Decimal/comma format Conversion to integer

Hi Experts,
I need to convert a number into integer.
The number could be of the format 253.235,000 or 253,235.000.
Are there any standard procedures to do the same ?
Regards,
Kris.

Hi ,
try this way..
data : number type int4.
w_number = ceil ( 253,235.000 ).
"now the w_number contains integer part..--253,235
see the below statements..
sign   ---Plus/minus sign of the argument arg: -1, if the value of arg is negative; 0 if the value of arg is 0; 1 if the value of
              arg is   positive.
ceil    --- Smallest integer number that is not smaller than the value of the argument arg.
floor   -
Largest integer number that is not larger than the value of the argument arg.
trunc   ---Value of the integer part of the argument arg
frac   ---Value of the decimal places of the argument arg
Prabhudas

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<C.M> Motta's question about dates and oracle>
Dealing with dates and Oracle is somewhat of a nuisance. Oracle is very
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Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 08:18:37 -0500
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Cheers:
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2 /
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Oracle defaults to a format of 'dd-MON-yy'
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database as follows:
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Forte Users,
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Also, I seem unable to modify the speed settings in order to re-time from PAL to NTSC, which should run approximately 4% longer.
Can somebody guide me through how to achieve this?
G5, dual 2.7 Mac OS X (10.4.9) Final Cut Studio 2.0

Marc:
AFAIK standard DV NTSC is 23.97 fps, why do you need 23.98?
The best free way I found is with Compressor Advanced format conversion, using the settings you'll find in this thread posted by Andynick:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3055477&#3055477
Export your timeline as Quicktime Movie, same settings (self contained if you have space) and use that in Compressor.
Hope that helps !
Alberto

Regarding Date Format Conversion

Hi,
In my project i am picking the date from the date picker which is a javascript program . Then i am displaying it on a jsp page .It is coming in mm/dd/yyyy format .I have to change it to dd/mm/yyyy format .
I have the code for date formatting conversion .
What my doubt is whether the code should be written inside the jsp page or in the javascript .
Thanks .

Hi
<%@page language="java" import="java.sql.*,java.util.*,java.text.*" %>
<%SimpleDateFormat sdf= new SimpleDateFormat(dd/mm/yyyy );%>
<% java.util.Date temp_date = sdf.parse(PassYourDateHere); %>
use this with your jsp
Regards
Abhijith YS

SQL Loader with decimal commas

Dear All,
I am loading data for a German client and the delivered files contain numeric data with decimal commas. For example 123,5 instead of 123.5
I've been googling like mad on this one and there is a lot of chatter about setting NLS_LANG and/or NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS but none of this seems to work in the SQL Loader environment.
I imagine that I will end up cobbling together a complicated thing with TO_NUMBER or with another function but I really can't believe that SQL Loader doesn't have a simple switch to flip from point to comma.
Or have I overlooked something?
Any tips would be a great help.
Regards,
Alan Searle

I am on a client's PC and don't have access to administrative settings.
And also, I cannot be sure that whoever runs the load function in the future will check this.
It is therefore important that I find a way to set this in SQL Loader without any other dependencies.
I think I will probably end up processing it as a string and then translating it to numeric. But this seems like a sledge hammer to crack a nut.
Regards and thanks,
Alan

FM for OTF to TIFF format conversion?

Hi,
Any function module for OTF to TIFF(image file ) format conversion or anything to do it.
Thanks
Vaibhav

hi,
please check this link.. this contain some function moule to convert OTF -> other formats .. Not sure of TIFF
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_45b/helpdata/EN/08/e043c4c18711d2a27b00a0c943858e/content.htm]
safel

SCOT error "File format conversion error"

Dear All,
When a PDF file is sent as a FAX, the SCOT throws the following error with message XS 812:
No delivery to <fax_number>
Message no. XS812
Diagnosis
The message could not be delivered to recipient <fax_number>. The node gave the following reason (in the language of the node):
File format conversion error
Can anybody suggest what could be the problem?
Note that the normal PCL and RAW data are being sent to the same FAX number without any problem.
Thanks
Sagar

