 12:16:30 US/Eastern';
5 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(TO_CHAR(v_date, 'DD-MON-YYYY HH:MI:SS TZD'));
6 END;
7 /
Enter value for 1: 01
old 4: v_date := TIMESTAMP '2003-&1-15 12:16:30 US/Eastern';
new 4: v_date := TIMESTAMP '2003-01-15 12:16:30 US/Eastern';
15-JAN-2003 01:16:30
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> /
Enter value for 1: 06
old 4: v_date := TIMESTAMP '2003-&1-15 12:16:30 US/Eastern';
new 4: v_date := TIMESTAMP '2003-06-15 12:16:30 US/Eastern';
15-JUN-2003 12:16:30
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>When I enter a date in January, it prints the time as 01:16:30 (even though the time specified in the value was 12:16:30).
And, next when I enter a date in June, it prints the time as 12:16:30 (this is what we entered).
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FUNCTION is_same(a date, b date)
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FUNCTION is_same(a timestamp, b timestamp)
RETURN BOOLEAN;
FUNCTION is_same(a timestamp with time zone, b timestamp with time zone)
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FUNCTION is_same(a integer, b integer) return boolean;
FUNCTION is_same(a real, b real) return boolean;
END util;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY util
AS
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Edited by: hotwater on Jan 9, 2013 3:38 PM
Edited by: hotwater on Jan 9, 2013 3:46 PM>
So, I added a 2nd function with DATE arguments. Then I started getting "too many declarations of is_same exist" error when passing TIMESTAMPs. This made no sense to me
>
That is because when you pass a TIMESTAMP Oracle cannot determine whether to implicitly convert it to VARCHAR2 and use your first function or implicitly convert it to DATE and use your second function. Hence the 'too many declarations' exist error.
>
, so even though Oracle's documentation says you cannot do it, I created a 3rd version of the function, to handle TIMESTAMPS explicitly. Surprisingly, it works fine. But then I noticed it didn't work with TIMESTAMP with TIME ZONEs.
>
Possibly because of another 'too many declarations' error? Because now there would be THREE possible implicit conversions that could be done.
>
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>
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>
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Section 10 -
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I am currently doing the second step you have mentioned. I even went to the extent of cutomizing the I$ tables getting created with a custom structure to avoid this. But this is very tedious as i have hundreds of columns in the table.
Is this a bug in ODI? I am asking this because this is a general functionality and should be ideally covered by such a good ELT tool.
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