Format Oracle Date to CF Output
I'm querying an Oracle db and one of the fields is a date
field. I am selecting many columns from this db so have tried many
different versions of either DateFormat, Oracle's TO_DATE and
TO_CHAR conversions but none of them worked successfully. I think
what is throwing me off is that I'm not just selecting the date
field, I'm selecting many fields so I've even tried a query of
query with no luck.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
1187896509 is GMT Thu, 23 Aug 2007 19:15:09 GMT in Unix Time
(POSIX).
I work with these in SQL Server and they are a total pain. I
have no idea if Oracle can work with them. I doubt it.
I have CF UDFs that convert to/from this format, as well as
SQL UDFs that do the same thing. Generally for outputting from a
SELECT query, I'll use the SQL UDF inline to convert the integer
value to a valid date/time boject.
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HT201365 If my phone is stolen, how do I find it with find my find a phone activated?
If my IPhone is stolen how do I find it with my find a phone activated?
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https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf For $90 I get the above and a blank screen. What do I do?