Numeric out of range

Dear All
I'm new to DS and am trying out the tutorials in the pdf xi3_ds_tutorial_en.
I'm facing an error while doing the tutorial for loading a flat file into BO data store. (SalesOrg)
The error ("numeric value out of range") happens when I try to import data into a datetime field.
When the datetime field isn't mapped, data gets imported correctly.
What is the reason for this error? My back-end is SQL and I'm using the default datetime field only.
Regards
Deepika

Swarna,
as I tried this yesterday, I cannot really see what should be wrong with your design. What I would suggest is to create another file format where you configure everything again - by the book - and try that as a source.
I had in rare cases issues with saving which were sometimes resolved by closing/reopening the project or just creating the same thing all over again and discarding the old one. The template/target table should be automatically created by Data Services and with SQL Server I did not see any issues that date/datetime was not created properly.

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Enumerated Out-Of-Range Detection

I'd like to solicit opinions and ideas on a LabVIEW technical issue. The objective is to have a subvi detect when it receives an out of range value on an input that is an enumerated type control. Of course one way is to change the enumerated type so that the first and last items are named Underrange and Overrange, and handle these cases. But I am looking for a way to do it without adding items to the enumerated type. The attached LLB illustrates what I am trying to do. If the Numeric input on the top level VI is set to a value of 22, the subVI runs with a value of 16. Note that the subVI has a property for Out of Range Action that is set to Ignore, but the value is still coerced.
The LLB is in LabVIEW 7.1. In LabVIEW 8.2 the behavior is different. There is apparently a bug in LabVIEW 8.2 that allows the Number of Items to change if an overrange value is input.
Allen
Attachments:
Enumeration Range Demo.llb ‏41 KB

There is no built-in elegant method since the numeric->enum coercion is something that obviously happens automatically. If you provide a subVI that has an enum input you have no way of knowing that somebody wired an integer to that input unless you use the "Underrange" and "Overrange" enum values to deal with that situation. From your subVI's perspective all that you see in your subVI is the enum. There's no way for you to know that the enum value was chosen that way because somebody wired a constant of, say, -1 to your subVI's enum input. The programmer could just as well have had a number/string->enum conversion routine that actually chose those enum values.
The real question is whether or not you should be providing an "Underrange" or "Overrange" enum value. That depends on how your subVI gets used. Normally I don't create such values, and I would suspect most programmers also do not. The only time I do it is when I know the subVI is used in situations where the value would likely be coming from an integer or a string value like, when it gets read from a file. In the latter example I use a string->enum conversion VI, but I make sure that the enum has an "undefined" value in the case when I get an empty string or an incorrect string.
As a side note and follow-up to my previous message, it's interesting to note that even though the "Out of Range" action can be set for an enum via a property node, that section does not exist on the property page for the enum (and sensibly so). Perhaps that property shouldn't even be selectable for an enum.

Handling Out-of-Range and Overflow

How to deal with Out-of-Range and Overflow?
Suppose I have a SQL table with one column of datatype “tinyint”.
tinyint’s range is 0-255.
Table:
create table xyz
( userid tinyint not null auto_increment,
After inserting 256 rows, we cannot insert another row .
When MySQL stores a value in a numeric column that is outside the permissible range of the column data type, MySQL rejects the out-of-range value with an error, and the insert fails.
How to deal with this situation ?
Obviously we can use some data type with very big range for e.g. bigint .. but still every data type got some maximum limit. So, there must be a way through which we can deal with this situation.

It appears that you are referring to MySQL, not Oracle. If you have a MySQL-specific question, you most likely want to post the question in the MySQL forum.
In general, though, what does it mean to you to "handle" the error? The insert throws an exception, your code can catch the exception. It can log the exception. It could, potentially, re-try the insert with a different numeric value that does not cause the failure. Is that what you mean by "handle"?
When you're designing the data model, you need to pick data types whose ranges are large enough to accommodate the data you will ultimately insert. If you want to be able to store values larger than 256, you would need to choose a data type for the column that can handle numbers that large. That means that when you are creating the data model, you need to know, realistically, how many rows each table will have and what the maximum value in any particular column will be. And you need to set the data types appropriately.
Justin

Detecting if an int is out of range

Googling the issue seems to result in a lot of discussion; but as far as I can see there's no working code to detect if an input is outside of the MIN and MAX ranges.
Is there anyway of doing this? Thanks in advance!

simon33 wrote:
The input in my application happens to be a string. It's then converted to an int (if numerical) and I wish to then check it against the min and max value.The process of "converting to an int" (via Integer.parseInt(), I presume) will fail if the value is out of range, so there is no need for a secondary check. Example:public class Foo {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String number = "123456789123456789";
        try {
            Integer.parseInt(number);
            throw new RuntimeException("Shouldn't reach this line!");
        } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
            System.out.println("Test passed!");
            e.printStackTrace();
}~

Working with out of range symbols

Our data set contains measurement data in a CSV file which we are importing to SQL Server using SSIS with the majority of data types being float.
Sometimes our data set can receive an out of range symbol for some of the fields (i.e. ##### or >>>>>).
What is the best way to deal with this? Does this mean my table design will have to contain all varchar types? Ideally, we would prefer to use appropriate types.
I have thought of setting a flag (i.e. 0 or -1) when this symbol appears and when querying data for analysis or presentation we could use this flag to identify fields has having this out of range value.
However, some of the data set fields may contain a 0 or -1 value so this is not suitable.
All advice appreciated.

