Regarding the Query Creation Date

Dear All,
How Can I find the creation date of querries which I have done in query designer. Is there any Infoobject keeping track of this data (SAP DEFINED). Pls post msg as soon as possible.

Welcome on SDN!!
In Bex analizer, open the query in modify mode, than choose properties and you will find creation date.
Hope it helps.
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How can I change the file creation date?

I recently downloaded more than 1,000 photos from my vacation. I'm preparing to burn DVDs for a friend, and I noticed that when I copy the photos to the desktop, they don't all have the same date. I have read a couple of discussions here about the difference between photo creation date and file creation date, and I understand the difference. But something seems odd to me.
For purposes of illustration, let's take two photos: "A" was taken with the camera in the landscape position (how one normally holds a point-and-shoot); "B" was taken with the camera held in the portrait position (rotated 90 degrees). The photos were taken on April 24, about three minutes apart, but not imported into iPhoto until May 19.
In iPhoto, both files show the actual creation date. Yay!
The problem is with the files after having been copied to the desktop.
When copied to the desktop, the info panel for photo "A" shows April 24 for both the "created" and "modified" dates. Photo "B," however, shows May 19 for the "created" and "modified" dates.
Apparently, when the "B-style" photos were imported into iPhoto, the app automatically rotated them so that they are viewed correctly (without having to turn your head sideways). This is a very nice feature, but the result is that the file date changes.
Is there any way to change this? I want the DVD to show the date the photo was created, not imported to iPhoto. Picky, I know … but I'm like that.

Apparently, when the "B-style" photos were imported into iPhoto, the app automatically rotated them so that they are viewed correctly (without having to turn your head sideways). This is a very nice feature, but the result is that the file date changes.
Correct. Your camera has an Auto-Rotate feature. However, the camera does not actually rotate any pixels in the file, but instead flags it with an instruction: "Display me this way". This is a tag in the Exif metadata. When you import a file with this tag iPhoto creates a modified version. It does this because most of the apps that integrate with it - email clients, word processors etc - simply don't understand this Exif tag. So if you used the shot in a word processing doc, uploaded it to many Web site etc, the shot would come out sideways.
iPhoto has nothing to say about File dates. There are various file utilities that will edit the dates on Files
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/11143/a-better-finder-attributes
for instance. But there are otheers, search on MacUpdate
Regards
TD

I need to pass a query in form of string to DBMS_XMLQUERY.GETXML package...the parameters to the query are date and varchar ..please help me..

