Help in building Toplink query with Date

Hi,
Can any anybody help me on how to build the toplink expression for the date.
We are passing the date object and I'm getting the date as (Eg:"Sat May 31 16:34:35 EDT 2008").
When I passing in like this I'm not able to det the data although I got data in the database.
Expression dateExp = builder.get(testDate").equal("zzzzz.getDate()");
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Basil

Hello Basil,
Can you turn on logging and post the sql that gets generated? Also, what is the database/driver version being used, and what is the database column type for the date? This could be a problem with the precision of the date object being passed in not matching the date objects used in the database. If you read an object by its primary key, is the date infomation populated correctly?
Best Regards,
Chris

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t4.U_PayCat as 'Payroll Category Code',
t5.ContractID as 'Job Center Code',
t6.Segment_0 + isnull( ActSep + t6.Segment_1, '') + isnull(ActSep + t6.Segment_2, '')
+ isnull(ActSep + t6.Segment_3, '') + isnull(ActSep + t6.Segment_4, '')
+ isnull( ActSep + t6.Segment_5, '') + isnull(ActSep + t6.Segment_6, '')
+ isnull(ActSep + t6.Segment_7, '') + isnull(ActSep + t6.Segment_8, '')
+ isnull( ActSep + t6.Segment_9, '') as 'GL Account Code',
t1.quantity as Units,
t1.U_NBS_ITEMCOST/t1.quantity as Rate,
t1.U_NBS_ITEMCOST as Amount,
t0.notes as Comments,
t0.recontact as WorkDate
from dbo.oclg t0
inner join dbo.dln1 t1 on t1.docentry =t0.docentry
inner join dbo.odln t2 on t2.docentry = t1.docentry
inner join dbo.ohem t3 on t3.userid = t0.attenduser
inner join dbo.oitm t4 on t4.itemcode = t1.itemcode
inner join dbo.oscl t5 on t5.callid = t2.U_NBS_S1Link
inner join dbo.OACT t6 on T6.AcctCode = t1.cogsAcct
inner join dbo.oadm t7 on 1=1
WHERE t0.recontact >= '[%0]' AND t0.recontact <= '[%1]'
Thanks for the help,
Aaron

Oracle OCI: Problem in Query with Date field

Client compiled with OCI: 10.2.0.4.0
Server: Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.4.0
The problematic query is:
SELECT CODIGO FROM LOG WHERE TEL = :telnumber AND DATE_PROC = '05-JUL-08'Table description:
SQL>describe LOG;
TEL NOT NULL VARCHAR2(15)
CODIGO NOT NULL VARCHAR2(20)
DATE_PROC NOT NULL DATEAs simple as it might look, when executed directly on the server with SQLPlus, it returns a result, but when executed from the app that uses OCI, this query returns OCI_NO_DATA always. In the beginning, the date value was also a placeholder, but I found out that even giving a literal like '05-JUL-08' didn't work. I have tried the following:
<ul>
<li>I've tried the basics: querying the DB from the client does work. It's this one that gives me trouble</li>
<li>The query: SELECT CODIGO FROM LOG WHERE TEL = :telnumber does work</li>
<li>Executing: ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT="DD-MM-YYYY"; before the query in both the server and the client. Same result: server returns data, client OCI_NO_DATA</li>
<li>Tried changing DATE_PROC format, combining this with the use of TO_DATE(). Same result.</li>
<li>Searched, searched, searched. No answer</li>
</ul>
I'm a bit desperate to find an answer, would appreciate any help and can provide as many further details as needed. Thanks.
Edited by: user12455729 on Jan 15, 2010 5:59 AM. -Formatting-