Hello,
You need to specify the correct formats:
Check this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/b0/f8ef3aabdfb20de10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Regards,
Siddhesh

ORA-03120 :two-task conversion routine:integer overflow Vendor code 3120

Hi,
I got below mentioned error message, while i run the procedure in sql developer
ORA-03120 :two-task conversion routine:integer overflow Vendor code 3120

What version of the database are you on? 9.2.0.8 for a guess?
>
ORA-03120 is associated with bug 5671074 on Oracle Enterprise Edition; Version 9.2.0.8, occurring on any platform:
After applying the 9.2.0.8 patchset, compilation of functions and/or materialized view refreshes that reference remote databases via database links start failing with:
ORA-04052: error occurred when looking up remote object OMS.PREMISE@JEAUSER_OMPR_L.WORLD
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-03120: two-task conversion routine: integer overflow
ORA-02063: preceding line from JEAUSER_OMPR_L
Bug 5671074 "ORA-4052/ORA-3106 on Create / Refresh of Materialized View", can cause this problem. Contrary to the bug abstract and description, this bug does not just apply to materialized view creation and refresh. It can occur for any PL/SQL that references a remote object via database link where the 'Endianness' of the two platforms differs. If one platform is 'Big-Endian', and another platform is 'Little-Endian', then this bug can be triggered between them. A list of the endianness of different platforms can be obtained from the following query (note that the v$transportable_platform view is only available in 10.1 and above):
To resolve ORA-03120, this solution is given:
To implement the solution, it will be necessary to apply the one-off patch for Bug 5671074 to the 9.2.0.8 database. One-off patches to 9.2.0.8 for most platforms are already available for download on MOSC. Bug 5671074 to the 9.2.0.8 database. One-off patches to 9.2.0.8 for most platforms are already available for download on MOSC.
>
If not, post more information: {message:id=9360002}

How can solve this ORA-03120: two-task conversion routine: integer overflow

Hello everybody,
I'm writing this query "SELECT rowid from <mytable>" and I get this error: ORA-03120
Does anybody know how can i solve it?
Thanks in advice

Here is the cause and action as suggested in the Oracle Error Guide...please see if it helps you to fix the error
ORA-03120:two-task conversion routine:integer overflow
Cause: An integer value in an internal Oracle structure overflowed when being sent or received over a heterogeneous connection. This can happen when an invalid buffer length or too great a row count is specified. It usually indicates a bug in user application.
Action: Check parameters to Oracle calls. If the problem recurs, reduce all integer parameters, column values not included, to less than 32767
Regards,
Murali Mohan

New Decimal Notation Format Required For Indian Projects

Respected Members,
As at the user level or tcode SU01 only three decimal notations are provided.
But for country India the decimal notation format is totally different.
Given decimal notation format is
1,234,567.89
And the Required Format For India is
1,23,456.78
Becoz we mention the Rupees in this format only.
And this second format is not available in SPRO also .
How to create the desired decimal notation and add the corresponding functionality.
And if we use the given format (1,234,567.89) then when we converting the amount in words through Function module
SPELL_AMOUNT ,it is not converting properly even though we have maintain the entries in View V_T015Z.
Suppose our amount is 1,00,000 that is One lakh but it will show in the output ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.
I know that there is another function Module HR_ch_ something to convert in words according to indian currency.
But it does not solve the issue properly.
THis DECIMAL NOTATION format for Indian Projects is a BIG MESS.
So kindly tell me any solution or it is the drawback of SAP.
So that we can ask SAP to append this Decimal Notation and required Functionality for the Indian Projects.
Kindly Send Your Valuable answer and Try To Make clear picture and SAP Technical People if Reading this thread then kindly give stress on the REQUIRED DECIMAL NOTATION.
THANKS A LOT.

