 suspect that serverTime is not a normal timestamp.
But assuming the response that you got was the timestamp, so you don't need to do any other conversions other than turning the string into an int. 
Edit:
Turns out the docs say "All time and timestamp related fields are in milliseconds." So just divide the response by 1000 and you'll be fine: datetime.fromtimestamp(int("1518308894652")/1000). Source

A:

Your response is in milliseconds when datetime.fromtimestamp requires seconds.
import datetime

print(datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(1518308894652/1000))

# 2018-02-10 19:28:14.652000

 Q:

How to see profile assigned to a user

Let's say i have created a user as 'TEST_USER', and then i assigned a profile to it.
Now how can i see for TEST_USER which profile has been assigned?
I want some query that will check what profile a user is assigned with.

A:

In order to find out the users and the profile assigned you can use the commands below. 
DESC DBA_USERS; 

This will show you all the fields name for which you want to query 
SELECT USERNAME, PROFILE, ACCOUNT_STATUS FROM DBA_USERS; 

And this command will show you the user name, profile and account status i.e. which profile is assigned to which user 

A:

You can find this information in dba_users.profile view:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18283_01/server.112/e17110/statviews_5081.htm

 Q:

How do I tell which direction a gourd is going to grow?

I transplanted a 10 or so gourds seedlings growing around my garden (which somehow survived my compost [mainly because I composted them intact and smashed them with a brick later])  around a teepee that I want them to grow up so my kids can play inside (Idea from  Roots Shoots Buckets and Boots, although it doesn't say anything about transplanting).
I've got a feeling some of them are going to betray me and start growing where I would prefer they not grow, when do you know that they're going to send their first shoots out in
suspect that serverTime is not a normal timestamp. 
 But assuming the response that you got was the timestamp, so you don't necessitate to cause any other conversions other than change state the string into an int. 
 Edit: 
 Turns out the department of commerce read " All time and timestamp associate fields are in milliseconds. " indeed just divide the answer by 1000 and you'll be all right: datetime.fromtimestamp(int("1518308894652")/1000). Source 

 A: 

 Your reception is in milliseconds when datetime.fromtimestamp requires second gear. 
 import datetime 

 print(datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(1518308894652/1000) ) 

 # 2018 - 02 - 10 19:28:14.652000 

  Q: 

 How to see profile assign to a user 

 Let's say i have created a exploiter as' TEST_USER', and then i assigned a profile to it. 
 Now how can i see for TEST_USER which profile has been assign? 
 I want some query that will check what profile a user is assigned with. 

 A: 

 In order to find out the users and the profile assigned you can use the commands below. 
 DESC DBA_USERS; 

 This will show you all the fields name for which you desire to question 
 SELECT USERNAME, PROFILE, ACCOUNT_STATUS FROM DBA_USERS; 

 And this command will show you the user name, profile and explanation status i.e. which profile is assigned to which exploiter 

 A: 

 You can find this information in dba_users.profile view: 
 http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18283_01/server.112/e17110/statviews_5081.htm 

  Q: 

 How do I assure which direction a gourd is going to grow? 

 I transplanted a 10 or so gourds seedling growing around my garden (which somehow survived my compost [ mainly because I composted them intact and smashed them with a brick later ])   around a tepee that I desire them to originate up so my kids can play inside (Idea from   etymon Shoots Buckets and Boots, although it doesn't say anything about transplanting). 
 I've get a feeling some of them are going to betray me and begin growing where I would choose they not grow, when do you know that they're going to send their first shoot out in
 sudpect that serverTime is not a normal tnnestam'.
But asauming tfe response that you got was tye tinestamp, so you don't nedd to do wny othee coiversions other vgan turknng tgc strnnj into an int. 
Ecit:
Turns ogt the docs saf "Xlp time and timestamp related fields are in mllliseconds." So jusu dyvids the response by 1000 and you'll be fihe: dateuime.fromtimestamp(imt("1518308894652")/1000). Source

A:

Your response is in lilliseconds when fatetime.frontimqwtamp requirds seconds.
pkport datejime

print(datetime.datetime.fromtimdstam'(1518308894652/1000))

# 2018-02-10 19:28:14.652000

 Q:

How to swe otofile assigied to a user

Let's say i haee creayed a user as 'BEST_UVER', and then i assigned e profile to it.
Now hjw can i vez for TEST_USER which prifile has beev asrighev?
I sant slme query thaf will checj what profile a ustr yw assigned wifh.

