Date Picker Setting

Hi All,
i want to set the 5 day week in my date picker.
so start day will be MONDAY and end day will be FRIDAY
please guide me how to go for it.
Thanks

thank you for your prompt response.
I'm not sure this will give me the results I need which is for the date/time to be automatically updated, triggered by a condition of another field, which is set manually by the user.
for example, here is what the logic would look like:
in progress is set on 01/10/2014 - when the user, selects in progress the date of 01/10/2014 is set automatically
complete is set on 02/10/2014 - then, the completion date goes to 02/10/2014 and the in progress date is kept.
should the user need to remove the status of complete in order to return to in progress - the date of completion is cleared (set to null), but the date stored for in progress does not change, as the clock should keep running from the initial 01/10/2014.
the calculations from the data stored is a no brainer. the challenge is ensuring the correct data is stored, and not set by a human (reporting accuracy).
thank you for your time

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dev_dba_seq,
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sit_dba_seq,
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uat_dba_seq,
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prd_requested_dttm,
prd_analyst_seq,
prd_completed_ind,
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PICK_DATE_FORMAT_MASK
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MM/DD/YYYY HH:MI AM
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Not Found
The requested URL /pls/htmldb/wwv_flow_utilities.show_as_popup_calendar was not found on this server.
Oracle-Application-Server-10g/10.1.2.0.0 Oracle-HTTP-Server Server at edwdev.dhhs.state.nh.us Port 7779
I also get a line in my log file,
/vg02lvol1/app/oracle/product/htmldb/Apache/Apache/logs/error_log.1133956800:
[Wed Dec 7 16:23:43 2005] [error] [client 172.16.252.76] [ecid: 1133990623:172.17.96.35:1802:0:9870,0] mod_plsql: /pls/htmldb/wwv_flow_util
ities.show_as_popup_calendar HTTP-404 ORA-01849: hour must be between 1 and 12\nORA-06512: at "FLOWS_020000.WWV_FLOW_UTILITIES", line 1801\n
ORA-06512: at line 22\n
This happens with both FireFox and Internet Explorer.
Any ideas what's causing this?
-F
Message was edited by:
Fred C Willingham

Fred,
Unfortunately, the answer is no to both of your questions.
There is no way for you as a developer to control which date is highlighted in the popup calendar. It will always highlight the current day (if you're displaying a month that contains the current day). This is an interesting and prudent suggestion, and one which we'll consider for an upcoming release of HTML DB.
With regards to your second point, that also is something we should consider for an upcoming release of HTML DB. This isn't impossible for us to do, it was just designed to work in the current fashion. If you look at the generated HTML for the Date Picker item on the page (not the popup calendar itself, but the page on which the item is rendered), we break out each element of the date value into discrete components. When we instead rely upon the user entered value, garbage or date values not conforming to the date format mask are easily entered. And the question is - what to do then? Raise an error immediately, still popup the calendar and show the current month, etc. So we've tried to be fairly strict about the date values and format masks for the popup calendar, hence the implementation you see.
Thanks again for your comments.
Joel

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then the date suppose to be '01/07/2009'
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thanks in advanced
Naama

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import java.util.GregorianCalendar;
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          this.calendar.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, 1);
          int firstDayOfMonthAsDayOfWeek = this.calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK);
          this.calendar.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, currDay);
          int daysInMonth = this.getDaysInMonth();
          int row = 0;
          int key = 0;
          int dayToAdd = 0;
          for (int k = 1; k <= 42; k++)
               if (k < firstDayOfMonthAsDayOfWeek || dayToAdd >= daysInMonth) this.days[row][key] = "";
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                    dayToAdd++;
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                         this.setSelectedGridColumn(key);
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                    row++;
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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.table.*;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.GregorianCalendar;
public class CalendarEventController
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                         model.getCalendar().set(Calendar.MONTH, monthSelected);
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                         ui.configureTable();
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Date picker in OBIEE

I would like to use Date Picker on the OBIEE Dashboard. Is there any standard control/mechanism that I can put to use ?