I need to pass a query in form of string to DBMS_XMLQUERY.GETXML package...the parameters to the query are date and varchar ..please help me build the string .Below is the query and the out put. ( the string is building fine except the parameters are with out quotes)
here is the procedure
create or replace
procedure temp(
    P_MTR_ID VARCHAR2,
    P_FROM_DATE    IN DATE ,
    P_THROUGH_DATE IN DATE ) AS
    L_XML CLOB;
    l_query VARCHAR2(2000);
BEGIN
l_query:= 'SELECT
    a.s_datetime DATETIME,
    a.downdate Ending_date,
    a.downtime Ending_time,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(a.downusage,3),''9999999.000'') kWh_Usage,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(a.downcost,2),''$9,999,999.00'') kWh_cost,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(B.DOWNUSAGE,3),''9999999.000'') KVARH
FROM
    (SELECT s_datetime + .000011574 s_datetime,
      TO_CHAR(S_DATETIME ,''mm/dd/yyyy'') DOWNDATE,
      DECODE(TO_CHAR(s_datetime+.000011574 ,''hh24:'
      ||'mi''), ''00:'
      ||'00'',''24:'
      ||'00'', TO_CHAR(s_datetime+.000011574,''hh24:'
      ||'mi'')) downtime,
      s_usage downusage,
      s_cost downcost
    FROM summary_qtrhour
    WHERE s_mtrid = '
    ||P_MTR_ID||
   ' AND s_mtrch   = ''1''
    AND s_datetime BETWEEN TO_DATE('
    ||P_FROM_DATE||
    ',''DD-MON-YY'') AND (TO_DATE('
    ||P_THROUGH_DATE||
    ',''DD-MON-YY'') + 1)
    ) a,
    (SELECT s_datetime + .000011574 s_datetime,
      s_usage downusage
    FROM summary_qtrhour
    WHERE s_mtrid = '
    ||P_MTR_ID||
    ' AND s_mtrch   = ''2''
    AND s_datetime BETWEEN TO_DATE('
    ||P_FROM_DATE||
    ',''DD-MON-YY'') AND (TO_DATE('
    ||P_THROUGH_DATE||
    ','' DD-MON-YY'') + 1)
    ) B
where a.S_DATETIME = B.S_DATETIME(+)';
SELECT DBMS_XMLQUERY.GETXML('L_QUERY') INTO L_XML   FROM DUAL;
INSERT INTO NK VALUES (L_XML);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('L_QUERY IS :'||L_QUERY);
END;
OUTPUT parameters are in bold (the issue is they are coming without single quotes otherwise th equery is fine
L_QUERY IS :SELECT
    a.s_datetime DATETIME,
    a.downdate Ending_date,
    a.downtime Ending_time,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(a.downusage,3),'9999999.000') kWh_Usage,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(a.downcost,2),'$9,999,999.00') kWh_cost,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(B.DOWNUSAGE,3),'9999999.000') KVARH
FROM
    (SELECT s_datetime + .000011574 s_datetime,
      TO_CHAR(S_DATETIME ,'mm/dd/yyyy') DOWNDATE,
      DECODE(TO_CHAR(s_datetime+.000011574 ,'hh24:mi'), '00:00','24:00', TO_CHAR(s_datetime+.000011574,'hh24:mi')) downtime,
      s_usage downusage,
      s_cost downcost
    FROM summary_qtrhour
    WHERE s_mtrid = N3165 AND s_mtrch   = '1'
    AND s_datetime BETWEEN TO_DATE(01-JAN-13,'DD-MON-YY') AND (TO_DATE(31-JAN-13,'DD-MON-YY') + 1)
    ) a,
    (SELECT s_datetime + .000011574 s_datetime,
      s_usage downusage
    FROM summary_qtrhour
    WHERE s_mtrid = N3165 AND s_mtrch   = '2'
    AND s_datetime BETWEEN TO_DATE(01-JAN-13,'DD-MON-YY') AND (TO_DATE(31-JAN-13,' DD-MON-YY') + 1)
    ) B
where a.S_DATETIME = B.S_DATETIME(+)

The correct way to handle this is to use bind variables.
And use DBMS_XMLGEN instead of DBMS_XMLQUERY :
create or replace procedure temp (
p_mtr_id       in varchar2
, p_from_date    in date
, p_through_date in date
is
l_xml   CLOB;
l_query VARCHAR2(2000);
l_ctx   dbms_xmlgen.ctxHandle;
begin
l_query:= 'SELECT
    a.s_datetime DATETIME,
    a.downdate Ending_date,
    a.downtime Ending_time,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(a.downusage,3),''9999999.000'') kWh_Usage,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(a.downcost,2),''$9,999,999.00'') kWh_cost,
    TO_CHAR(ROUND(B.DOWNUSAGE,3),''9999999.000'') KVARH
FROM
    (SELECT s_datetime + .000011574 s_datetime,
      TO_CHAR(S_DATETIME ,''mm/dd/yyyy'') DOWNDATE,
      DECODE(TO_CHAR(s_datetime+.000011574 ,''hh24:'
      ||'mi''), ''00:'
      ||'00'',''24:'
      ||'00'', TO_CHAR(s_datetime+.000011574,''hh24:'
      ||'mi'')) downtime,
      s_usage downusage,
      s_cost downcost
    FROM summary_qtrhour
    WHERE s_mtrid = :P_MTR_ID
    AND s_mtrch   = ''1''
    AND s_datetime BETWEEN TO_DATE(:P_FROM_DATE,''DD-MON-YY'')
                       AND (TO_DATE(:P_THROUGH_DATE,''DD-MON-YY'') + 1)
    ) a,
    (SELECT s_datetime + .000011574 s_datetime,
      s_usage downusage
    FROM summary_qtrhour
    WHERE s_mtrid = :P_MTR_ID
    AND s_mtrch   = ''2''
    AND s_datetime BETWEEN TO_DATE(:P_FROM_DATE,''DD-MON-YY'')
                       AND (TO_DATE(:P_THROUGH_DATE,'' DD-MON-YY'') + 1)
    ) B
where a.S_DATETIME = B.S_DATETIME(+)';
l_ctx := dbms_xmlgen.newContext(l_query);
dbms_xmlgen.setBindValue(l_ctx, 'P_MTR_ID', p_mtr_id);
dbms_xmlgen.setBindValue(l_ctx, 'P_FROM_DATE', to_char(p_from_date, 'DD-MON-YY'));
dbms_xmlgen.setBindValue(l_ctx, 'P_THROUGH_DATE', to_char(p_through_date, 'DD-MON-YY'));
l_xml := dbms_xmlgen.getXML(l_ctx);
dbms_xmlgen.closeContext(l_ctx);
insert into nk values (l_xml);
end;

