In presto, I have a date formatted as varchar that looks like below :
10:46:00
I need to cast this in timestamp. I have tried few but presto throwing errors as
Value cannot be cast to date:10:46:00 and Value cannot be cast to
timestamp:10:46:00
select cast('10:46:00' as DATE) from abc;
select cast('10:46:00' as TIMESTAMP) from abc;
Try with the below query it will solve your problem.
Input Query in Presto:
select (hour(date_parse(CheckStartTime,'%T')) + 1) as hr from TableName;
CheckStartTime:
Column name(varchar) of the table in the format of '12:32:20'.
Output:
13 (it will add one hour to the input time)
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I am having an issue converting a date column in varchar format to date format in presto-sql. The date_column is in this format : '9/5/2022', '12/23/2022', '%null%' etc.
I have tried the following queries:
SELECT
DATE_PARSE(date_column, '%Y-%m-%d')
FROM table
SELECT
CAST(date_column AS DATE)
FROM table
And there is always this error popping up:
Caused by: io.prestosql.jdbc.$internal.client.FailureInfo$FailureException: Invalid format: "11/30/2022" is malformed at "/30/2022"
The provided format (see the docs) represents year, month, day separated by - while your data is in month, day, year separated by /. Change the format accordingly:
SELECT DATE_PARSE('11/30/2022', '%m/%d/%Y');
Output:
_col0
-------------------------
2022-11-30 00:00:00.000
Note that strings like '%null%' (not just null strings) will be invalid also. If you really have those - you should consider wrapping the parse call into try.
I have a DB2 table where NUM column is defined as INTEGER in DB2 and the query result is shown below,
NUM columns have numeric values which needs to be converted to date format. This numeric values are nothing but duration from 01.01.1850. Example : 01.01.1850 + 57677 days = 01.12.2007.
So Is it possible to convert or cast the numeric value into date fields in DB2 , so that the select query from the table can result as shown below after converting a numeric field into date field,
You may use the scalar ADD_DAYS function:
SELECT EMP_ID, ADD_DAYS('1850-01-01', NUM) AS NUM
FROM yourTable;
Not all Db2 products & versions have the ADD_DAYS function.
The following expression works for all of them.
You may optionally add DAY or DAYS at the end.
DATE ('1850-01-01') + 57677
I have a date column as dd-mm-yyyy. I would like to convert it to yyyy/mm/dd in bigquery.I have written the following query:
SELECT cast(format(Date, 'yyyy/mm/dd') as string) as Date FROM t1.
The error is : Too many arguments to FORMAT for pattern "23/04/2020"; Expected 1; Got 2.
Can you please assist.
First you need to parse date from dd-mm-yyyy string and then format it as yyyy/mm/dd as in below
FORMAT_DATE('%Y/%m/%d', PARSE_DATE('%d-%m-%Y', day))
You can test, play with above using dummy data as in below example
#standardSQL
WITH `project.dataset.table` AS (
SELECT '15-01-2020' day UNION ALL
SELECT '05-10-2019'
)
SELECT day, FORMAT_DATE('%Y/%m/%d', PARSE_DATE('%d-%m-%Y', day)) AS formated_day
FROM `project.dataset.table`
with output
Row day formated_day
1 15-01-2020 2020/01/15
2 05-10-2019 2019/10/05
You want FORMAT_DATE, not FORMAT.
SELECT FORMAT_DATE("%Y/%m/%d", DATE "2008-12-25");
The reason you're having trouble with FORMAT is that you gave it a format string that doesn't take any parameters. Seeing this, the engine barfs-"I don't need any more parameters to render this string."
NOTE: I am running my query in Qubole's presto and sql command engine.
I am trying to convert my string timestamp to just date but none of the options are working out.
My string timestamp looks like 2017-03-29 10:32:28.0
and I want to have it like 2017-03-29
I have tried following queries to convert this string timestamp to retrieve date
1. select cast(created as date) from table1
Value cannot be cast to date: 2017-05-26 17:23:58.0
2. select cast(from_iso8601_timestamp(created) as date) from table1
Invalid format: "2014-12-19 06:06:36.0" is malformed at " 06:06:36.0"
3. select date(created) from table1
Value cannot be cast to date: 2012-10-24 13:50:00.0
How I can convert this timestamp to date in presto/sql?
As far as explained in the documentation, prestoDB seems to expect timestamps in a format '2001-08-22 03:04:05.321', and dates in a '2001-08-22'.
One solution would be to use a string function to extract the relevant part of the string before converting it. We know that the date part is located before the first space in the string, so.
If you need the date part as a string datatype:
split_part(created, ' ', 1)
If you need the date part as a date datatype:
cast(split_part(created, ' ', 1) as date)
You can try to use one of the following solutions:
SELECT
'2017-03-29 10:32:28.0' AS input_string,
DATE(date_parse('2017-03-29 10:32:28.0', '%Y-%m%-%d %H:%i:%s.%f')) AS solution_1,
DATE(try_cast('2017-03-29 10:32:28.0' as timestamp)) AS solution_2
I need to convert 2014-11-18T14:08:43+00:00 which is in varchar in my sql developer to date format in order to filter a few entries.
I tried
to_date(LAST_UPDATE_DATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')
but it gives an error
ORA-01830: date format picture ends before converting entire input
string.
Kindly help..
Just in case you didn't mean to put up sql server but instead you need to use oracle (seeing as you are using to_date and you are getting an ora exception)
I added a quick datetime conversion for date and timestamp (no milliseconds) for your date format:
SELECT to_Date(concat
(substr
(myvar,0,10),
concat(' ',
substr(myvar,12,8)
)
),'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:mi:ss') AS mydate
FROM mytable
Fiddle
declare #varDate as nvarchar(50) = '2014-11-18T14:08:43+00:00'
select CAST(substring(#varDate,0,CHARINDEX('T',#varDate)) as date)
Either you can use it like this
declare #Date as nvarchar(100) = '2014-11-18T14:08:43+00:00'
SELECT CONVERT(DATE,#Date) AS Date
OR go for this answer which is accepted in this question
ORA-01830: date format picture ends before converting entire input string / Select sum where date query
ORA-01830: date format picture ends before converting entire input string.
to_date(LAST_UPDATE_DATE,'YYYY-MM-DD')
2014-11-18T14:08:43+00:00 is TIMESTAMP and not DATE.
First of all, you should never ever store DATE/TIMSTAMP as string. It is a database design flaw.
Anyway, you could convert it to TIMESTAMP WITH TIMEZONE.
For example,
SQL> SELECT to_timestamp_tz('2014-11-18T14:08:43+00:00',
2 'YYYY-MM-DD"T"HH24:MI:SS.FFTZH:TZM')
3 AS tm_stamp
4 FROM dual;
TM_STAMP
----------------------------------------------------------------
18-NOV-14 02.08.43.000000000 PM +00:00
SQL>
You could try this;
Select CAST ('2014-11-18T14:08:43+00:00' as date)
The assumption is you are in SQL Server 2012