How to form appropriate date format after retrieve timestamp information from an Oracle database?
Article ID: KB0090393
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Description
Description:
A query returns the date (timestamp) which looks like: 2013-03-21T12:00:16-05:00 . If using this output as the input of another query, where the data type becomes Date without time zone information, the following error is thrown: "2013-03-21T12:00:16-05:00" is not a valid date. A valid example is "1999-05-31".
Symptoms:
Exception: "2013-03-21T12:00:16-05:00" is not a valid date. A valid example is "1999-05-31".
Cause:
From a database, BW gets the date and time zone information in the format, ‘YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS-TIMEZONE’. If a user wants to use the retrieved data as an input for a second JDBC activity and input parameter, it cannot be Timestamp. Use the XPATH customized new format.
Resolution
From the first query, get the timestamp such as, "2013-03-21T12:00:16-05:00". For the second query, do the following:
1). In the Configuration Panel, define a parameter (TYPE: VARCHAR) and combine it with the function to_date.
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