We are running sql 2008 R2. We have the JE_DATE field set up as an int. We are trying to subtract 30 days from this date field.
select * from GENERAL_LEDGER
where JE_DATE >= DATEADD(DAY,-30,GETDATE())
In addition to the where clause above we have also tried
where JE_DATE >= DATEADD(dd,-30,GETDATE())
For both we get the following error "Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type datetime."
Hi,
I've searched quite a bit for help with this syntax but have given up.
I need help with the where clause of a query using SQL SERVER that selects records a certain number of days before the current date. I have tried this and it's incorrect syntax:
WHERE (fldDate < ({ fn NOW() - 500 })
Can someone please help me out with correct syntax for this? thanks much.
I want to get all records that are 7 days pass today's date and not equal to today's date. Don't know how to write it so I can get records 7 days old but with this procedure I'm still getting records that are due today. Hope this makes sense. Can someone assist me.
select * from libraryrequestwhere duedate > getdate() and duedate != getdate()
Can someone tell me sql query for filtering date field for current day,not last 24hours but from 00:00 to current time?
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SELECT COUNT (*) FROM mytable WHERE DATEDIFF(Day, mydatecolumn, getdate() ) <= 0-- total listed yesterday
SELECT COUNT (*) FROM mytable WHERE DATEDIFF(Day, mydatecolumn, getdate() ) <= 1-- total listed in the last 3 days
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I want to be able to compare today's date with the date that is in the database. Right now I have:
Select Field1, Field2
FROM table 1
Where Year(TS_Date)=Year('3/1/2006')and Month(TS_Date)=Month('3/1/2006')
Where I have to change the date every month. Is there a way to use GetDate or another type of code so it could automatically update every month.
Any suggestions would be very greatful.
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Help is apreciated.
--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
[Code] ....
--The output I am looking for.
/*
1) FromDt = '2014-01-01' ToDt ='2014-01-30'
KRISS = 7
VDENTI = 7 days
2) FromDt = '2013-01-01' ToDt ='2014-01-01'
KRISS = 1
VDENTI = 1 days
3) FromDt = '2013-01-01' ToDt ='2014-01-01'
KRISS = 0
VDENTI = 1 days
4) FromDt = '2013-01-01' ToDt ='2014-12-31'
KRISS = 8+24+8+21 = 61 Days
VDENTI = 31+24+31+30 = 116 Days
*/
How to subtract days from the given format...
format : Mon, 03 Nov 2014 14:10:00 GMT
and it is in varchar(50) under dates column the data is inserted
i get an error whan i do this
Code Snippet
SELECT DATEADD(day, -7, StartDate)AS [sevenDayAgo]
FROM dbo.empList
Msg 517, Level 16, State 2, Line 1
Adding a value to a 'smalldatetime' column caused overflow.
my field StartDate is smalldatetime
TNX
What would be the most straight forword to Calculate 90 days and 3 Years ago from an Effective Date in a table?
as in
SELECT EffectiveDate
from FL.CEFHistory
I need to return the effective date - 90 days and 1 year from that.
[URL]
select DateAdd(dd,-90,getdate())
It gives the 90 days older date but i want to exclude the weekdays and holidays (saturday ,sunday,holiday)
As we dont have permission to call a function or Sp in high level environments looking for a simple query .
What I am trying to do: Obtain attendance percentages for schools for the last five days. The outcome would look like this:
DISTRICTGROUPING, SCHOOLNAME, 5 DAYS AGO PCTG, 4 DAYS AGO PCTG, 3 DAYS AGO PCTG, 2 DAYS AGO PCTG, 1 DAY AGO PCTG
I am using nested subqueries for each day as follows: (total enrollment-total absent/total enrollment)
,(
((SELECTCOUNT(*)--GET TOTAL ENROLLMENT COUNT FOR SPECIFIED DATE
[Code]....
The query works with the following exceptions:
My issues are:
1. Avoid the "division by zero" error. This can occur if a school is closed for a day or if a smaller school has no absences for a day.
2. Avoid weekend dates. I need the query to display only weekdays
3. Currently I am using "PERCENTAGE 5: as a column header whereas I need the actual date as the header.
Hello!
Your advice might helps me a lot! I'm looking for the answer for days.
I would like to add 35 days to every date field in a table. I The table structure, and content is dynamically changing.
Is it possible?
Thanks,
norbi
I would like to generate a working schedule for employees for x-days ahead based on a starting date that the user can enter.
I have got 3 relevant tables:
1. Table X with (1) resourcenumber, (2) starting date working schedule and (3) the daynumber representing the starting date (this is ISO so 1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday etc.)
