Say I want to return only records with dates that fall within the next 6 months. Is there some straight-forward, simple way of doing so?
As of now, I'm explicitly giving it a date 6 months in the future, but I'd like to replace it with some sort of function.
SELECT DateField1
WHERE (DateField1 < CONVERT(DATETIME, '2008-06-03 00:00:00', 102))
Any help is greatly appreciated... btw I'm using SQL 2005.
I've been experiencing difficulty with pulling records using a where clause date range. I'm using this:
select *
from dbo.ACCTING_TRANSACTION_hISTORY
where ath_postype = 'NTC' or ath_postype='NTD' and
ath_postdate >= '2013-01-01 00:00:00' and
ath_postdate <= '2013-01-05 23:59:59'
I've also tried variations of this without the time portion of the ath_postdate field (of type datetime) , but it still seems to be pulling records from 2009, etc.
Is there a way to limit the records that SqlDataSource returns with sql query, say records 10 to 20 only?
View 10 Replies View RelatedGiven in a record in from a Table called WorkSchedule:
idWorkSchedul StartDate EndDate HoursWorked
1 1/1/2000 1/1/2006 8
I need to return for each record in the WorkSchedule Table
1/1/2000 1/2/2000 1/3/2000 1/4/2000..........1/1/2006
8 8 8 8..................8
Please help.
Thank you.
-Robert
I recently ran into an issue with an issue with a query against our Data Warehouse. When attempting to sum revenue from a table, and using a WHERE clause on a field that contains NULL values, the records with the NULL values are suppressed (in addition to whatever the WHERE clause specified). I believe this is because a NULL value is unknown so SQL doesn't know if it does or doesn't fit the criteria of there WHERE clause so it is suppressed.
That being said, is there a way to avoid this instead of having to add an ISNULL function in the WHERE clause which is going to kill performance?
Code:
create table #nullTest (
name varchar(50)
,revenue int)
INSERT INTO #nullTest
Values ('Tim',100)
,('Andrew', 50)
,(null, 200)
SELECT sum(revenue) as Revenue FROM #nulltest WHERE name <> 'tim'
Ideally, I would want the SELECT statement above to return 250, not 50. The only way I can think to accomplish this is with this query:
Code:
SELECT sum(revenue) as Revenue FROM #nullTest WHERE isnull(name,'') <> 'tim'
This is the code I have written and I am trying to retrieve minimum count of PQpageId for every hour for a given date of range.
WITH CTE AS (
SELECT PQIM.PQPageID
,PQIM.PageURL as PageDescription
,CONVERT(Date,NCPI.RequestDateTime) AS [Date]
,DATEPART(HOUR,NCPI.RequestDateTIme) AS [HOUR]
,ISNULL (COUNT(NCPI.PQPageID),0)AS HourlyPQPageIdCount
FROM dbo.NewCarPurchaseInquiries AS NCPI WITH (NOLOCK)
[Code] ....
This is the output I get :
PQPageId Date HOUR MINCOUNT
-------- ---------- ---- --------
1 04-11-2015 8 2359
1 05-11-2015 8 2332
1 06-11-2015 8 2008
1 07-11-2015 8 1964
1 08-11-2015 8 2139
1 09-11-2015 8 54
[Code] ....
But I am expecting
PQPageId Date HOUR MINCOUNT
-------- ---------- ---- --------
1 09-11-2015 8 54
1 11-11-2015 9 10
1 11-11-2015 10 4
2 11-11-2015 8 10
2 11-11-2015 9 2
2 11-11-2015 10 1
For ex: Pqpageid 1, at 8am on date 4-11-2015 has a count of 2359 and on 9-11-2015 at 8 am it has count 54then it should return date 9-11-2015 and count 54 for hour 8 like wise for every pageid and hour from 8 to 23 it should return the min count from given date of range.
I have to find the records with in a paricular dates(from date and to date). In some cases @FromDate or @ToDate could be null. in the following query, when i am passing values @FromDate and @ToDate and execute the SP i am getting records which are not in the given range.