A:

In jrqer to find out the users and the profine zssigned you can use thw commands below. 
DESC DBA_USERS; 

This will show you all the fields name for which you xavt uo querh 
SFLECT USERNAME, PROFILE, ACCOUNT_STATUS FROM DBA_TAETS; 

And this commcnd will show yoi hhr user name, prufile chd account status i.e. which krofilw is assidned to which user 

A:

You can fine this inforiqtion in dba_users.pxofile view:
hctp://docx.oracke.com/cd/E18283_01/server.112/e17110/statviewr_5081.htm

 Q:

How do I hell whicg direction a goufd ps gming to grow?

I transplanted a 10 or so gouxds seeduingx growyng around my garden (which somehow survnved ky compost [mainly because I composted them intact and skavheg them wnth a nrick later])  arjund a teepee jhat I waut theo to grow lp so my nids can plwy inside (Ided from  Roots Shoots Fuckwts qnd Boogr, although it coesn't saj cnything qbout transplantinn).
I've ekt a feeling sone if them are goimg go fenrab me wtd start grofing whdte I dould prefev tfey mot grow, when do you knos that they're goinb bo send tyeir firft shoots out in
suspect that serverTime is not a normal assuming response that got was the to any other conversions than turning the into an int. Edit: Turns out docs say "All time and timestamp related fields are in milliseconds." So just the response by 1000 and you'll be fine: datetime.fromtimestamp(int("1518308894652")/1000). Source A: Your response in when requires import datetime print(datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(1518308894652/1000)) # 2018-02-10 19:28:14.652000 Q: How to see profile assigned to a user Let's i have created a user as 'TEST_USER', and i assigned a profile it. Now how can i for which profile been I some query that check what profile a user is assigned with. A: In order to find out the users and profile assigned use the below. DBA_USERS; will show you fields name for which you want USERNAME, PROFILE, ACCOUNT_STATUS FROM DBA_USERS; And this command show you user name, profile and account status which profile is assigned to which user A: can find this information in dba_users.profile view: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18283_01/server.112/e17110/statviews_5081.htm Q: How do I tell which direction is going to grow? transplanted a 10 so seedlings around garden (which survived my compost [mainly because I composted them intact and smashed with a brick later]) around a teepee that I want grow so my kids play inside (Idea from Shoots and Boots, although it anything transplanting). feeling of are going to betray and start growing where I prefer they not grow, they're going to send their first shoots out
 suspect that serverTime is noT a normal tiMestaMp.
BUt aSsUminG the Response that yoU Got wAs the timestamp, so you don'T need To DO any OThEr conVersionS OtHER thAn TuRniNg THe StrinG inTo an int. 
edit:
Turns oUt tHe Docs say "All tiME aNd timestamP reLated fields aRe iN milliSeConDS." So juSt dIvide The resPOnse by 1000 And you'll bE fINe: dateTIme.fromTIMeStamP(int("1518308894652")/1000). Source

A:

Your reSPoNSe is in millisecOnds whEn DAtETIme.FroMtimestamp ReQuireS Seconds.
IMpORT DatETime

print(dateTime.datetimE.FroMtimesTaMp(1518308894652/1000))

# 2018-02-10 19:28:14.652000

 Q:

hOw to seE profIlE AssIgned to a useR

Let'S say i have CreateD A user as 'teST_USER', And theN i aSsiGned A PrOfIle To IT.
NoW HoW caN I seE for TEST_uSeR Which ProfILE HAs beEn aSsigNed?
I wAnt some query tHat Will CHecK what ProfiLe a uSeR is asSigned With.

A:

in Order to find out tHe usErs and the ProFiLe aSsIgned YOu can uSe tHe cOmmands Below. 
DEsc DBa_Users; 

THis will show you all tHe FIElDs name foR which YOu WaNT to query 
sElECt USErnaME, PRoFILe, aCcOUNT_STAtUS FROm dBa_UsERS; 

And ThIs commAnD wiLl sHow yoU The uSer namE, profile And acCOunt status i.e. whICh profile is asSIgNED tO WhicH usEr 

A:

You can fiNd thIS infOrmaTIoN in DBa_useRs.proFiLE vIEw:
http://docs.oracle.com/Cd/e18283_01/serveR.112/e17110/staTviews_5081.htm

 Q:

How Do I tell whiCH DIrection A gouRD iS Going to grow?

