drop table #temp create table #temp (id int, dat datetime) insert into #temp values(1,'2015-03-01') insert into #temp values (2,'2015-02-01') insert into #temp values (2,'2015-01-01') insert into #temp values (3,'2015-01-01') insert into #temp values (3,'2015-03-01') insert into #temp values (3,'2014-12-01') insert into #temp values (2,'2014-12-01') insert into #temp values (1,'2014-12-01') select * from #temp
The result i am expecting is 2014-12-01. I need to get the max(dat) for data available for all ids.In the sample set, only for 2014-12-01, there is a row for id 1,2,3. I need to get that date as result.
I want to view all data that have a date of today, but my query is not returning them? Is it due to the actual data being a datetime and I am not accounting for time? How should I set this query up so that the data returns?
Now, I've to get active data for a particular date range. Let me explain the active data definition as below:
StartDate : 01-Jul-2015 EndDate : 31-Dec-2015
It should return all the data which was active for that date range even if it was only for one day.If no data found for that date range, check the last record before start date and and if its active then it should be returned else not.
I though of creating a function and pass primary key with date range and return the final status but that doesn't seems like an optimized query.
I’m retrieving Yahoo quotes into my database and have run into an issue when the dates sometimes change format in the csv file retrieved.
I am retrieving yahoo quotes via powershell, then running a package to import data to my table. This generally works expect when the yahoo date format changes.
In the yahoo csv file, the dates normally come through in dd/mm/yyyy format. I find when a quote is old the format changes to mm/dd/yyyy, just for that particular quote.
When this happens, the package fails because the quote date format does not match my destination table format. i.e. mm/dd/yyyy vs dd/mm/yyyy
When this occurs, I would like to skip the records in mm/dd/yyyy format altogether and have the rest of the quotes imported.
One approach I can think of is to import the dates as a text type and do some data validation / conversion once imported but it feels like adding unnecessary steps.
Is there some other way I can achieve this within the process I already have?
I have a dynamic sql query where in I am comparing two tables and loading data for last 15 days. e.g today 2050921 then I am going to load till 20150906.
I pass on 2 variables @currentdate and @currentdate-1 to the query which are in date format 'yyyymmdd'
I need to do this for last 15 days how do I do this using while loop.
Note my date format is YYYYMMDD.
DECLARE @SQL VARCHAR(MAX) @sql = ' insert into target select from table_1_currentdate a LEFT JOIN Table_2_currentdate-1 b on a.col1=b.col1 where b.col1 is null '
exec(@sql)
I have to use while loop and decrement it every time and load data for last 15 days comparing two tables. I tried so many times I am not getting it right .
FirstName | LastName | DateofBirth ---------------------------------------- Thomas | Alva Edison | 10-10-2015 Benjamin | Franklin | 10-10-2015 Thomas | More | 11-10-2015 Thomas | Jefferson | 12-10-2015
Suppose today's date is 09-10-2015 in (dd-MM-yyyy format), I want to perform a query in such a way that I should get the data from the table above WHERE DateofBirth is tomorrow, so I could get the following result.
FirstName | LastName | DateofBirth ---------------------------------------- Thomas | Alva Edison | 10-10-2015 Benjamin | Franklin | 10-10-2015
In the below scenario we are inserting some time related fields in Temp table.But its data type is varchar. Once data loading is finished in the temp table (Data is loading by source team SQOOP and they are unable to load if the source datatype is having Date or datetime) we have to alter the column datatypes. somehow, some character data in inserted in date columns (look at into 3rd insert statement). while altering the table it is failing. Can we do any alternative for this (Means if any varchar data that is non convertible to date can we make as null)
INSERT INTO ##TEMP_TEST SELECT '2014-09-30','2017-10-06','Nov 6 2014 6:11AM','Nov 6 2014 6:11AM' UNION SELECT '2014-09-29','2017-10-06','Nov 6 2014 6:11AM','Nov 6 2014 6:11AM' UNION SELECT '2014-09-28','2017-10-06','Nov 6 2014 6:11AM','Nov 6 2014 6:11AM' GO INSERT INTO ##TEMP_TEST SELECT NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL
So I have to build dynamic T-SQL because of a date parameter that will be provided. The Date Parameter will be provided in SSRS in normal MM/DD/CCYY format. So how do I then convert that date to my Oracle format
I have a table here. I want find a way of getting the latest date, when the code is the same. If the Declined date is null. Then I still want the latest date. E.g. ID 3.
