Query To Exclude Weekends....
Jun 30, 2005
Hello I am new to this site as well as MS Access and SQL. So any help would be appreciated. Sorry if this is too drawn out. I have this query that returns the previous business day's(Monday through Friday) number of docs sent from my department to another department. I would manually go into the SQL view in Access and change the date to yesterday. The easy part was having the code do the previous day. The problem comes Monday morning when the code does the previous day. It will do Sunday which will return nothing since I really want Friday's numbers. I am trying to figure out how to take into consideration if the query is run on Monday morning and to automatically choose Friday. I checked out DayOfWeek() and Case When condition statements but really unsure about syntax and whatnot. Here is the SQL view of the query...
SELECT Count(WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_TEMP_ID) AS CountOfFORM_TEMP_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.FILENET_DOC_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.LINKED_FILENET_DOC_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.SSN, WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_TYPE, WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_TYPE, WS_FORM_TEMP.DET_ACCT_NUM, WS_FORM_TEMP.DET_ACCT_NUM_CORR, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEQUENCE_NUM, WS_FORM_TEMP.CLAIM_EFFECTIVE_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYEE_START_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYEE_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.VACATION_PAY_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.RETIREMENT_BENEFITS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEVERANCE_PAY_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SIGNED_RELEASE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_NAME, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_PHONE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_PHONE_EXT, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_FAX, WS_FORM_TEMP.DUE_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.COMMENTS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.ATTACHMENTS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.POSTMARK_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.CREATED_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE1_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE1_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE2_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE2_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE3_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE3_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE4_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE4_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE5_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE5_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE6_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE6_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE7_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE7_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE8_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE8_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_LAIDOFF_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_LAIDOFF_RECALL_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_QUIT_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_DISCHARGED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_SUSPENDED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_CONVICTION_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_PERFORMANCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_STRIKE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_ABSENCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_ASSURANCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_EMPLOYED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.STATUS
FROM WS_FORM_TEMP
GROUP BY WS_FORM_TEMP.FILENET_DOC_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.LINKED_FILENET_DOC_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.SSN, WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_TYPE, WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_TYPE, WS_FORM_TEMP.DET_ACCT_NUM, WS_FORM_TEMP.DET_ACCT_NUM_CORR, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEQUENCE_NUM, WS_FORM_TEMP.CLAIM_EFFECTIVE_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYEE_START_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYEE_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.VACATION_PAY_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.RETIREMENT_BENEFITS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEVERANCE_PAY_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SIGNED_RELEASE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_NAME, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_PHONE, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_PHONE_EXT, WS_FORM_TEMP.EMPLOYER_CONTACT_FAX, WS_FORM_TEMP.DUE_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.COMMENTS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.ATTACHMENTS_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.POSTMARK_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.CREATED_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE1_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE1_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE2_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE2_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE3_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE3_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE4_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE4_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE5_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE5_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE6_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE6_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE7_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE7_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE8_END_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.WAGE8_WAGE, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_LAIDOFF_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_LAIDOFF_RECALL_DATE, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_QUIT_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_DISCHARGED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_SUSPENDED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_CONVICTION_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_PERFORMANCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_STRIKE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_ABSENCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_ASSURANCE_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.SEP_EMPLOYED_FLAG, WS_FORM_TEMP.FORM_ID, WS_FORM_TEMP.STATUS
HAVING (((WS_FORM_TEMP.CREATED_DATE)=to_char(sysdate-1,'DD-Mon-YYYY')) AND ((WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_TYPE='1') or (WS_FORM_TEMP.RECEIVED_TYPE='2')));
Thanks in advance.
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I am trying to limit the results of a SQL query by date. I would like to take the current date from the system clock, move back one day, check to make sure it's not a weekend or holiday, then use the result date to limit the results in my Query. If the current date minus one day happens to land on a weekend, the date picked should be the Friday before the weekend. If the current date minus one day lands on a holiday, it should be the date before the holiday as long as it is not a Saturday or Sunday (on another holiday) .
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SELECT DISTINCT (Mid(ClientDiv.Client_Division,1,3)) AS ABC, RTIClientTracker.EMB_OOB, RTIClientTracker.OOB_Fixed
FROM ClientDiv INNER JOIN RTIClientTracker ON ClientDiv.ID = RTIClientTracker.Client_Division
WHERE (((RTIClientTracker.Division_Region)='RTI') AND ((RTIClientTracker.Cut)>=Date()-1))
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