I'm wanting to get the average number of days between orders in my orders tbl - so I've done a search and found the following sql coded that I have modified for my db tbl's and columns. But when I try and parse it - I get 'Incorrect syntax new the keyword Group' - what am I missing.
SELECT custId, AVG(invDate - priorDate)
FROM(SELECT custId,invDate,LAG(invDate) OVER (PARTITION BY custId ORDER BY invDate)as priorDate
FROM orders)
Group BY custId
What is the piece of SQL which looks at the average date difference for each enquiry and then sums it all up to give an overall average number of days it takes?
I have a requirement to calculate the % change in the number of orders received today with the number of orders that were received 3 days back. All data is in the same table. There is a received date column.
I have two count(*) queries - one for today and one for 3 days back running separately and getting the results. Is it possible I can get the % change in orders received from 3 days back and today in one query.Also if I want to get the number of orders received today between 12:00am today and current time. How would I modify the query.
I am trying to create a script file that will get me the total number of orders in july. How exactly would i say july because i know my syntax is wrong and I would be using sum instead of count right?
What i tried
use Cis11101_Northwind Declare @Julycount int Set @Julycount= (Select sum(*) From orders Where OrderDate = 'july') print 'The total orders for july is ' + Cast(@JulyCount as varchar)
I need to write down a sql query wherein in one particular day(user will enter manually), i need to find out a 15 minutes slot wherein purchase order's created or updated are the highest.
i.e. out of 96 slots(15 minute slot each)-I need to find the slot which has maximum number of Purchase orders created or updated.
I have got this matrix and I am trying to calculate the average amount of working days in a month. At the moment, I have divided the total number of jobs by 21 for every month which is a hard coded value. However, I am not sure how to retrieve this value dynamically. Is there any formula that can find out the working days?
I am trying to find out the the Average number of contact hours per student. in Reporting Services 2005. The contact hours is the in the Totaltime field
Is this formula correct
=Sum(Fields!TotalTime.Value)/Avg(Fields!TotalTime.Value) is in the =Fields!StateServices.Value Group
Example table structure: Id int, PK Name varchar AddDate smalldatetime
Sample data: Id Name AddDate 1 John 01/15/2005 2 Jane 01/18/2005 . . . 101 Jack 01/10/2006 102 Mary 02/20/2006
First, I need to find the month which has the most records, I finally produced the correct results using this query but I am not convinced it's the most efficient way, can anyone offer a comment or advice here?
select top 1 count(id), datename(mm, AddDate) mth, datepart(yy, AddDate) yr from dbo.sampletable group by datename(mm, AddDate), datepart(yy, AddDate) order by count(id) desc
Also, I'm really having trouble trying to get the overall average of records per month. Can anyone suggest a query which will produce only one number as output?
I have this table of Marks as shown below. All I need is to find the average Marks at various intervals of S.no. That is I need averages at every 3rd S.No. as shown.
S.No. Marks 1 ------ 5 2 ------ 5 3 ------ 6 1st Average Value here (16/3) 4 ------ 5 5 ------ 6 6 ------ 7 2nd Average Value here (18/3) 7 ------ 7 8 ------ 7 9 ------ 8 3rd Average Value here (22/3) 10 ----- 8 11 ----- 9 12 ----- 8 4th Average Value here (26/3)
So basically I need a new table which will have 4 average values for the table above. Of-course the table can be much bigger and the average values can be at any nth value of S.No.
I need to add days to a date field, my date field is as varchar(20041030 for example) and I need to add 4 days to it, my result should be 20041103, result field is also in varchar,how would I do that, can anyone pls help?
select a.RelocateID,a.DateEntered,a.CompanyID,b.FileClose dDate from test1 a inner join test b on (a.RelocateID = b.RelocateID) where CompanyID ='5710' and DateEntered >= '01/01/2004' and convert(varchar,FileClosedDate,101) < '31/12/2004'
Hi I was wondering if somebody could help me alter this query so I an calulate the difference in days in between DateEntered and FileClosedDate having the above criteria. I can't seem to be able to get the datediff function right in this particular example
Hiwhen inserting records into a table one of the fields is a date field. I am using the GETDATE() function to insert the date as the record is being inserted.when i retrieve an entire record from the table i want to be able to select this date, but also to get the number of days it has been since that record was inserted.eg: 3 daysif the record was inserted less than one day ago (<24 hrs ago) i would like it to return the number of hours. e.g. 22 hrsi dont want hours to be displayed if the days is >= 1.please can anyone guide me with this?thanks!