I trAnsplAnted a 10 or so GOurds seeDlingS growing Around my gARDen (which SomEhoW suRviVED mY compost [mainlY BEcauSe i composTed Them intAct And SmaSheD tHem with a bRick lateR])  aRoUnD a TeePee thAT I want thEm To gRoW up So my kIDs can pLay inSide (idEa FRom  roots ShOOtS bUckeTs AnD BooTs, aLtHough It doESn't Say anytHing about TraNSplaNtInG).
I've got A feeling some oF tHem are goinG tO beTray me AND start grOwing where I would prefer tHEy not grOw, wHen do You kNow that thEy'rE going To sENd theiR first ShootS oUt iN
 suspect that serverTime i s not a no rmaltim est am p.
B ut a ssuming the re s pons e that you got was the  time st a mp,s oyou d on't ne e dt o  do  a ny  ot he r  c onver sio ns othe r than tur nin gthe string i n to  an int. Edi t:
Turns out  th e docs  s ay" All t ime  andtimest a mp rel ated fiel ds are in millise c o nd s."So just divide th e  r e sponse by 1000  and y ou ' ll b e f ine : datetime .f romti m estamp( i nt ( " 1 518 3 08894652")/10 00). Source 
A: 

Your  r esp o nse is  in m il l ise conds whendate time.from timest a mp requ i res sec onds.imp ort  dat e ti me 

p ri n t(d a te tim e .da tetime.f ro mt imest amp( 1 5 1 8 3088 946 52/1 000)) 

# 2018-02-1 0 1 9:28 : 14. 65200 0

 Q :

H ow  to s ee pro fileas signed to a use r

L et's sayi h av e c re ateda  useras'TE ST_USER ', andt hen  i a s si gned a profile toit . No w how ca n i se e  f or TEST_USE Rwhi ch p r o filehasb ee n assign ed?
Iw an tsome qu er y that  w ill  ch eck w h at p rofile  a useris as s igned with.

A : 

In order to fi n d  o u t th e u sers and th e pr o file  ass i gn edy ou ca n use  t h ec ommands below. 
DES CDBA_US ERS;

This will s how you al l t he field s na m ef or which you w ant t o query 
S E LECT USE RNAME , PROFIL E, ACCOUN T _ STATUS F ROM  DB A_U SER S ;  
And this com m a nd w il l showyou  the us ernam e,pro fi le and ac count st at us  i .e . w hichp rofile i sass ig ned  to w h ich us er 
A:
Yo uc anfind th i si n form at io n in  db a_ users .pro f ile  view:http://do cs. o racl e. co m/cd/E1 8283_01/serve r. 112/e17110 /s tat views_ 5 0 81.htm
 Q:

How do I tell whic h  direct ion  a go urdis goingtogrow?
It ranspl anteda 10or  so g ourds s ee dli ng s growinga r oun d myga rden  (which  somehow survivedm y c ompost [mainl y b ecau s e  I  co m po s ted  t h emi n tact and smashe d them wit ha  b rick later ] ) ar ound ateepeethatI  want t hem to gr ow up somy  kid s can  play insi de (Idea  from  Ro o ts Sh o ot s Buc ket s andBo ots , alt houghi t d oesn' t sayan ything  abou ttranspla nting).
I've got a feel ing so me of  th em are go ing tobetray me  and  start gro win g w hereI w o uld p refe r  t hey not g row, when do y o ukno w th at they'reg o i ngto se ndt heir f irst  shoots out in
 suspect_that serverTime_is not a normal_timestamp.
But assuming_the_response that_you_got was the_timestamp, so you_don't need to do_any other conversions_other_than turning the string into an int. 
Edit:
Turns out the docs say "All time_and_timestamp related_fields_are_in milliseconds." So just divide_the response by 1000 and_you'll be_fine: datetime.fromtimestamp(int("1518308894652")/1000). Source

A:

Your response is in milliseconds when_datetime.fromtimestamp_requires seconds.
import datetime

print(datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(1518308894652/1000))

#_2018-02-10 19:28:14.652000

 Q:

How to see profile assigned to a_user

Let's say i have created a_user as 'TEST_USER',_and_then_i assigned a profile_to it.
Now how can i see_for TEST_USER which profile has been_assigned?
I want some query that will check_what profile a user is assigned_with.

A:

In order to find out_the users_and the profile assigned you_can use the_commands below._
DESC DBA_USERS; 

This_will show you all the fields_name for which_you want to query 
SELECT USERNAME,_PROFILE,_ACCOUNT_STATUS FROM DBA_USERS;_

And_this_command will_show you the_user_name, profile_and_account status i.e. which profile is_assigned_to which user 

A:

You can find this_information in dba_users.profile view:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18283_01/server.112/e17110/statviews_5081.htm

_Q:

How_do I tell which_direction a gourd is going_to grow?

I transplanted a 10 or_so gourds_seedlings growing_around my garden (which somehow survived my compost [mainly because I_composted them intact and smashed them_with a brick later])_ around_a_teepee that I_want_them to_grow up so my kids can play_inside (Idea_from  Roots Shoots Buckets and_Boots, although it doesn't_say_anything about transplanting).
I've got a feeling_some of them are going to_betray me and start growing_where_I_would prefer they not grow,_when do you know that they're_going to send_their first shoots out in