2. Table Y has the schedule itself and can hold a 7-days schedule or a 14-days schedule. In case of 7 days schedule there a 14 (!) records with (1) resourcenumber, (2) daynumber, (3) starting hour a.m. (4) ending hour a.m (5) starting hour p.m and (6) ending hour p.m. In case of a 14-days schedule there are 28 records (a.m. and p.m. records)
3. Table Z with resource data.
An example to clarify (for fake employee 100):
Table X:
Resource: 100
Starting date: 2012-03-01 (from this date the schedule will be effective)
Daynumber: 4 (2012-03-01 was a Thursday)
Table Y (Resource has a 14 days schedule because per 2 weeks Monday is an off-day):
Record 1 shows: Resource: 100, Daynumber: 1 (= Monday, working day), AM-Starting hour: 09:00, AM-Ending hour: 13:00, PM-starting hour: 13:30, PM-ending hour: 17:30
Record 2: same but daynumber is 2
Record 3: same but daynumber is 3 etc.
...
Record 8 shows: Resource: 100, Daynumber: 8 (= Monday, off-day), AM-Starting hour: 00:00, AM-Ending hour: 00:00, PM-starting hour: 00:00, PM-ending hour: 00:00
Record 9: same as record 2 but daynumber is 9.
etc.
...
Record 14: same as record 7 but day is 14 (= last day)
The weekend days show as 00:00 for the hours (same as day 8 in example)
I generated the working schedule with a CROSS APPLY function based on the starting date and the x-number of days ahead.
I then evaluate the actual daynumber corresponding with that date with the daynumber in table Y. That works fine with a 7-days schedule but I can't get it fixed with a 14-days schedule. Day 8 in that schedule represents an actual day 1 but how do I know what actual date day 8 is ... I think I have to start with the starting date in table X ...
I think ideally I would like to have the generated days as follows (as an example in case of a 14-days schedule starting 2014-05-01 for 30 days ahead):
2014-05-01 = day 4 (= actual daynumber)
2014-05-02 = day 5
2014-05-03 = day 6
...
2014-05-10 = day 13
2014-05-11 = day 14
2014-05-12 = day 1
2014-05-13 = day 2
2014-05-14 = day 3
...
2014-05-24 = day 13
2014-05-25 = day 14
2014-05-26 = day 1
2014-05-27 = day 2
...
2014-05-31 = day 6
With this done I can compare the actual daynumber with the daynumber in Table Y.
The rownumber that the CROSS APPLY function generates has to be reset to 1 after day 14. I tried PARTITION BY in THE ROW_NUMBER function but to no avail ... The only field I can partition by is the maximum value of the daynumber (14 is the example) but that is not allowed in the rownumber function.
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So for example if a.date = 1/1/15 and b.date is 30/3/15 the calculated field will say 'no'; if the b.date was 10/1/15 it would say yes.
Similarly, if the b.date was 1/11/14 it would say 'no'; if it was 10/12/14 it would say 'yes'.
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------ Messages after I click execute on my query window that has my function ------------------------------------------------------
Msg 444, Level 16, State 2, Procedure FGetWorkDate, Line 19
Select statements included within a function cannot return data to a client.
Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Procedure FGetWorkDate, Line 20
Invalid column name 'WorkDay'.
Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Procedure FGetWorkDate, Line 22
Invalid column name 'Date'.
------ my function code ----------------------------
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[FGetWorkDate](
@WorkDays VARCHAR(5),
@DateFromValue AS DateTime )
RETURNS DATETIME
[Code] ....
SSRS 2005 on XP SP2
How does one format a date time parameter as, for example, today's date minus 7? Attempting to use:
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Thanks in advance
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There are 2 tables:
CalendarCategories -- Table
CalCategoryID -- int field
CalCategoryName -- varchar field
CalendarEvents -- Table
CalCategoryID -- int Field
Title -- varchar Field
StartDate -- DateTime Field
I have to perform some tasks 3 days before the event. So, TODAY, I want to see a listing of those events which are scheduled for 3 days FROM NOW.
