Oracle 10g - Convert decimal to HH:MM

Hi
How can I convert a decimal to Hours:Minutes format eg. 2.75 to 2 Hours and 45 Minutes
Thanks in advance

or perhaps
SQL> SELECT TRUNC(2.75) || 'hrs:' ||
       SUBSTR(numtodsinterval(2.75, 'HOUR'), 15,2) || 'mins:' ||
       SUBSTR(numtodsinterval(2.75, 'HOUR'), 18,2) || 'secs' FROM dual
TRUNC(2.75)||'HRS:
2hrs:45mins:00secs
1 row selected.
SQL> SELECT TRUNC(129.657) || 'hrs:' ||
       SUBSTR(numtodsinterval(129.657, 'HOUR'), 15,2) || 'mins:' ||
       SUBSTR(numtodsinterval(129.657, 'HOUR'), 18,2) || 'secs' FROM dual
TRUNC(129.657)||'HRS
129hrs:39mins:25secs
1 row selected.Or maybe better
SQL> SELECT TRUNC(2.75) || 'hrs:' ||
       extract (minute from numtodsinterval(2.75, 'HOUR' )) || 'mins:' ||
       extract (second from numtodsinterval(2.75, 'HOUR')) || 'secs'
FROM dual
TRUNC(2.75)||'HRS:'||EXTRACT(MINUTEFROMNUMTODSINTERVAL(2.75,'HOUR'))||'MINS:'||E
2hrs:45mins:0secs
1 row selected.
SQL> SELECT TRUNC(129.657) || 'hrs:' ||
       extract (minute from numtodsinterval(129.657, 'HOUR' )) || 'mins:' ||
       extract (second from numtodsinterval(129.657, 'HOUR')) || 'secs'
FROM dual
TRUNC(129.657)||'HRS:'||EXTRACT(MINUTEFROMNUMTODSINTERVAL(129.657,'HOUR'))||'MIN
129hrs:39mins:25,2secs
1 row selected.Regards
Peter
Edited by: Peter on Mar 2, 2009 12:52 AM

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Thank you very much for your Reply.
Sorry that I couldn't write earlier.
--Does this stop your Oracle Model from being converted?
The conversion process completes with a few errors that I'm going to fix by hand.
--Is there anymore to the Exception ?
Concerning the Details button: When I click Details it only shows the same exception Message as posted above. Unfortunatly no stacktrace. But maybe there is some kind of logfile outside the IDE which I am not aware of yet, since I am rather new to working with sql developer. If you could point me to the stacktrace I will be happy to post it here.
--Can you skim through some of your converted procedures to see if anything stands out
I did as you suggested. There was a strange behaviour in a Procedure where there was a construct like N'<somestring>' in the original Transact SQL. Somehow every SQL statement that follows is recognized as a String, hence the code is not compiling at all.
There are also some Prcedures which exit with the message: "unexpected end of Subtree"
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Convert Window Oracle 10g to Linux Oracle 11g

HI Experts
My current version is Oracle 10g on Window and i want to convert on Oracle 11g on Linux.
What will be the best way to convert it ? can possible to direct convert
or i need to be database migration from window Oracle 10g to Linux Oracle 10g and then covert from Linux Oracle 10g to Linux Oracle 11g.
If the direct conversion is possible then please let me know the way or if u have document then please share it.
I searched lot but i didn't get anything.....
Thanks in advance

What is the expected downtime duration ?
What is the database size ?
For a "small" database with no downtime constraint you could use Data Pump to move data.
For a "large" database with minimum downtime you could use Oracle Streams (with Enterprise Edition) or Golden Gate (separate product: needs new licensing).
You can find detailed migration/upgrade recommendations and scenarios on OTN database upgrade page:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/products/upgrade/index.html
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Convert dedicated server to shared server in oracle 10g

Dear,
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Refer to Oracle Documentation :
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http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/network.102/b14212/plan.htm#sthref570
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/network.102/b14212/dispatcher.htm#i453786
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Rajesh

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While trying to insert a numeric value into a decimal column, I get this error. Hitherto, my update statements used to look fine.
Can anyone let me know if this enforcement is specific to Oracla 10g? I am running :
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
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Table created.
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Table altered.
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insert into tutu values (' ', 'NoWork')
ERROR at line 1:
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1 row created.
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1 row created.
SQL> insert into tutu values (1,'NonDefault');
1 row created.
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           NullValue
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SQL> Nicolas.
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SQL SERVER 2005 to Oracle 10g r 2