IPhoto changes the original creation date to 12/31/1969

Hi folks, this is a problem I have been trying to resolve for a very long time.
I have a large collection of pictures that I took with a Palm Zire 71 and Zire 72 going back to 2003. Every time I import the files with iPhoto (File > Import to Library), iPhoto changes the original creation dates of the jpgs to 12/31/1969. I have tried many different things... most recently I burned the files to a CD, confirmed that the original creation dates were still in tact, and tried importing with iPhoto right from the CD. I got the same result... all photos with the date 12/31/1969. All photos completely disorganized because of Palm's less than great file naming structure. I need to keep the creation dates intact for the iPhoto books I want to make with them, so changing the file names won't work as a solution. Even changing the files names to the creation dates plus a counter would be very difficult because it is over 1500 pictures. Does anyone else know of this problem and perhaps have a solution for it? Thanks!

Thank you for the suggestion TD. But the Batch doesn't help in this case because so many of the photos were created on different days. I would still have to manually go into each of the creation dates and change them back to the original.
That's just not feasible for 1500 files. iPhoto shouldn't be stripping the files of the creation dates at import to begin with. I'm hoping to find a way to get the import process to work properly for these files. The weird thing is that iPhoto doesn't seem to do this to files create on a more typical point and shoot camera,
but only on these Palm files.

Get the file creation date

hi friends..
i searched many forums to get file creation date
i didnt get the solution but i found one program which execute
dos command and gets the output of that.
so using that program i developed a program to get the file creation Date & Time also
//getCreationDate.java
import java.io.*;
import java.lang.*;
public class getCreationDate {
public static void main (String args[]){
try {
     // get runtime environment and execute child process
     Runtime systemShell = Runtime.getRuntime();
      BufferedReader br1=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
      System.out.println("Enter filename: ");
      String fname=(String)br1.readLine();
     Process output = systemShell.exec("cmd /c dir "+fname);
       // open reader to get output from process
     BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader(output.getInputStream()));
     String out="";
      String line = null;
      int step=1;
      while((line = br.readLine()) != null )
            if(step==6)
           out=line;
            step++;
            }          // display process output
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      out=out.replaceAll(" ","");
      System.out.println("CreationDate: "+out.substring(0,10));
      System.out.println("CreationTime: "+out.substring(10,16)+"m");
      catch(StringIndexOutOfBoundsException se)
           System.out.println("File not found");
   catch (IOException ioe){ System.err.println(ioe); }
   catch (Throwable t) { t.printStackTrace();}
}

Following line should be modified to make it work on all platforms:
Process output = systemShell.exec("cmd /c dir "+fname);

How can I get the File Creation Date OR Last modification date of the incoming file in my message?

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Yes,
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It is necessary to realize the ability to sort the entries in the "Notes": creation date, modification date, by name

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"actual original creation date must have been changed. I don't believe there is anything to fix it"
You can change the creation date using Terminal application:
touch -t YYYYmmDDhhSS /path/to/file
IE:
touch -t 200001010101 ~/Untitled\ 2013-10-11\ at\ 8.15.04\ PM.png
This produces (from the screenshot I just took):
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As to why this is occuring, what is the creation date showing....//1969?

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