hi....can you explain it a little more???
i created 2 dashboards prompts. from 2 dummy collums
i set CAST ( NULL AS DATE ) and CAST ( '11/12/2008' AS DATE ),i choose calendar and i set 2 presentation variables,start and end
in my reports i creates a single collumn(measure column from fact table) QTY where i want to se the quantity of the specified period of time.
i set in the function...
FILTER(fact.QTY USING (CALENDAR_DIM.CALENDAR_DATE BETWEEN '@{start}{04/01/2007}' AND '@{end}{06/01/2007}'))
(i did that because i want to have 2 colums of qty in order to represent 2 qts of 2 different periods.
i made a simple test only with one period but the result was...
Κατάσταση: HY000. Κωδικός: 10058. [NQODBC] [SQL_STATE: HY000] [nQSError: 10058] A general error has occurred. [nQSError: 17001] Oracle Error code: 1843, message: ORA-01843: not a valid month at OCI call OCIStmtExecute: select T622.KATHGORIA_ID_DESC as c1, sum(T525.QTY) as c2, T409.CALENDAR_DATE as c3 from DWADM.PRODUCT_DIM T622, DWADM.CALENDAR_DIM T409, DWADM.FACT2007 T525 where ( T409.CALENDAR_DATE = T525.CAL_DATE and T525.PRD_SK = T622.PRODUCT_SK and T409.CALENDAR_DATE between '04/01/2007' and '06/01/2007' ) group by T409.CALENDAR_DATE, T622.KATHGORIA_ID_DESC order by c1, c3. [nQSError: 17011] SQL statement execution failed. (HY000)
any help???
i manage to do my scenario with dropdown list but it is not what i want.
the one tha o notice is that the field from the calendar is acceptin the dates onlu in format of yyyy-MM-dd.
tnks

Dynamic Action On Date Picker

Hi,
I need help with understanding dynamic actions. I have two date pickers, I want the value of the first date picker to be the minimum date of the second date picker. To achieve this I have a hidden item whose value I want to reflect the selected date in the required format. In the dynamic action on the date picker I have no condition, and the true action is set to execute the following pl/sql code
:P200220000_Y_MIN_DT := TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(:P200220000_Y_STR, 'DD-MON-YYYY'), 'YYYYMMDDHH24MI');. The items to submit field contains both the first date picker and the hidden item.
The "P200220000_Y_MIN_DT" is now passed into the minimum date field of the second date picker. The problem is when the date is changed the hidden item does not get the value until the page is refreshed.
Am I doing something wrong or just have not mastered the use of dynamic action or are my colleagues right use AJX call backs not dynamic actions.
Thanks
Aderemi

Hi Aderemi,
first of all as already explained, the min/max values are already used on the server side when the necessary code for the date picker is rendered. When you changed the referenced values in the browser, these values will not change the behavior of the client side date picker widget. But when you submit the page, the new min/max values will be used by the date picker validation check on the server.
To over the client side date picker display issue, you could directly call the date picker JavaScript code and pass in the new min/max values. Have a look at http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/
So for example you could have a dynamic action of type "Execute JavaScript code" which executes the following Javascript code.
apex.jQuery('#P200220000_MY_DATE_PICKER').datepicker("option", "minDate", "-1m");I think that should work. Note: I haven't tested if that really works and it's also some kind of unsupported, because it uses the underlaying jQueryUI APIs the APEX date picker is using. This could change in the future and would invalidate your code.
Regards
Patrick
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Default value of date picker not showing in sql query

Hi,
I have a tabular form page with a query similar to the following:
select emp_name, salary from emp_table where trunc(hire_date)=trunc(to_date(:P42_START_DATE))
where P42_START_DATE is the name of a date picker item.
I set the source type of the date picker to be "Only when current value in session state is null" and the value to be "select trunc(next_day(sysdate,'MON')-7) from dual;" - basically the monday of the current week. I set the sequence of the date picker to be 5, and the sequence of the region to be 10. Now, when I open this page, no data gets pulled. I checked the page source, and the value of the date picker input is being set to "17-NOV-2008", but it somehow isn't reflected in the sql query.
Data does get retrieved if I manually set the date in the date picker, but I'd like it to default to the monday of the current week. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks

