Time Stamp Conversion program usage

Hi ,
Could you plz give solution for where we can use TIMESTAMP program in SAP R/3 an in SAP BW?
Thanks
Surya.

Hi Surya,
Please refer the below link which should help you.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/60/b03f3ba54511d2a97100a0c9449261/frameset.htm
Regards,
Sharath

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I am using the below code to convert timestamp to date and time , its working fine when i print it with write statement .
But i want to convert and pass the time and date with format to excel sheet , but its it taking again as string not in date time format .
please see the below code .
time_stamp = 20030309043000.
CONVERT TIME STAMP time_stamp TIME ZONE tz
       INTO DATE dat TIME tim.
*WRITE: /(10) dat, (8) tim .
please suggest .

Now that you've converted your time stamp to date (type d) and time (type t), convert them into alphnumeric fields like you want or tell excel what is in that column, since Excel isn't telepathic...and doesn't always know what we sent it....
data: date10(10) type c.
         time8(8) type c.
write dat to date10 mm/dd/yyyy. "converts type d to user's specific date setting (not necessarily mm/dd/yyyy).
concatenate tim(2)
                    tim+2(2)
                    tim+4(2)
   into time8 separated by ':'.
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Time Stamp Conversion

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      I need to convert the following time stamp into date and time. could any one help me how to do this?
Input format:
2008-05-19T01:00:00Z
Convert statement wont work as it has characters in it.
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Hi,
As in above post u use the FM to get your output. Check the below code:
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REPLACE ALL occurrences of '-' in a with space.
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REPLACE ALL occurrences of 'T' in a with space.
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time_stamp = a.
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EXPORTING
    iv_timestamp           = time_stamp
IMPORTING
   O_DATE                 = date
   O_TIME                 = time
EXCEPTIONS
   CONVERSION_ERROR       = 1
   OTHERS                 = 2
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
*         WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.
write : date, time.
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FLOAT TO TIME STAMP CONVERSION

Hi Folks,
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Date Time stamp conversion

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Hi Samuel,
You would need to write a routine for converting.
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Function module required for time stamp conversion into MST

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Please let me know if there is a SAP function module that can convert timestamp from GMT or provided timestamp into MST. I will need to use this function in BW transformation.
Thanks.

Try this one: TZ_GLOBAL_TO_LOCAL.
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Time stamp to number conversion

Hi All,
I notice in Labview 7.0 the 'Get Date/Time to Seconds' and 'Seconds to Date/Time' now output a Time Stamp rather than actual seconds.
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Help to read a table with data source and convert time stamp

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       V_MM      TYPE CHAR02,
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Time stamp to name a TDMS file

Hi:
I am using data from excel files to create a time stamp, after that,my VI creates TDMS files with this data in files with 5000 samples, also I am using time stamp to named the TDMS files, but my problem is that my first file takes the name 180000.000, How can I modify this? because I need my file´s name will be the first data from excel.
I attached my VI and two excel files, the idea is that the first file will be 84327.500 and the second will be 84740.950
Attachments:
test1.xlsx ‏150 KB
test2.xlsx ‏151 KB
testfile.vi ‏56 KB

First, let me congratulate you on taking your first steps to learning LabVIEW. If you have not already done it, I highly recommend you go through the online tutorials. You have an actual project to work on, so application of what you learn will be fairly immediate.
For your actual program issue, you need to read the data from the Excel file and convert it to a timestamp before you set your filename. The order of operation of your program is to set the TDMS file name while simulataneously reading from the Excel file. After you have already created the TDMS file, you convert the data to a timestamp and write this to your timestamp front panel control. Note that the first point you write to the TDMS file may or may not be what you think it is. It could easily be the same 180000.000 value you are using to name the TDMS file. You have what is known as a race condition. The order of operation between the read and write of the timestamp control is not known and can be variable. It is one of the reasons that you should NEVER use local variables to pass data around. Use wires. In LabVIEW, wires are the data and take the place of variables in a text base language. Front panel controls should be used only for user interace reasons. In your loop, you should wire the timestamp from its current conversion (wired into the timestamp on the front panel) directly to the TDMS write (currently wired from a local variable of timestamp).
A couple of other things. You do not need to convert your data arrays to matrices to index them. This can be done directly with Index Array from the array palette. This single primitive will replace the Array Subset, convert to matrix, and index matrix primitives.
You do not need to go through a string conversion to produce a timestamp. The Date/Time to Seconds primitive in the timing palette will do it directly. You will need to populate the cluster input.
When you posted your code, you did not include your subVIs. In the future, include all your VIs, either separately or in a ZIP file.
Finally, to solve your intial problem, use Index Array to pull the first row of data from the Excel file, then convert this to a timestamp using Date/Time to Seconds. Use this to create your TDMS file.
You may have noticed, if you do all this, you do not need your timestamp front panel control, other than as a simple monitor.
Good luck! Welcome to LabVIEW.
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What exactly IS Time Stamping?

Hi,
I'm building a web application in an effort to create
something not only practical to use, but to also improve my
programming abilities.
At the moment, I store records in a database with separate
columns for Time and Date.
What I want to know is, is this a good way about doing
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times but can't find much on the subject for a beginner like me.
I have often seen the format:
{ts '2008-04-10 20:13:00'}
...floating around on the web - is this the proper way to
maintain a time stamp?
I simply want to do things properly from the ground up so
would appreciate your advice and guidence on how to handle the
storage of dates and times. If you could spare a minute to explain
the best practice and pitfalls of this it would be much
appreciated.
Apologies if I sound really stupid!
Thanks,
Mikey.

Kapitaine wrote:
> Hi, thanks for the reply.
>
> So would it actually sit in my DB column as:
>
> {ts '2008-04-10 20:13:00'}
>
> Then do CF functions like this? e.g:
>
> <cfset variables.test = "{ts '2008-04-10 20:13:00'}"
/>
> <h2>#dateFormat(variables.test,
"dd/mm/yyyy")#</h2>
> <h2>#timeFormat(variables.test, "hh:mm:ss
tt")#</h2>
>
> Seems to work, but is this correct? Should the date and
time be stored toether
> like that? Why does it need curly braces and a "t". Is
this some kind of
> convention?
>
> Thanks,
> Mikey.
>
Well, no, that is a string that ColdFusion typeless automatic
conversion
is allowing to work for you. You exact example would probably
be better
down as:
<cfset variables.test =
createDateTime(2008,4,10,20,13,00)>
Now you have an actual date-time object variable that is
easily
accessible for all date-time functions, calculations and
formating.

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