Format string problem
Hi,
Sorry if this has already been asked, couldn't find it in the pages of results that came up for string formatting.
I'm trying to output a string to serial, to control a robot arm for my undergrad final year project. At the moment it'll work if I put in a manually typed in string, but I want to make a nice VI GUI for the 'bot. To do this I need combined strings
eg
at the moment if I type in "joint\s1\s90\r\n", I'll get the 1st joint to move 90 degrees, and a return and a new line.
However, if I have these things combined using format string or concatenate string, it won't run.
Any ideas why? No one in my college seems to know, so I thought I'd ask here.
Thanks
Did you try something like this?
Note: All strings are displayed as slash code...
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v_val := v_val||' AND HCASA.PARTY_SITE_ID=HPS.PARTY_SITE_ID';
v_val := v_val||' AND ARAA.APPLIED_CUSTOMER_TRX_ID(+) = CTA.CUSTOMER_TRX_ID';
v_val := v_val||' AND IND_RCTA.TRX_NUMBER = CTA.TRX_NUMBER';
v_val := v_val||' AND TO_CHAR(IND_OH.ORDER_NUMBER) = IND_RCTA.CT_REFERENCE';
v_val := v_val||' AND IND_OTT.TRANSACTION_TYPE_ID = IND_OH.ORDER_TYPE_ID';
--v_val := v_val||' AND ARC.Arc0463_Get_Remng_Amt(APS.TRX_NUMBER,'||''''|| P_GL_DATE||''''||','||'APS.INVOICE_CURRENCY_CODE) <> 0';
v_val := v_val||' AND IND_OTT.NAME IN ('||'''D0M RC Imported Sale'''||','||'''D0M RC Indigenous Sale'''||')';
v_val := v_val||' AND GCC.CODE_COMBINATION_ID = CTLA.CODE_COMBINATION_ID';
v_val := v_val||' AND GCC.SEGMENT1 = '|| ''''||P_BC_CODE||'''';
v_val := v_val||' AND HL.COUNTRY = FTL.TERRITORY_CODE';
v_val := v_val||' AND FTL.LANGUAGE = USERENV('||'''LANG'''||')';
v_cursor1 := dbms_sql.open_cursor;
dbms_sql.parse(v_cursor1,v_val,DBMS_SQL.NATIVE);
v_returncode := dbms_sql.execute(v_cursor1);
dbms_sql.close_cursor(v_cursor1);
COMMIT;
EXCEPTION
WHEN DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX THEN
NULL;
WHEN OTHERS THEN
COMMIT;
FND_FILE.PUT_LINE(FND_FILE.OUTPUT, 'IN WHEN OTHERS THEN OF INSERT INTO ARC.ARC_CRC_PRC_INVC'||SQLCODE || ' - ' || SQLERRM);
-- dbms_output.put_line(sqlcode||sqlerrm);
END Arc_Insert_Data;
END Arc0471_Pending_Crc_Prc_Pkg;in above procdure APS.TRX_DATE having the format like this..23/3/2006. in Backend this procedure is working fine ..in toad(version 8.0.0.47). database is 9.0.
but in oracle apps it is giving error like "literal does not match format string".
please give me the solution...
Thanks in ADv...Hi,
It is the Date Data type...There's your problem then; NEVER, EVER, EVER to_date a date!! As you have discovered, it leads to problems when your code is run on different clients due to the different NLS settings they may have. You've been lucky, in other words, that your code has been working at all!
What to_dating a date does is this:
to_date(to_char(date_value, <format in NLS_DATE_FORMAT parameter>), <format in NLS_DATE_FORMAT parameter>) You've been lucky because your NLS_DATE_FORMAT has the same format as the data, on your client. On the database, however, it is clearly different.
Simply remove the to_date from your already-a-date value, and you should find that it works fine. -
DateValidator, Configuration error: Incorrect formatting string
Hi guys,
I am struggling with a DateValidator issue, I hope someone can help me
Here is the parts of code needed to check what's wrong:
public const DATE_FORMAT:String = "DD/MMMM/YYYY";
<mx:DateFormatter id="dateFormatter" formatString="{DATE_FORMAT}" />
<mx:DateValidator
id="firstDateValidator" inputFormat="{DATE_FORMAT}" required="true"
source="{firstDate}" property="text" />
<mx:DateFiel id="firstDate" labelFunction="doLabel" />
private function doLabel(item:Date):String
return dateFormatter.format(item);
I need to format and validate the following example: 13/January/2011
When I use DATE_FORMAT = "DD/MM/YYYY", I have no problem to format and validate the Datefield, I have 13/01/2011.
But when I use DATE_FORMAT = "DD/MMMM/YYYY", I have the following error message with the validator (the formatter is working well):
Configuration error: Incorrect formatting string.
Thank you very much for your help.Standard Flex validator out of the box is very fragile when it comes to validate "non-standard" date formats. You should extend this DateValidator with your own version like I do, that re-implements "format" function call and rewrites private function "validateFormatString" from the the scratch.