SELECT * FROM TABLE P WHERE
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), P.[FromDate], 101) BETWEEN
CASE When @FromDate IS NULL Then CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),@minFromDate, 101)
ELSE CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), @FromDate, 101) END
AND CASE WHEN @ToDate IS NULL Then CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), @maxToDate, 101)
[Code] .....
I want to get all records that have a valid date range for todays date(20130819).
All records have a date_f and date_t. I need to check that against todays date. The below code is my version of sql pseudo code.
SELECT DISTINCT
p.id,
p.name,
c.ip_number
FROM
tbl_Person AS p, tbl_current_conn_ipnumber AS c
[Code] .....
This one is making my head hurt! Trying to figure out how to query for records between date range. The records have a start_date and an end_date field. The end_date field maybe null.
For example, say you wanted to see the records of everyone checked into a hotel during a given date range. You need to account for the people that checked in before you @start_date parameter and may check out after your @end_date parameter.
fyi- As for the null end_date field, think of this as they have checked in and not sure when they will checkout yet.
If you have a table that has records which are applicable over a date range, is there a preferred design for dealing with the dates?
A simple example might be an employee table, which might have multiple employees, with each employee have multiple records, each record being applicable over a particular date range.
For instance:
Code:
EmpID EmployeeName StartDate EndDate AdditionalFieldsOfData
00001 Jones, Jerry 4/6/2011 8/10/2011
00001 Jones, Jerry 8/11/2011 1/7/2012
00001 Jones, Jerry 1/8/2011 12/31/3000
00002 Fredricks, Fred 8/3/2011 10/15/2011
00002 Fredricks, Fred 10/16/2011 12/31/3000
One could model this table with an implied EndDate (of 12/31/3000), as in:
Code:
EmpID EmployeeName StartDate AdditionalFieldsOfData
00001 Jones, Jerry 4/6/2011
00001 Jones, Jerry 8/11/2011
00001 Jones, Jerry 1/8/2011
00002 Fredricks, Fred 8/3/2011
00002 Fredricks, Fred 10/16/2011
Or, one could imply the beginning date and store the first record's beginning date elsewhere, in a date hired table, or in additional field on each record. As in:
Code:
EmpID EmployeeName EndDate HireDate AdditionalFieldsOfData
00001 Jones, Jerry 8/10/2011 4/6/2011
00001 Jones, Jerry 1/7/2012 4/6/2011
00001 Jones, Jerry 12/31/3000 4/6/2011
00002 Fredricks, Fred 10/15/2011 8/3/2011
00002 Fredricks, Fred 12/31/3000 8/3/2011
I have two tables, customers and appointments.
I want to bulk insert records for a date range and a day of the week.
For example, John Smith has an appointment on every monday for the next three months. How do I accomplish this?
Ok, I have two parameters - @StartDate and @EndDate. We only care about the date part of these paramters. What I would like to do is create a table with one record for each date between these two values. For example:
@StartDate = '01/01/2008'
@EndDate = '01/8/2008'
Should yield a table with 9 records in it for every day between @StartDate and @EndDate like so:
01/01/2008 <datacol1> <datacol2>
01/02/2008 <datacol1> <datacol2>
01/03/2008 <datacol1> <datacol2>
01/04/2008 <datacol1> <datacol2>
01/05/2008 <datacol1> <datacol2>
01/06/2008 <datacol1> <datacol2>
01/07/2008 <datacol1> <datacol2>
01/08/2008 <datacol1> <datacol2>
I know I could just do a WHILE (@StartDate <= @EndDate) loop and insert records into a temp table but I'm looking to see if there are any new methods/techniques to achieve this with a more simple statement.
I tried to ask a similar question yesterday and got shot down, so I'll try again in a different way. I have been looking online at the gaps and islands approach, and it seems to always be referencing a singular field, so i can't find anything which is clear to get my head around it.In the context of a hotel (people checking in and out) I would like to identify how long someone has been staying at the hotel (The Island?) regardless if they checked out and back in the following day.
