It returns '2080-11-20 00:42:44.000'. This is dead on except for the year (which should be 2014). I was thinking maybe my bigint value of 3499288964 was milliseconds or microseconds so I adjusted the seconds value (86400) in the select statement to reflect milliseconds (86400000) with no success and microseconds (86400000000) with no success as both of those gave incorrect results. Closest I got was with the seconds (86400) which of course returns the incorrect year.
As a DBA, I am working on a project where an ETL process(SSIS) takes a long time to aggregate and process the raw data.
I figured out few things where the package selects the data from my biggest 200 GB unpartitioned table which has a datekey column but the package converts its each row to an integer value leading to massive scans and high CPU.
Example: the package passed two values 20140714 and 4 which means it wants to grab data from my biggest table which belongs between 20140714 04:00:00 and 20140714 05:00:00.
It leads to massive implicit conversions and I am trying to change this.
To minimize the number of changes, what I am trying to do is to convert 20140714 and 4 to a datetime format variable.
Select Convert(DATETIME, LEFT(20170714, 8)) which gives me a date value but I am stuck at appending time(HH:00:00) to it.
How do we convert both of them into a single SQL DateTime field such as "2015-07-16 01:23:45.000" so that it can be used in a join restricting to a date time in a different SQL File that properly has the DateTime in it?
This works well for converting the transDate Part in the select statement:
  dbo.IntegerToDate(at.transDate) as transDate
  * That returns: "2015-07-16 00:00:00.000"
* The resulting data must work directly in a Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Query using either using the "on" statement or part of the "where" clause. In other words, NOT as a stored procedure!
Also must be able to be used as a date difference calculation when comparing the 2 files Within say + or - 5 seconds.
When I use the following SQL with the variable @CutOFFTID the second select statement query takes several minutes. If i run it replacing the value in the where clause with the acutal value of the variable it runs instantly.
DECLARE @CutOffTid int SELECT @CutOffTid = isnull(max(ccas_id),0) FROMdbo.fbs_trans (NOLOCK) print 'Cut Off ID is ' + cast(@CutOffTid as char)
DECLARE @MinPeriod int SELECT @MinPeriod = Min(period) FROM agr.dbo.atrans WHERE agrtid >@CutOffTid
I am dealing with what I believe is Oracle that is the source of a SQL View.
I am seeing a data type of Integer in the View, but I am not able to see what makes up that View. When I query the View, I can see that an Integer data type column is storing a blank space. I use ISNUMERIC(ColumnName) = 0 and there are a lot of rows that show as a zero length blank space, or text, or something. I just know that it is not an Integer.
I have attempted to CAST and Convert this value, but it will not. I have changed the data type on the table that is being inserted in too, and it still fails with a Conversion error. I have tried REPLACE(), but still the same conversion error.
I want to for that format the date in YYYYMMDD and MMDDYY, with no '-' as data type is integer I have used the following code (not the conversion function as I don€™t need Hyphen '-') for YYYYDDMM SET @DATE = CONVERT(INT,(CONVERT(VARCHAR(4),DATEPART(YYYY,GETDATE())) + CONVERT(VARCHAR(4), DATEPART(MM,GETDATE())) + CONVERT(VARCHAR(4), DATEPART(DD,GETDATE())) )) & for MMDDYY SET @DATEUS = CONVERT(INT,(CONVERT(VARCHAR(3),DATEPART(MM,GETDATE()))+ CONVERT(VARCHAR(3),DATEPART(DD,GETDATE())) + SUBSTRING(CONVERT(VARCHAR(4), DATEPART(YY,GETDATE())),3,4) )) I am getting the result YYYYMMDD= 200688 MMDDYY =8806 but i want result in YYYYDDMM = 20060808 MMDDYY = 080806 note: I need to convert in integer, finally, caz database data type is integer. can any one give me solution waiting for quick reply
I have checked the forums but couldnt find exact term. I have written tsql statement but I dont know how to use that in SSIS this is a update statement in oledb command component... I wanna get integer like YYYYMMDD ( 20080325)
The sp "up_GetConfigurableDayInterval", will return number of days to add the the current date time. But print getdate() + @Id , is not producing the updated result.But when ever i have replaced the variable "@Id" with a value, Say "5", it is producing the expected result.I have also tested the above code by the following:-
create table Temp(value datetime); insert into Temp values(getdate() + @Id); select * from Temp
In VBA, CLng(Now) will return the integer portion of a date CLng(Now) returns 41928, CDate(41928) then returns 10/16/2014. Is there something equivalent in SQL Server that will allow me to convert an integer value to a date?
In short, how can I convert a 100 year date to Gregorian (any format)?
Let's say the first row returned has StartDate = 1/1/2014 and EndDate is 1/2/2014. The next row I want the StartDate to equal the previous row EndDate so it would be 1/2/2014 as StartDate. This compounds every row basically the third row StartDate would be the second row EndDate. All in one select statement if it can be done. Using SQL2008r2.
I am trying to SUM a column of ActivityDebit with current Calendar_Month to a Column of Trial_Balance_Debit from Last Calendar_Month. I am providing Temp Table code as well as fake data.