I have a table with 3 columns: Item# | Date | ItemAmount. Everyday there is a number of transactions entered. An Item# can only be entered once par day (if it has occurred that day).
What I want to do is to : retrieve the number of total days where an Item has been entered for more than 2 consecutive days (for the month).
Example: if item I022 has been entered Monday and wed, then ignore, but if it's been entered Mon, Tues then return 2, if Mon, Tues, Wed then return 3 because the days are consecutive.
I have a query that counts the number of pay checks received in a month, but I need to compare that to the number of actual paydays in a month. If we were on a set pay schedule (i.e. the 15th of each month) it would be easy. Unfortunately that's not the case. We are paid biweekly on Fridays and our last pay day was April 4th.
So I need to know how many pay periods were in a specified month. For example, April would have 2 (April 4th and 18th), May would have 3 (May 2nd, 16th, and 30th), etc.
I am trying to determine the amount of days in a month to prorate a month end estimate. We measure service calls and need to approximate how many we will have at month end. I would like to automate a query to post on our web and need to know how many days are in the current month.
A possible solution would be to piece together a datetime variable using getdate and dateadd then use a datepart. However , I don't know how to create a datetime variable this way.
Hi and Thank you in advance I am trying to find a away to calculate the number of business days between two dates. In other word, I do not want to count Saturday nor Sundays if those days are between the two dates. Example if Date1 = 11/26/1999 Date2 = 11/30/1999
the DateDiff(dd,Date1,Date2) the result should be 2 I need to do this against a table which might not have a lot of records, but I also need to not count Holidays if they fall within the two Dates. Thank you in advance Tomas
Hi and Thank you in advance I am trying to find a away to calculate the number of business days between two dates. In other word, I do not want to count Saturday nor Sundays if those days are between the two dates. Example if Date1 = 11/26/1999 Date2 = 11/30/1999
the DateDiff(dd,Date1,Date2) the result should be 2 I need to do this against a table which might not have a lot of records, but I also need to not count Holidays if they fall within the two Dates. Thank you in advance Tomas
I need to find out the count of number of records older than 100 days from a table having 'order_date' as yyyymmdd format eg. 20041115. Thanks in advance.
There are three methods to consider when calculating the days to pay logic.
Method 1 - Simple : Look for Document Type 2 (Invoice), if "closed at date" > "posting date" then number of days = ("closed at date" - "posting date")
Method 2 - A Document Type 1 (payment) closes a Document Type 2 (Invoice) For this method the formula would be: Payment Record (1) "posting date" - Invoice Record (2) "posting date"
Method 3 - An Invoice closes the payment.
On a payment entry “closed by entry no.” refers to an Invoice entry.
a. In our code we are not on the payment looking for the invoice, we are on the invoice. i. Because of this we need to find the entry that our current invoiced has closed.
I am taking this from a page that has the pascal code that I need to translate to SQL.
IF (CustLedgEntry2."Document Type" = CustLedgEntry2."Document Type"::Invoice) AND NOT CustLedgEntry2.Open THEN IF CustLedgEntry2."Closed at Date" > CustLedgEntry2."Posting Date" THEN UpdateDaysToPay(CustLedgEntry2."Closed at Date" - CustLedgEntry2."Posting Date")
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I am also including create table and insert data scripts ...
--From the rows I want to know how many number of days a person was active for the given date range.
create table [dbo].[personstatus] ( id int identity(1,1), name varchar(100), DateAdded date, InactivationDate date ) ; insert into [dbo].[personstatus] values
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--The output I am looking for. /* 1) FromDt = '2014-01-01' ToDt ='2014-01-30' KRISS = 7 VDENTI = 7 days
I have client table which has client_id Eff_from and Eff_to columns.Eff_from and Eff_to are the dates that client is eligible for service. I need to know the average number of days from the day that he became not eligible and new eligibility date .
I'm stuck on converting a datetime field to Int. Basically, one of the fields in the select returns the datetime of a journey. However I need to be able to add up the number of days for a specific person who done that journey, e.g. it will return 21/08/2014, 22/08/2014 etc...
I then need to total up the days as a new field to display the number of days.
Can you do this by converting a datetime to int then use COUNT on the int?
I have a column which stores a set of dates. I want to tell how many days left of a date till it’s month end. It should be noted that month ends are taken from the date series, not a calendar month end.