Here is the my implementation of this function:
private static function validateFormatString(validator : DateRangeValidator,
separatorSign : String,
formatPartsArray : Array,
baseField : String) : ValidationResult {
var formatPartsValidationObject : Object = {dayValid : false,
monthValid : false,
yearValid : false};
var formatsLength : int = formatPartsArray.length;
var mask:String;
for (var i : int = 0; i < formatsLength; i++) {
mask = formatPartsArray[i];
switch (mask) {
case "M" :
case "MM" :
case "MMM" :
case "MMMM" :
formatPartsValidationObject.monthValid = true;
break;
case "YY" :
case "YYYY" :
formatPartsValidationObject.yearValid = true;
break;
case "D" :
case "DD" :
formatPartsValidationObject.dayValid = true;
break;
if (formatPartsValidationObject.monthValid &&
formatPartsValidationObject.dayValid &&
formatPartsValidationObject.yearValid) {
return null; // Passes format validation
} else {
return new ValidationResult(
true, baseField, "format",
validator.formatError);
formatPartsArray is calculated as follows:
var formatPartsArray : Array = inputFormat.split("/"); -
Parsing formatted String to Int
How can I parse formatted string to Integer ?
I have a formated string like this $900,000 and I need to convert it to 900000 so I could do calculations with it.
I tried something like this
NumberFormat nf = NumberFormat.getIntegerInstance(request.getLocale());
ttlMargin=nf.parse(screenVal);I got this exception
"java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "$1,050,000""I am working on the JSP file that provides
margins,sales etc. I am reading this data off the
screen where it is beeing displayed according to the
accounting practices.
That's why I get it as a formatted string and why I
am trying covert that string to the numberScreen-scraping is a problematic, bad design. It sounds like what you really want is to call a web service which returns its results as data that a program can understand (XML, for example), not HTML (which is meant more for humans to read). I know, you probably can't change the design at this point... just food for thought. In the meantime, you'll probably have to manually parse those strings yourself by stripping out the '$' and ',' characters and then use parseInt on the result. -
Hi,
Exchange 2010 MP fails to run Troubleshoot-DatabaseSpace.ps1. Results in a Warning with "Error formatting a string: Format string is not supported". The EventNumber is 402. The Microsoft article it points to is useless at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/749e0eac-ebb2-41e3-8fa2-4a03a1bd3571.aspx
Run ".\Troubleshoot-DatabaseSpace.ps1 -Server MailboxServer.domain.com -MonitoringContext" and works fine.
Any help appreciated.
thanksHi,
Before the newer MP release, we can disable these 4 monitor via override and this should not run the Troubleshoot-DatabaseSpace.ps1 :
KHI: Failed to execute Troubleshoot-DatabaseSpace.ps1.
KHI: The database copy is low on database volume space and continues to grow. The volume is under 25% free
KHI: The database copy is low on database volume space and continues to grow. The volume has reached error levels under 16% free.
KHI: The database copy is low on database volume space and continues to grow. The volume has reached critical levels 8% free.
Alex Zhao
TechNet Community Support -
How to get the system date format string?
Hello, everybody!
I want to create a MaskFormatter with a mask for dates. So, I could suply as the constructor parameter: "##/##/####'. However, what if the year comes first in the current system date format settings, or the month is in the second place or in the first?... So, I can't just suppose that the current locale format for dates is like the one above. So, my question is: is there a way to get the SYSTEM DATE FORMAT STRING in Java? Searching in google I saw that this was already asked in this forum:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=301034&messageID=1193794
but there was no effective answer. Does someone already know how to get this?
Thank you.
MarcosHi, not sure, but
import java.text.*;
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat();
System.out.println(sdf.toPattern());
will output something like dd/MM/yy HH:mm
hthThank you very much. It worked. -
Error: ORA-01861: literal does not match format string
Hi,
I am doing a RFC-XI-JDBC scenario.
In the CC monitoring , i am getting this error for the reciver CC:
"Error while parsing or executing XML-SQL document: Error processing request in sax parser: Error when executing statement for table/stored proc. "TableNAMe"(structure 'STATEMENTNAME'): java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01861: literal does not match format string "
Please guide me what can be the cause and how to solve it.
Thanks,
PuneetThis is how my payload looks like :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns1:MT_JDBC_REC xmlns:ns1="https:namespace.scene3">
<STATEMENTNAME>
<TABLE_NAME action="INSERT">
<TABLE>ggclgis</TABLE>
<access>
<VALVE_ID>12584</VALVE_ID>
<EQUNR>122</EQUNR>
<ERNAM>12122</ERNAM>
<INVNR>1212</INVNR>
<GROES>1212</GROES>
<ELIEF>123</ELIEF>
<GWLEN>21-jul-2008</GWLEN>
<GWLDT>12-jun-2006</GWLDT>
<SERGE>wqwqw</SERGE>
<TYPBZ>wqwqwq</TYPBZ>
</access>
</TABLE_NAME>
</STATEMENTNAME>
</ns1:MT_JDBC_REC>
Please tell me if it looks fine. -
Hi All,
I have a string field that is formatted in XML format. What I want to be able to do is pull a specific element from the xml formatted string.
Example string:
<customer><name>john</name><id>25636</id></customer>
I want to retreive just the id number of 25636 from this string.
I would I go about accomplishing this?
Thank you in advance,I fixed it on my own.
Here' s my answer for others that may need it:
if(instr({field.xmlstring},'</id>') - instr({field.xmlstring},'<id>') = 7)then
mid(totext({field.xmlstring}),instr({field.xmlstring},'<id>')+4,3)
else if(instr({field.xmlstring},'</id>') - instr({field.xmlstring},'<id>') = 8)then
mid(totext({field.xmlstring}),instr({field.xmlstring},'<id>')+4,4)
else if(instr({field.xmlstring},'</id>') - instr({field.xmlstring},'<id>') = 9)then
mid(totext({field.xmlstring}),instr({field.xmlstring},'<id>')+4,5)
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