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hi all, i want my users to enter a date in "ddmmyyyy" format, do someone know how may i transform it in "yyyy-mm-dd" in the controler before i add it to the base please? thks irong -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hello everybody, I'm quite new in using R so please do not kill me if I ask stupid questions. My problem is that I have a table containing dates in the first column of 10 years. These dates have the format ddmmYYYY at least in the csv-file. After importing the file using read.table() R deletes the first character if it is a zero. So e.g. if it's 01012010 R displays it as 1012010. Now of course I cannot change the format of this column into date using as.date or strptime or at least I don't no how, bec...

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If I select my date column from the pgadmin I see that in the ddmmyyyy form, I''ve specified so in the postgresql config. When I query from rails I get the date in yyyymmdd someone knows why? Thanks Enrico -- "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke

...26.80 18092007 22.60 20.62 28.40 19092007 18.89 21.70 14.70 20092007 21.27 22.92 17.30 21092007 22.38 24.72 18.80 22092007 23.94 24.73 20.40 23092007 25.33 25.12 22.60 24092007 24.91 22.46 21.40 25092007 23.52 25.00 21.70 26092007 20.50 22.29 18.80 ... where in the first column there is the date (DDMMYYYY), in the last three columns data. I should divide these data by months (example:Jan07, Feb07, ..., Dec07, Jan08, ...), where the start and the end can change depending on the file. Could somebody give me some good hints about it? thank you Stefano [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Since I updated to Ubuntu 8.04 yesterday I have lost the UK short date format DDMMYYYY and am having a real problem setting it system wide. (I now have the US MMDDYYYY format.) Ubuntu 8.04 appears to ignore the LANG="en_GB.UTF-8" line in etc/environment which fixed the issue in 7.10. The apps I run on wine all use the short date format so here is my question. Is it possible...

...it_key, fund_id, fund_mult FROM dots_audit.value_property_map WHERE property_id='%s' UNION SELECT audit_key, value_id, value_mult FROM dots.value_property_map WHERE property_id='%s') SELECT DISTINCT ev.dt - to_date('01011970','ddmmyyyy') TIMESTAMP, jfsm.value_id VALUE, jfsm.value_mult VM, RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY audit_batch_nbr, value_id ORDER BY dt DESC) r FROM jfsm, ev WHERE audit_key=ev.key) WHERE r=1 ORDER BY TIMESTAMP DESC -- > library(ROracle) Loading required package: DBI >...

...of spoken conversation. ; ; Contents of the file /var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin/set-timestamp.agi: ; ; #!/bin/sh ; longtime=`/bin/date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S` ; echo SET VARIABLE timestamp $longtime ; ; I could just use the built in ${DATETIME} to create a timestamp, ; but I really hate the date format used (DDMMYYYY) since it is ; silly. (least specific to most specific, left to right is the ; best way to create timestamps, IMHO) ; exten => s,1,AGI(set-timestamp.agi) exten => s,2,SetVar(CALLFILENAME=${timestamp}-${ARG2}-${ARG1}) exten => s,3,Monitor(gsm,${CALLFILENAME}) [macro-record-cleanup]...