This is my current SQL Statement:
SELECT DATEADD(d,-3,StartDate) AS [Update Payoffs & Ins], Title AS [Closing Description] FROM CalendarEvents WHERE datepart(dd,StartDate)=datepart(dd,getdate()) AND datepart(mm,StartDate)=datepart(mm,getdate())
This SQL Statement takes TODAY'S events and gives them a date of February 20. See example of the results at http://www.joelwilliamslaw.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=141
This is what I have already done relative to my calendar listings:
Specific Event Types for the Current Month :
SELECT StartDate AS [Date and Time], CalCategoryName AS [Cls Type], Title AS [Closing Description] FROM CalendarEvents inner join CalendarCategories
on CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = CalendarCategories.CalCategoryID
where (CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 1 OR CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 2 OR CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 3 OR CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 4 OR CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 20) AND (datepart(mm,StartDate)=datepart(mm,getdate()) AND datepart(yy,StartDate)=datepart(yy,getdate())) AND CalendarEvents.ModuleID = 360 ORDER BY StartDate ASC
Specific Event Types for the Current Day:
SELECT StartDate AS [Date and Time], CalCategoryName AS [Cls Type], Title AS [Closing Description] FROM CalendarEvents inner join CalendarCategories
on CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = CalendarCategories.CalCategoryID
where (CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 1 OR CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 2 OR CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 3 OR CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 4 OR CalendarEvents.CalCategoryID = 20) AND (datepart(dd,StartDate)=datepart(dd,getdate()) AND datepart(mm,StartDate)=datepart(mm,getdate()) AND datepart(yy,StartDate)=datepart(yy,getdate())) AND CalendarEvents.ModuleID = 360 ORDER BY StartDate ASC
Your assistaince is much appreciated.
Joel
My goal is to update the "PriorInsert" field with the "DateInserted" from the previously inserted record where the WorkOrder, MachineNo, and Operator are all in the same group.
While trying to get to the correct previous record, I wrote the query below.
P.S. The attached .txt file includes a create and insert tbl_tmp sampling.
select top 1
a.ID,
a.WorkOrder,
a.MachineNo,
a.Operator,
a.PriorInsert,
[code]...
I want to fetch all the records which are 2 minutes older
How can I do it?
Hi, I really need this help urgently.
I need to send an email when the dueDate(field name in database) is equal to today's date... I have come out with this code with the help of impathan(jimmy i did not use ur code cos i not very sure sry)... below is the code with no error... but it jus wun send email...
Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load, Me.Load
con1.Open()
Dim cmd As New SqlCommand
cmd.CommandText = "select * from custTransaction where convert(datetime,dueDate,101) = convert(datetime,GetDate(),101)"
'Set the connect the command object should use
cmd.Connection = con1Dim da As New SqlDataAdapter(cmd)Dim ds As New DataSet
da.Fill(ds)
con1.Close()
If Not ds.Tables(0) Is Nothing ThenIf ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count > 0 Then
Dim objEmail As MailMessage = New MailMessage
objEmail.From = New MailAddress("my@email.com.sg")objEmail.To.Add(New MailAddress("my@email.com.sg"))
objEmail.Subject = "Due Date Reaching"objEmail.Body = Session("dueName")
objEmail.Priority = MailPriority.Normal
Dim SmtpMail As New SmtpClient("servername")
SmtpMail.Send(objEmail)
End If
End If
End Sub
Note: I am veri sure that database has the data field dueDate with the value 11/16/2007 smalltimedate(mm/dd/yyyy)
Realli veri urgent Thanks so much for ur'll help
So my data column [EODPosting].[MatchDate] is defined as a DATE column. I am trying to SELECT from my table where [EODPosting].[MatchDate] is today's date.
SELECT*
FROM[dbo].[EODPosting]
WHERE[EODPosting].[MatchDate]=GETDATE()
Is this not working because GETDATE() is like a timestamp format? How can I get this to work to return those rows where [EODPosting].[MatchDate] is equal to today's date?
Hi
I am very new to SQL so please excuse me if my question seems too easy to answer.
Basically I need to populate a form based with records based on the criteria that the next mot date and todays are +/- 10 days.
i.e if todays date is 13/05/07 and the next mot date is 3/05/07 or later OR 23/05/07 or less then various fields will be shown in the form.
Can you please help.
Thanks
Paul
Hey all, how do you take the current date and subtract a year from it in a SP?
What I want to do is...
Take the current date when the SP is ran, subtract a year, then if my date field is within that range (higher than the date with the subtracted year) it will continue in the query.
Edit: the answer is..
dateadd(yyyy, -1, getdate()) as Date1
I have a list of patient encounter dates ordered by the date. I need to subtract the previous date in order to get the number of days between each date for the same patient.
create table TEST
(
MRN varchar(10),
EncDTTM datetime,
Sequence int
)
insert into TEST(MRN, EncDTTM, Sequence) values( '00000203','2014-01-24','1')
insert into TEST(MRN, EncDTTM, Sequence) values( '00000203','2014-02-03','2')
[code]....
hi,
How can i get today date in this format day/month/year
(in the SP of course)
thanks
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Code:
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TV
...The TIger has ROARED
I am trying to get the Date field in my SQL Query to only return.
Date that match todays date.
this is waht I have but it produces an error.
WHERE
(EsnAsset.EffectiveDate LIKE DateTime.Now)