Data example:
DECLARE @LengthOfStay TABLE
(
PersonVARCHAR(8) NOT NULL,
CheckInDATE NOT NULL,
CheckOutDATE NULL
[code]...
creating the missing records in a date/time range.
However, I need to return different groups for each span of records.
here's some data....
aaa1
aaa7
bbb2
bbb5
bbb6
The numbers are the hour of the day.
I need to return
aaa 0 0
aaa 1 1
aaa 2 0
aaa 3 0
...
bbb 0 0
bbb 1 0
bbb 2 1
...
and so on.
I've got a numbers table and I can left join with it but I just get nulls for the missing hours instead of having it as above.....I can't think of a way of repeating the groups for each of the 'missing' hours - other than creating a length insert statement to fill in the gaps....unless that is the only way of doing it.
I have 2 tables, one is table A which stores Resources Assign to work for a certain period. The structure is as below
Name StartDate EndDate
Tan 2015-04-01 08:30:00.000 2015-04-01 16:30:00.000
Max 2015-04-01 08:30:00.000 2015-04-01 16:30:00.000
Alan 2015-04-01 16:30:00.000 2015-04-02 00:30:00.000
The table B stores the item process time. The structure is as below
Item ProcessStartDate ProcessEndDate
V 2015-04-01 09:30:10.000 2015-04-01 09:34:45.000
Q 2015-04-01 10:39:01.000 2015-04-01 10:41:11.000
W 2015-04-01 11:44:00.000 2015-04-01 11:46:25.000
A 2015-04-01 16:40:10.000 2015-04-01 16:42:45.000
B 2015-04-01 16:43:01.000 2015-04-01 16:45:11.000
C 2015-04-01 16:47:00.000 2015-04-01 16:49:25.000
I need to select the item which process in 2015-04-01 16:40:00 and 2015-04-01 17:30:00. Beside that I need to know how many resource is assigned to process the item in that period of time. I only has the start date is 2015-04-01 16:40:00 and end date is 2015-04-01 17:30:00. How I can select the data from both tables. There is no need for JOIN, just seperate selections.
Another item process time is in 2015-04-01 10:00:00 and 2015-04-04 11:50:59.
The result expected is
Table A
Name StartDate EndDate
Alan 2015-04-01 16:30:00.000 2015-04-02 00:30:00.000
Table B
Item ProcessStartDate ProcessEndDate
A 2015-04-01 16:30:10.000 2015-04-01 16:32:45.000
B 2015-04-01 16:33:01.000 2015-04-01 16:35:11.000
C 2015-04-01 16:37:00.000 2015-04-02 16:39:25.000
Scenario 2 expected result
Table A
Name StartDate EndDate
Tan 2015-04-01 08:30:00.000 2015-04-01 16:30:00.000
Max 2015-04-01 08:30:00.000 2015-04-01 16:30:00.000
Table B
Item ProcessStartDate ProcessEndDate
Q 2015-04-01 10:39:01.000 2015-04-01 10:41:11.000
W 2015-04-01 11:44:00.000 2015-04-01 11:46:25.000
I'm using an objectDataSource connected to a strongly typed dataset to populate a GridView. I want to be able to show all the records, or let the user to select only those records that expire in a certain month. The expire field is of type date I'm used to all records being returned when a parameter is missing. If I have Select * from table where last=@last, only the records where the last name is 'Smith' will be returned if @last = 'Smith', but all records are returned is @last = "". But that's not how it's working with the date. I'm passing an integer from 1 to 12 in a querystring. I have the equivalent of select * from table where (MONTH([AD ENDS]) = @month)MONTH(datefield) always returns an integer from 1 to 12. If @month is empty, I want all the records to be displayed, but nothing is. If @month is an int form 1 to 12, it works fine. How can I get all the records if no month is selected? Can I have two objectdatasources and programmatically select which one populates the gridview depending on if I want to filter the data or not? Diane
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am attempting to write a SQL query that retrieves info processed between two times (ie. 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm) during a date range (ie. 8/1/06 to 8/14/06)... I am new to SQL and am perplexed... I have referenced several texts, but have not found a solution. Even being pointed in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!!