===== IF OBJECT_ID('TempDB..#MyTrialBalance','U') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #MyTrialBalance CREATE TABLE #MyTrialBalance ( [Trial_Balance_ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED NOT NULL, [FISCALYEAR] [smallint] NULL,
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Here is my Query I am trying but not working. I cant figure out how to doo the dateadd for correct column.
SELECT A.Trial_Balance_ID,A.ACTIVITYDEBIT --SUM(A.ACTIVITYDEBIT + B.Last_Trail_Balance_Debit) AS New_TB FROM (SELECT [Trial_Balance_ID], [Calendar_Month],[ACTIVITYDEBIT] FROM Mytrialbalance WHERE actindx='48397' AND ACTIVITYDEBIT='820439.78000' )A INNER JOIN (SELECT [Trial_Balance_ID],DATEADD(MM, -1,Calendar_Month)AS Last_Month FROM Mytrialbalance) B ON B.Trial_Balance_ID=A.Trial_Balance_ID
I am trying to create a whole number DAX calculated column that is derived from a date column. Basically it gets the date from the source data column and outputs it as an integer in the YYYYMMDD format.So 01/OCT/2015 would become --> 20151001...I've been fidgeting with DAX but my problem is that I keep missing the leading zeroes for months and days. So 01/March/2015 becomes 201531 which is not what I want (I need 20150301 in this case).
When looking at the data some days have multiple events. Now I want to generate a new table that show all the dates in this month showing the number of running events for that specific day.
i am trying to convert a string like this 'le dd/mm/yyyy' into a datetime.I have removed the 'le ' part and used covert(datetime, 'dd/mm/yyyy',103) to convert into datetime. This works for example for 'le 22/11/1799' but for 'le 09/11/1716' it does not work.
select convert(datetime,RIGHT('le 22/11/1799', LEN('le 22/11/1799') - 3), 103) -> it works select convert(datetime,RIGHT('le 09/11/1716', LEN('le 09/11/1716') - 3), 103) -> it does not work
I have a date column with 1900-01-01 value, I am trying to get the min(date) without 1900-01-01.My problem here is: there are some records with both 1900-01-01 and real date. How do I get the MIN of the real date without getting 1900-01-01. Below is my query sample.
CASE WHEN MIN(CAST(PROJECTEDSTARTDATE AS DATE)) = '1900-01-01' THEN NULL ELSE MIN(CAST(PROJECTEDSTARTDATE AS DATE)) END as 'ProjectStartDate'
I have a query that will go into an ssis package (eventually). The package will run every night at 3am. I need to capture the last 24 hours of by using something like:
SELECT worktype, changedate, woclass where siteid = 'GTM' and woclass = 'WORKORDER' and istask = 0 [highlight=#ffff11]and changedate between '2015-01-13 03:00:00' and '2015-01-14 03:00:00'[/highlight]
I know I am not doing the between correctly to get the changedate between the last 24 hours. Is there a way to correct this so that I am only getting the change date that is between 3am today and 3am yesterday on any given day I happen to run this?
I need creating date of birth using ID number the ouput that im looking is a follows
e.g. RSA ID: 800101 (80 is year, 01 is month and 01 is day) that will be 1980 01 01 e.g. RSA ID: 000101 (00 is year, 01 is month and 01 is day) that will be 2000 01 01
The desired format I need is to take the above and create date of birth with the below format as required by the application used.
I have found a lot of examples of problems where I have just a single date column, and then I find the gaps in between that, but I'm having difficulty finding examples where it works with start and end date columns...
declare @deadline Datetime = '2014-03-23 15:30:10.000' SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(30),@deadline, 100) AS DateConvert ----With this I am able to produce that like ----o/p: Mar 23 2014 3:30PM
I have a scenario where i need to get the starting and ending date time based on the crieteria. The criteria is I always have my start date as NS or GS in the data column and my end date as GX so i need NS or GS to be my strart date based on ts Ascending and my end date as GX to be displayed in the same columns .
Create Table Test (Tsq INT IDENTITY (1,1), Data Varchar (150), ts datetime, Tpkt_type int) insert into test values ('GS,000020,000021,000022,000023','2013-11-13 09:47:35.963','2')
Below SQL gives the results of 2 columns and I need the DepartmentandDate column to be ORDER BY on date desc for that CID. Expected result is in the screenshot(attachment)...
IF OBJECT_ID('Tempdb..#tTable') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #tTable CREATE TABLE #tTable(CID INT, CDate DATETIME, Dept VARCHAR(25)) INSERT INTO #tTable(CID, CDate, Dept) VALUES (111, '2014-01-14 00:00:00.000','B is alphabet'),
Table Master --------------------------- EmpID EffectiveDateFr Group 00001 1/1/2014 A 00001 1/5/2014 B 00001 1/9/2014 C 00001 2/1/2014 B 00001 2/20/2014 A ....
I want to create query the output should be:
EmpID TransDate Group 00001 1/1/2014 A 00001 1/2/2014 A 00001 1/3/2104 A 00001 1/4/2014 A 00001 1/5/2014 B 00001 1/6/2014 B 00001 1/15/2014 C 00001 2/1/2014 B 00001 2/2/2014 B 00001 2/20/2004 A
