clock scan error

[Rick Pritchett]

proc add_one_minute {} {

   upvar xlateId       xlateId

 xlateInList   xlateInList

 xlateInTypes  xlateInTypes

 xlateInVals   xlateInVals

 xlateOutList  xlateOutList

 xlateOutTypes xlateOutTypes

 xlateOutVals  xlateOutVals

lassign $xlateInVals time

#set time $xlateInVals

set time1 [string range $xlateInVals 0 7]

set time2 [string range $xlateInVals 8 11]

set format “%Y%m%d%H%M”

echo $time

set time [clock format [clock scan “+1 minute” -base [clock scan “$time1 $time2”]] -format $format]

set xlateOutVals $time

}

> _oru_new.xlt /quovadx/qdx5.4/integrator/rad_prod/rad_err_0529              < MESSAGE 1 200905290046 Tcl callout error erroCode: NONE errorInfo: unable to convert date-time string “20090529 0046”    while executing “clock scan “$time1 $time2″”    (procedure “add_one_minute” line 10)    invoked from within “add_one_minute”

any reason why it doesn’t like the hour between 0000 to 0059?

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[Tom Rioux]

Rickey,

It appears that the clock scan that is erroring out is expecting the date/time in the ISO 8601 point in time format.   Try changing the $time2 variable to include the seconds.   I tried appending a “00” to the end of it and it appeared to work.

hcitcl>set time1 20090529

20090529

hcitcl>set time2 004600

004600

hcitcl>clock scan “$time1 $time2”

1243575960

Tom

[Rick Pritchett]

i added the zeros like you did and it worked thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

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