View 6 Replies View RelatedI am trying to bring my stored proc's into the 21st century with try catch and the output clause. In the past I have returned info like the new timestamp, the new identity (if an insert sproc), username with output params and a return value as well. I have checked if error is a concurrency violation(I check if @@rowcount is 0 and if so my return value is a special number.)
I have used the old goto method for trapping errors committing or rolling back the transaction.
Now I want to use the try,catch with transactions. This is easy enough but how do I do what I had done before?
I get an error returning the new timestamp in the Output clause (tstamp is my timestamp field -- so I am using inserted.tstamp).
Plus how do I check for concerrency error. Is it the same as before and if so would the check of @@rowcount be in the catch section?
So how to return timestamp and a return value and how to check for concurrency all in the try/catch.
by the way I read that you could not return an identity in the output clause but I had no problem.
Thanks for help on this
SM haig
Hi.
How does one return a range of rows.
I know that "Top 5" will return rows 0 - 5
but, how do I get 6 - 10?
thanks
Hi.How does one return a range of rows.I know that "Top 5" will return rows 0 - 5but, how do I get 6 - 10?thanks
View 17 Replies View RelatedHow can a SQL statement be written to return a specified range ofrows? For example:-- tblContact-- (-- SSN char(9),-- FirstName varchar(50),-- LastName varchar(50)-- )-- This table contains 500 rows.Select * from tblContact -- Return only rows 5 through 10Thanks
View 2 Replies View RelatedMy goal is to select values from the same date range for a month on month view to compare values month over month. I've tried using the date trunc function but I'm not sure what the best way to attack this is. My thoughts are I need to somehow select first day of every month + interval 'x days' (but I don't know the syntax).In other words, I want to see
Select
Jan 1- 23rd
feb 1-23rd
march 1-23rd
april 1-23rd
,value
from
table
I have a QA Deployment Date field that is being returned in a custom report I created. I also found a sample date range parameter:
What I want to accomplish:
I want to select a From and To Date and filter the report to only display the rows that have the QA Deployment Date within the selected range.
For example.. I want to select From Date (8/1/2105) and To Date (8/31/2015) and I only want to return only the results that have a QA Deployment date between that selected range.
Everything is flowing smoothly for the SQL Server Database I have, except one type of retrieval and that is when the where clause has a range of data values to do the retrieval then the performance is terrible. I cannot anticipate every range. There are indexes on the table to try to help; however, nothing seems to help. Has anyone had a similiar problem? Any suggestions to improve performance?
Thanks, Mary
Date parameter. I created a report that allows a drop down for a date range to be selected. However, whenever I preview the report, I get an error. I know my error stems from my date fields being in this format "201301" , and the "date/ time" in SSRS being mm/dd/yyyy on the drop down calendar in SSRS.
I know the direction I want to go in, but just a little confused on where would I use the convert or cast function. Would it be in the data parameter itself, or a part of the query before the @start date and @End date?
I would like to be able to search by a single date, @StartDate, or by a date range , between @StartDate and @EndDate. I am having a hard time with the logic on this for a report in SSRS.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI currently have a stored procedure that returns a list of dates based on a date range a user enters.
CREATE PROCEDURE sp_GetContactScheduleDates
@MonthFrom int,
@YearFrom int,
@MonthTo int,
@YearTo int,
@DaysInMonth int
AS
Select distinct s.ScheduleMonth, s.ScheduleYear
From OnCall_Schedules s
Where CAST(cast(s.ScheduleMonth as nvarchar) + '/' + cast(s.ScheduleDate as nvarchar) + '/' + cast(s.ScheduleYear as nvarchar) as smalldatetime)
>= CAST(cast(@MonthFrom as nvarchar) + '/' + cast('01' as nvarchar) + '/' + cast(@YearFrom as nvarchar) as smalldatetime)
And CAST(cast(s.ScheduleMonth as nvarchar) + '/' + cast(s.ScheduleDate as nvarchar) + '/' + cast(s.ScheduleYear as nvarchar) as smalldatetime)
<= CAST(cast(@MonthTo as nvarchar) + '/' + cast(@DaysInMonth as nvarchar) + '/' + cast(@YearTo as nvarchar) as smalldatetime)
Order by s.ScheduleYear, s.ScheduleMonth
GO
However, this only brings back those dates that are in the table. I need to get ALL dates within the range.