Hi,
I've recreated your table and populated with your data.
I've run your select using OCILIB on a 10gR2 (client and server) and the codes runs fine and give expected results.
So the problem must resides in your code.... (i don't think it can be a OCI bug)
Here is the ocilib code :
#include "ocilib.h"
int main(void)
    OCI_Connection *cn;
    OCI_Statement *st;
    OCI_Resultset *rs;
    char msisdn[100] = "11223344";
    char datetime[100] = "";
    if (!OCI_Initialize(err_handler, NULL, OCI_ENV_DEFAULT))
        return EXIT_FAILURE;
    cn = OCI_ConnectionCreate("db", "usr", "pwd", OCI_SESSION_DEFAULT);
    st = OCI_StatementCreate(cn);
    OCI_Prepare(st, "SELECT "
                    " CODIGO_BANCO "
                    "FROM "
                    " VTA_LOG "
                    "WHERE "
                    " TELEFONO = :msisdn AND "
                    " FECHA_PROCESO = TO_DATE(:datetime, 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS')");
    OCI_BindString(st, "msisdn", msisdn, sizeof(msisdn)-1);
    OCI_BindString(st, "datetime", datetime, sizeof(datetime)-1);
    strcpy(datetime, "20080705162918");
    OCI_Execute(st);
    rs = OCI_GetResultset(st);
    OCI_FetchNext(rs);
    printf("%s\n", OCI_GetString(rs, 1));
    strcpy(datetime, "20080705062918");
    OCI_Execute(st);
    rs = OCI_GetResultset(st);
    OCI_FetchNext(rs);
    printf("%s\n", OCI_GetString(rs, 1));
    OCI_Cleanup();
    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}Output is :
BancoOne
BancoTwoi recreated your data with
create table VTA_LOG
     TELEFONO          VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL ,
     CODIGO_BANCO     VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL ,
     FECHA_PROCESO     DATE NOT NULL
insert into VTA_LOG values ('11223344', 'BancoOne', to_date('20080705162918', 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS'));
insert into VTA_LOG values ('11223344', 'BancoTwo', to_date('20080705062918', 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS'));
commit;Regards,
Vincent

Query with dates

hi every body
i want to select date from today_date(column) from patients(table)
select today_date from patients where today_date = 17||''||12||80 ;
the problem is that i tried this in sql (example) 17||''||12||80 and it worked
but
when i changed the (12) to (02) refer to (february not december) there was an error
( literal does not match format string) -- error
why that happened
thanks a lot

Hi,
semsem wrote:
i am sorry for u all but non of u got me
i said that i did that in sql because we are in sql forum
but clearly i need that in forms builder , if u know about that It may be clear to you, but if you don't say you're using Forms Builder, why would anyone guess that? If you want help with your problem, then say what your problem is.
i have 3 list items in my form (1,2,3)
1- hold the value for days
2- the value for months
3- for years
and i wanna choose the date from the database from today_date(column) from patients(table) where
today_date = :list1||:list2||list3 In case it's not clear from the earlier replies, the different data types are not all the same. It may matter what kind of data type you're using in any given expression.
What are the data types of :list1, :list2 and :lsit3?
If they are all strings (e.g. VARCHAR2 or CHAR), then this example from my previous message applies:
Frank Kulash wrote:
WHERE      today_date = TO_DATE ( '17' || '02' || '80'
                         , 'DDMMRR'
                    ) but instead of the string literals '17', '02' amd '80', use your variables :lsit1, :lsit2 and :list3. You many want to do this:
WHERE      today_date = TO_DATE ( :list1 || :list2 || :list3
                         , 'DDMMRR'           -- 2-digt years are a very bad idea
                    ) assuming that
:list1 represents the day, :list2 represents the month, and :lsit3 represents the year. A lot of folks would use variable names that mean something, like
:day, :month and :year, or
:target_day, :target_month and :target_year.
If the data type of all 3 variables is NUMBER, then this example from my previous message appplies:
WHERE      today_date = TO_DATE ( TO_CHAR (17, 'FM00') ||
                           TO_CHAR (02, 'FM00') ||
                      TO_CHAR (80, 'FM00')
                         , 'DDMMRR'
                    )Again, you have to use your variables in place of the literals, so you'd do something like:
WHERE      today_date = TO_DATE ( TO_CHAR (:list1, 'FM00') ||
                           TO_CHAR (:list2, 'FM00') ||
                      TO_CHAR (:list3, 'FM00')
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