Hi Manish please you can try this code
REPORT ZAMOUNT_CONVERSION.
DATA : RESULT1(20).
PARAMETERS : NUM TYPE P DECIMALS 2.
DATA : num2 type STRING.
DATA : col_amt(20) type n,"15
         col_b type i,
         num_1(20) type C,"15
         Length type i.
num_1 = num.
write : 'default format      :',num.
uline.
skip.
IF ( num >= 999999999 ).
       write num_1 using edit mask 'RR__,__,__,__,______' to col_amt.
       CONDENSE col_amt.
       length = STRLEN( col_amt ).
       if length = 16.
         REPLACE first OCCURRENCE OF ',' in col_amt with space.
         write :/'amount indian format:',col_amt.
       else.
       write :/'amount indian format:',col_amt.
       endif.
ELSEIF NUM < 999999999 AND NUM >= 9999999.
       write num_1 using edit mask 'RR__,__,__,______' to col_amt.
       condense col_amt .
       length = STRLEN( COL_AMT ).
       if length = 13.
         REPLACE first OCCURRENCE OF ',' in col_amt with space.
         write :/'amount indian format:',col_amt.
       else.
         write :/'amount indian format:',col_amt.
      endif.
ELSEIF NUM < 9999999 AND NUM >= 99999.
       write num_1 using edit mask 'RR__,__,______' to col_amt.
       condense col_amt .
       length = STRLEN( COL_AMT ).
       write :/'amount indian format:',col_amt.
ELSEIF NUM < 99999.
   data : dumy(10) type c.
   dumy = num .
   CONDENSE dumy.
   length = STRLEN( dumy ).
     if length <= 6.
       write :/'amount indian format:',num.
       else.
       write num_1 using edit mask 'RR__,______' to col_amt.
       write :/'amount indian format:',col_amt.
      endif.
   ENDIF.
   uline.
create a function module with this code .hope this will solve the issue.

I have proubleam with string to date conversion, i out put date fromat is 2012-04-30T23:48:55.727-07:00 . so please help me the format conversion

i have proubleam with string to date conversion, i out put date fromat is 2012-04-30T23:48:55.727-07:00 . so please help me the format conversion.
i wrote the method but it not workig
My method is
-(NSDate *)dateformstr:(NSString *)str
NSString *date = [str stringByReplacingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
NSDateFormatter *dateFormate = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init];
[dateFormate setDateFormat:@"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:sssZZZZ"]
// NSDate *formatterDate = [dateFormate dateFromString:str];
return formatterDate;
but i did not the value and if i try othere formate i is working but my requiremet format is 2012-04-30T23:48:55.727-07:00.
can any help it out in this senario.

Sorry Butterbean, but I'm interested in the answer to your question myself.
I've spent a few hours transfering my library from one computer to another and then find out that my ratings didn't transfer. Like you, I've spent many hours rating my 2000+ songs. I'm sure you have more, nevertheless, I want to find out how to get those ratings. They still show in my iTunes on my laptop but, when I go to the iTunes folder and display the details of at song, no rating is there. If you find out how to get them to display there in the iTunes folder, it seems that would be the key.
Hope you get your answer soon.

Failed. Format conversion is not supported

Hello again, this error happened when I was playing around with Creative Audio Converter
Failed. Format conversion is not supported
This error happened when I was converting a song from WMA Pro, 128 Kbps, 44khz, 2 Channel 24-Bit to WMA Pro, 128 Kbps, 44khz, 5.1 Channel 24-Bit
Why is this error happening? And if the conversion is not supported, then why did Creative bother to put this format on their sound cards? Or is this another of Microsoft's problem?
Thank You.

Thank you very much for answering my query about that, at this moment i am very interested on 5.1 channel conversion. I have written to other ppl on other forums about 5.1 channel conversion. One person told me that there are a lot of ways to do it, depending on what kind of 5.1 upmixing do you want to perform. What kinds of upmixing do you use for 5.1 channel conversion? What do you recomend?
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