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v_TestDate.toList("/").get(0); info v_DelugeDate; info v_DelugeDate.toDate(); info v_DelugeDate.toString("E, d MMM yyyy"); Yields: 07/01/1975 01-Jul-1975 Tue, 1 Jul 1975 ********************* 1975-01-07 07-Jan-1975 Tue, 7 Jan 1975 *********************...
v_BooksCurrencyID = m_Currencies.get(ifnull(r_AccountDetails.get("Currency"),"GBP")); info v_BooksCurrencyID; Yields something like: { "EUR": "123456789012345678", "GBP": "234567890123456789", "USD": "345678901234567890", } 234567890123456789 Get Taxes...
= l_ProductIDs.get(l_ProductIDs.size() - 1); } // // output info "[" + l_ProductIDs + "]"; info l_ProductIDs.size(); } Yields something like: [ 1234567890123, 2345678901234 ] 2 Well that produces a lot of ID numbers delimited by a comma. However, to...
dd-MMM-yy"); info v_Tomorrow.toString("EEEE dd-MMM-yy"); info v_NextDay.toString("EEEE dd-MMM-yy"); // // yields: // Saturday 30-Oct-21 // Monday 01-Nov-21 // Tuesday 02-Nov-21 Note that Sunday is day 1 of the week. Saturday is day 7 of the week. Here's...
first subform of this record for each r_SubformRow in r_Record.mySubform2 { v_StartTime = r_SubformRow.Start_Time; } } } // yields // UnPredictable exception, Invalid statement found Line:(20) However, I'm not bad at producing errors so here's another...
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm"); info "End Date (Next Year): " + v_DST_EndTime.toString("EEEE, yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm"); Yields: Start Date (Current Year): Sunday, 2021-03-14 02:00 End Date (Current Year): Sunday, 2021-11-07 02:00 Start Date (Next Year): Sunday,...
"Father & Sons"; v_DecodedString = thisapp.DataCleansing.fn_DecodeHtmlEntities(v_TestString); info v_DecodedString; // yields: Father & Sons A more comprehensive list v_HtmlEntityNames =...
= "Test.csv"; f_CSVFile = l_CsvFileRows.toString("\n").toFile(v_CSVFilename); // // sometimes works but sometimes yields: // Me,Myself,I\na,b,c Works on systems where the above doesn't work: l_CsvFileRows = List(); l_CsvFileRows.add("Me,Myself,I");...
suffixed a comma to but I want to display this as a rows in a table. This is for Oracle PL/SQL. My List: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Yields: 1,2,3,4,5,6 Using this snippet SELECT EXTRACT (VALUE (d), '//row/text()').getstringval () AS AppNo FROM (SELECT XMLTYPE (...
WeDate -- OR -- DATE_ADD( givenDate, INTERVAL ( 7 - DAYOFWEEK( DATE_ADD(givenDate, INTERVAL 1 DAY) ) ) DAY ) AS WeDate -- yields -- 2012-04-27 -- this Friday -- 2012-05-04 -- next Friday -- 2012-05-04 -- next Friday Not sure why this works, thinking...
So many people asking this when the solution is a bit of aesthetic styling. ol{margin:4px} -- yields 995. 996. 997. 998. 999. 000. 1000 Ordered list resets to zero after the ninth item Ordered List Maximum
days = 30 minutes or 0.14 person days = 1 hour. 0.04166667 =(ROUND(B5/0.07, 0)*30)/1440 -- now format to [h]:mm:ss -- yields 1:00:00 0.04166667 =(ROUND(B5/0.07, 0)*0.5)/24 -- now format to [h]:mm:ss -- yields 1:00:00 Note that the first formula is...
// OR (2023) v_CrmTime = v_CreatorTime.toString("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssXXX"); info v_CrmTime; // yields 2021-09-10T12:49:31-07:00 and vice-versa CRM to Creator Depends on the format of the datetime in your Creator field but standard would be: v_CrmTime =...
for the road..."; info v_Test4.toLong(); } catch(e) { info "Couldn't convert 'Another...' to an integer"; } } } } // yields: // "Couldn't convert 'Foo' to an integer" // "Couldn't convert 'Bar' to an integer" // "Couldn't convert 'Everyday...' to an...
. " "; The key of the above array is the name of the variable you passed in your HTML form. If the above yields NO empty data (and size is not 0) then it was successful. If not, then either your system isn't accepting the file type you are trying to...
and "DataSet1" is my dataset -- and Count(Fields!Field1.Value, "DataSet1") returns the maximum number of rows retrieved Yields something like: This is the bottom left of a report where both the above examples (fill and borders) have been applied:
BETWEEN '01/01/2010' AND '08/01/2011' GROUP BY DATEPART(dayofyear, ItemDate), DATEPART(year, ItemYear), ItemName // yields something like ItemName DayOfYear YearRun Counter --------------------- -------------- ------- ------- Report 001 181 2010 134...
FROM student_accounts WHERE student_accounts.studentID = trim(:p_myparameter) , '???') FROM DUAL; --> Yields error ORA-00936 -- Not Erroring: SELECT NVL( (SELECT student_accounts.student_username FROM student_accounts WHERE student_accounts.studentID =...
"\t" . $this_fri . "\t" . $this_sat . "\t" . $this_sun . "\t" . $this_t . "\t" . $this_t2;...do some more here ???... } } Yields -- Note this data matches the brief as we've converted the seconds to time. -- Using MySQL to convert rather than PHP so as...
the maximum length [=number of lines] of the files you will be using this function on). What you should end up with: -- yields Comparing files H:\temp.txt and C:\TEMP.TXT ***** H:\temp.txt 1: This is line 1 2: This is line 2 3: This is line 3 *****...