The out of range value could indicate a fault or failure in measurement equipment and therefore it is important to know if this value exists.
Again, you will need to define what this actually means. You need to know that a bad value was received (and I'll mention that there are likely other pieces of information that go with a particular reading such as date/time of reading, source, etc.
which you did not mention and that might affect the goal). In what context do you need to know? During import? Whenever you review or calculate something? You may find that you need different approaches for different measures - often
a "generic" discussion is not particularly useful exercise. By far, storing NULL for such a value is the easiest thing to do since it does not require a datatype change. Which leads back to the assumption I mentioned.
which will never exist in the data set?? (i.e. -9999).
This approach will almost always eventually fail. OK, maybe a bit of an overstatement. It also requires a consistent approach to interpreting the data - something that is not easily controlled and (no offense) rarely documented. You also
seem to be under the common misconception that everything must be stored in the same table; an alternative is to store your "bad" values separately. Another option is to simply add another column to your table (or a child table) to "flag"
bad measurements.
Lastly, "I need a way of identifying if this value appeared before presenting the data" may be something that is well defined in your mind but it is not yet something that anyone else can evaluate. You also ask about "best way".
Such a measure is in the eye of the consumer of this information. Sometimes "easy" is the better goal. The volume of measurements is also a factor that weighs on "best". The ratio of good to bad measurements can be a factor
as well. Be skeptical of any suggestion except this one: try a couple of different approaches and conduct your own evaluation.
IMO, changing the datatype to string will only lead to unnecessary risk, frustration, and poor performance. And curses - someone will eventually curse the use of strings to store numeric values. And somehow an unexpected value will be stored that is
neither a numeric value nor a "known" bad value - leading to head scratching and gnashing of teeth and perhaps some late nights.

Asus vh232h out of range, Mac mini thunderbolt to vga

Hey guys,
Pretty much what the title says.....
Mac mini
Asus vh232h (VGA only, no dvi socket)
Thunderbolt to VGA adapter
VGA cable (I've tried several)
(Benq monitor running fine on the hdmi port)
In short, if I use a VGA cable under 1.8m, there's no problem.
If I use a cable of 3m in length, or two x 1.8m cables, I get a "Out of range" message on the monitor.
(My office is shared space, so I need the Mac mini to be inside a lockable cupboard. That means I need a cable longer than 1.8m)
FYI, I don't seem to be able to set the asus monitor resolution in Mac settings (not sure if it can be done when monitor is 'out of range', but I can see the Asus in Display settings, Arrangement. It looks about half the width and height of the benq.
Is a monitor supposed to connect successfully over a 3 m cable?
Will a thunderbolt to dvi adapter work? (Would have to buy new monitor)
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Darren

Bought a new benq 24" monitor, moshi mini display port to hdmi adapter, and 5m hdmi cable.
Sorted.
Must be an issue with apple mdp to VGA adapter when using VGA cables over 1.8m long.

Macs Won't Forget Refresh Rate - LCD Refresh Out of Range

I have a new Viewsonic LCD for an old G4. I had to use an ADC to DVI adapter.
The first time I booted up my Mac, the monitor worked fine. I went into the Display Preferences and, like an idiot, I selected 90 hz because, like an idiot, I thought 90 hz was better than 60 hz.
My screen went black and the monitor said "Frequency out of range", etc. I have talked to AppleCare and I have tried everything and nothing I do gets this Mac to revert to 60 hz at 1280 x 1024.
Tried zapping PRAM, didn't work.
Tried booting into Safe Mode and selecting another resolution. I do that, reboot, it reboots in that lower resolution. I select 1280 x 1024 and my screen goes black because it's going into that 90 hz.
Created another account, didn't work.
I plugged in my old CRT into the VGA port. I was able to select 1280 x 1024 at 60 hz. Turned off the Mac. Plugged in the LCD. Turned the Mac back on and it went black.
It does this when you log in. The actual bootup is in 1280 x 1024 60 hz. I get the login screen fine. It's when I log in, into any account, it goes back to that 90 hz mode.
In Windows, if you select a resolution or refresh rate, a dialog comes up asking you if this mode is OK and if after 15 seconds you don't click on anything, it reverts back to the original resolution. Apple doesn't want to do that, I guess, because they want me to use their monitors.
Any ideas?
Thanks!

You should probably just trash the preferences file(s). That will give you a fresh start with the Viewsonic. See this thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3308488&#3308488

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