Hi all,
I'm getting an "error" when I'm trying to convert a sql server 2005 database to a oracle 10g database.
It seems to be right in te convert step:
Copying Model: 1
Transforming identifiers: 1
Transformation Result: 16
Transformed successfully: 1
but there is no converted model and no log registries.
the migrations user roles and privileges are:
GRANT CONNECT, RESOURCE, DBA,
ALTER ANY TRIGGER, CREATE ROLE, CREATE SESSION, CREATE USER, CREATE VIEW, CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM
TO migrations WITH ADMIN OPTION;
GRANT ALTER ANY ROLE, ALTER ANY SEQUENCE, ALTER ANY TABLE, ALTER TABLESPACE,
COMMENT ANY TABLE, CREATE ANY SEQUENCE, CREATE ANY TABLE,
CREATE ANY TRIGGER, CREATE TABLESPACE, DROP ANY
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ROLE, GRANT ANY ROLE, INSERT ANY TABLE, SELECT ANY TABLE, UPDATE ANY TABLE TO
migrations;
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Manual,
Do you see the same problem if you try the migration in stages ?
Could you -
- click on the SQL*Server database to be migrated and choose 'Capture Microsoft SQL*Server'
- does that complete successfully ?
- if right click on the captured model and choose 'Show log messages' is anything displayed ?
- if the capture is okay, then right click and choose 'Convert to Oracle Model'
- does this create a converted model ? If you right click and choose 'Show log messages' is anything displayed ?
if you still have problems could you try deleting the migration repository then creating a new one ?
Regards,
Mike

Differences between Oracle 10G Client ODBC from 10.1.x to 10.2.x (datatype)

What differences where implemented to Oracle 10G Clients ODBC connectivity drivers between 10G Release 1 and Release 2 concerning datatypes?
I have an application that performs a qualified read returning a group of records (this is successful) and then performs a delete on each record read. No errors occur on completion of the application. When using release 1, the records are physically removed. Using release 2 a portion of the same group of records are not removed. The key for the table is a numeric field with six decimal places (not my design). My applications C code defines the field as a DOUBLE.

I certainly agree that something changed. The question is whether it was a change in function or not. With a lot of these sorts of errors, tracking down the "source" of the error involves finding a change in a piece of code that allowed what was always possible to actually occur. That is, you may have two pieces of code that are functionally identical but that end up allowing the sorts of "round off" errors that are always possible when using doubles. The driver might, for example, now be going down a code path where it shifts a number to the right or left rather than dividing or multiplying by 2, which may make this sort of thing more likely. Functionally, given that doubles don't guarantee infinite precision, these operations are identical, but one may be significantly more likely to cause problems.
Is your application using the ODBC API directly? Or is it going through a higher-level API? If you are going through ODBC directly, you might look to see whether the data types that are being returned by the driver to your code are the same across driver versions.
Justin

Oracle 11g- Straing behaviour of query after importing from Oracle 10g

Hi,
I have a table in Oracle 10g as follows:
Create Table xyz (col1 varchar2(50), col2 varchar2(50));
With following Data
Col1     Col2
A     320
A     110
A     290
A     380
B     ABC
B     256
B     LMN
I am running following Query
select * from xyz
Where Col1='A' and Col2=110
It works fine. But when I export this table and import it in Oracle 11g. It says invlid identifier.
But if I enclose 110 in single quotes. It works fine.
Also If I recreate this table in Oracle 11g like
Create table xyz1
as select * from xyz;
Now alos I am able to run this query smoothly.
select * from xyz1
Where Col1='A' and Col2=110
What is wrong exporting this table from 10g to 11g.
Any comments/suggestion??
Aarbi

The check in your where clause
Col2=110Is comparing a string (Col2 is defined as a VARCHAR) with a numeric literal, so there will be an implicit conversion taking place from character to number. The query then fails due to the B LMN row when 'LMN' fails number conversion.
I'm guessing there was there an index on the table in your 10g installation which would allow the query to be satisfied without checking the B ABC or B LMN rows but is not present or not used in the 11g installation so a full table scan results in an attempt to convert 'ABC' and 'LMN' to a number. Check the explain plans.
Or it could even just be a difference in the order in which the two conditions in the where clause are evaulated between the two versions.
The solution, as you have already found is to do a string comparision
Col2='110'Edited by: Cyn on Dec 7, 2009 12:38 PM

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