nope, still same problem.
I used javascript alerts to help debug, and here might be some useful information.
The computation to set the value of :P42_START_DATE is set to run "before header", but when I put this following javascript in the header:
<script language="javascript">
var c = $v('P42_START_DATE');
alert(c);
</script>
the alert box is blank (ie :P42_START_DATE is empty). Putting the same exact script in the footer gives 24-Nov-2008 in the alert box. Now, the SQL query is run sometime after the first alert and before the second alert, I believe. Why would the value of :P42_START_DATE not be getting set at the correct time?
P42_START_DATE is a date picker item that belongs to the region SCHEDULE (which is where the sql query is). I set the sequence of the region to 10, and the sequence of the date picker and computation to be 5 and 6. Even so, does this mean that the sql query is executing before the call to the computation, because the region needs to be created before any items can be created that belong to the region?

Custom Integrator - Date Picker/LOV does not return a value to the cell

Hi,
I have configured a webADI template with a date picker in it. Though the picker is rendered when i double-click on the cell, the selected date is not populated back. Same happens for any other list of values may render in the integrator. Any suggestions on debugging this issue.
Regards,
Vinayaka

I have got the LOV working now. The issue was that I had not provided the table-select-column with the interface column name. It was set to the table column name.
Regards,
Vinayaka

How to validate a date in date picker

Dear All,
ADF BC and ADF faces page, in the page there is a date picker field where i need to apply validation(i.e. select date is greater than the sysdate), i added a validation in the entity object on the corresponding field, using a compare validator, operator: Less Than, compare with: Query Result, sql statement: select sysdate from dual
when the page is commited, i got the following errors, anybody any idea? thank you!
07/09/03 18:18:32 [584] oracle.jbo.common.JboAssert: (Assertion Failed)
     at oracle.jbo.common.Diagnostic.ASSERT(Diagnostic.java:303)
     at oracle.jbo.common.Diagnostic.ASSERT(Diagnostic.java:338)
     at oracle.jbo.server.util.Variant.compareTo(Variant.java:1225)
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03-sep 18:18:32 DEBUG (JhsPageLifecycle) -executing processModelUpdaters
03-sep 18:18:32 DEBUG (JhsCollectionModel) -DocumentsCollectionModel: Executing processNewRows
03-sep 18:18:32 DEBUG (JhsCollectionModel) -DocumentsCollectionModel: DocumentsTable new row 0 ignored, no attributes updated.
03-sep 18:18:32 DEBUG (JhsPageLifecycle) -executing validateModelUpdates
03-sep 18:18:32 DEBUG (JhsPageLifecycle) -executing onCommit
07/09/03 18:18:32 [586] DCBindingContainer.reportException :oracle.jbo.TxnValException
07/09/03 18:18:32 [587] oracle.jbo.TxnValException: JBO-27023: Valideren van alle rijen in een transactie is mislukt.
     at oracle.jbo.server.DBTransactionImpl.validate(DBTransactionImpl.java:4051)
     at oracle.jbo.server.DBTransactionImpl.commitInternal(DBTransactionImpl.java:1921)
## Detail 0 ##
oracle.jbo.RowValException: JBO-27024: Valideren van rij met sleutel oracle.jbo.Key[382 ] van type Benchmarks is mislukt.
     at oracle.jbo.server.EntityImpl.validate(EntityImpl.java:1597)
     at oracle.jbo.server.DBTransactionImpl.validate(DBTransactionImpl.java:4031)
## Detail 0 ##
oracle.jbo.AttrValException: JBO-27025: Valideren van attribuut EstimatedComplDate met waarde 2007-08-11 is mislukt.
     at oracle.jbo.server.AttributeDefImpl.validate(AttributeDefImpl.java:1954)
     at oracle.jbo.server.AttributeDefImpl.set(AttributeDefImpl.java:1866)
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Message was edited by:
Jerry Yang

But first setLenient(false), because to my mind
DateFormat it apt to be far too lenient
tending to accept things like 30 Feb.A web banking application had setLenient(false). Customers would call support because they got an error message when they tried to get transaction statements for the whole month by entering April 1 - April 31.
We changed to setLenient(true). Consider which leniency mode is right for you. And write better error messages than what we had...
Maybe: if non-lenient fails, parse with lenient; if that succeeds, give a specific error message explaining the situation (or execute with the lenient date, and present results with a warning message "we made a guess at what you meant, check results").

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