For example, the OnCall_Schedules table contains schedules that are saved by the user. If no one has ever saved a schedule at any time in May 2004 and the range of dates entered is January 2004 to June 2004, then May 2004 will not be returned. I need to get back all dates within that range regardless if it has something scheduled or not. How can this be done?
Note - I do not want to set up any dummy records or create a table with valid dates as the user will be allowed to choose any range of dates and we do not want to have to maintain anything.
Can some sort of function be used? What would the code look like?
Hello,John Bell posted a reply on 2003-11-02 04:11:02 PST, that gave me anidea how to achieve paging in sql server without row numberfunctionality. Thank you John. The following works for me, not veryeficient though:SELECT * FROM( SELECT top 5 * FROM( SELECT top 10 * FROM( SELECT top 10 *FROM dft_documentORDER BY documentkey ASC) aORDER BY documentkey DESC) b) dORDER BY documentKey ASCThe innermost SELECT gives 10 rows out of which last 5 needed.regards
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a table where each entry represents a range:
id, num_ini, num_fim
1, 1, 19
2, 20, 39
3, 40, 59
etc
Is there any way to select a recordset on this table with the following format?
id, num
1, 1
1, 2
1, 3
etc
2, 20
2, 21
2, 22
etc
I'm using MSSQL 2005
tks
I have to display the last temperature reading from an activity table for all the dates in a selected date range.So if I select the date range from 09/01/2012 to 09/30/2012, the results should look like this:
Date Temperature
09/01/2012 73.5
09/02/2012 75.2
09/03/2012 76.3
09/04/2012 73.3
09/05/2012 77.0
09/06/2012 74.5
and so on.
I am using this to get the dates listed:
WITH CTE_DatesTable
AS
(
SELECT CAST('20120901' as date) AS [Date]
UNION ALL
SELECT DATEADD(dd, 1, [Date])
FROM CTE_DatesTable
WHERE DATEADD(dd, 1, [Date]) <= '20120930'
)
SELECT [Date]
FROM CTE_DatesTable
How could I get the temperature if I did a sub-query here?
I have a report that I need to run on 2 different date ranges.
Both report's data is 2 days behind today's date.
so...
WHERE reportdate between dateadd('d',date(),-2) and dateadd('d',date(),-2)
OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT, NO BIGGIE HERE
The 2nd report is a month to date report. This is the 1 I can't figure out.
WHERE reportdate between (the first day of this month) and dateadd('d',date(),-2)
So that would look like
WHERE reportdate between 1/1/2007 and 1/21/2007
My problem is, if today is the 1st day of the month... how can I get my critiera to NOT do this
WHERE reportdaye between 2/1/2007 and 1/30/2007
Any help would be greatly appriciated!
Hi Group!I am struggling with a problem of giving a date range given the startdate.Here is my example, I would need to get all the accounts opened betweeneach month end and the first 5 days of the next month. For example, inthe table created below, I would need accounts opened between'5/31/2005' and '6/05/2005'. And my query is not working. Can anyonehelp me out? Thanks a lot!create table a(person_id int,account int,open_date smalldatetime)insert into a values(1,100001,'5/31/2005')insert into a values(1,200001,'5/31/2005')insert into a values(2,100002,'6/02/2005')insert into a values(3,100003,'6/02/2005')insert into a values(4,100004,'4/30/2004')insert into a values(4,200002,'4/30/2004')--my query--Select *[color=blue]>From a[/color]Where open_date between '5/31/2005' and ('5/31/2005'+5)
View 2 Replies View RelatedHave seen other questions here about modifying date pickers supplied by reports created in BIDS. The answer is usually NO. But this does not involve a format change, simply want to limit say to a specific year.
Any ideas?