If the declined date is filled in. Then I want to get the row, when the Datein column value is greater then the declined date only.
I tried grouping it by max date, but i got an error message when trying this out. Against the code
WHERE MAX(Datein) > Declined
An aggregate may not appear in the WHERE clause unless it is in a subquery contained in a HAVING clause or a select list, and the column being aggregated is an outer reference. What do I need to do to get both my outputs working?
i have written a sql function which returns only number of working days (excludes holidays and Weekends) between given StartDate and EndDate.
USE [XXX] GO /****** Object: UserDefinedFunction [dbo].[CalculateNumberOFWorkDays] Script Date: 10/28/2015 10:20:25 AM ******/ SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO
[code]...
I need a function or stored procedure which will return the date which is 15 working days (should exclude holidays and Weekends) prior to the given future Date? the future date should be passed as a parameter to this function or stored procedure to return the date. Example scenario: If i give date as 12/01/2015, my function or stored procedure should return the date which is 15 working days (should exclude holidays and Weekends) prior to the given date i.e 12/01/2015...In my application i have a table tblMasHolidayList where all the 2015 year holidays dates and info are stored.
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.
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?
My requirement is to get the latest start date after a gap in a month for each id and if there is no gap for that particular id minimum date for that id should be taken….Given below the scenario
ID StartDate 1 2014-01-01 1 2014-02-01 1 2014-05-01-------After Gap Restarted 1 2014-06-01 1 2014-09-01---------After last gap restarted 1 2014-10-01 1 2014-11-01 2 2014-01-01 2 2014-02-01 2 2014-03-01 2 2014-04-01 2 2014-05-01 2 2014-06-01 2 2014-07-01
For Id 1 the start date after the latest gap is 2014-10-01 and for id=2 there is no gap so i need the minimum date 2014-01-01
My Expected Output id Startdate 1 2014-10-01 2 2014-01-01
how to write a query to get current date or end of month date if we pass year and month as input
Eg: if today date is 2015-09-29 if we pass year =2015 and month=09 then we have to get 2015-09-29 if we pass year =2015 and month=08 then we have to get 2015-08-31(for previous months we have to get EOMonth date & for current month we have to get current date).
I have a the following date variables that's being set around the current date. how to adjust it to work around a date variable @Date instead of the current date? Lets the @Date = 2015-06-30 then the it would adjust the variable below accordingly. I'm assuming the getdate()) needs to be replaced with @Date but I can't seem to get it to work.
Declare @EndOfLMPriorYear Date = DateAdd(yyyy,-1,EOMONTH(Dateadd(Month,Datediff(Month,0,getdate())-1,0))) Declare @EndOfPriorMonth Date = EOMONTH(Dateadd(Month,Datediff(Month,0,getdate())-2,0)) DECLARE @EndOfLastMonth Date = EOMONTH(Dateadd(Month,Datediff(Month,0,getdate())-1,0))
Basically, the sample raw data is a result from my last cte process which consolidate all the records. I want to find the closest date in PO ended using Receipt_date column but my problem, for this ESN R9000000000019761824, i wanted to get the latest or the last transaction date.
please see below DDL and sample data.
--this is the result from my last cte process Create table #sample (ESN nvarchar(35),ESN2 nvarchar(35), Receipt_Date datetime,PO_ENDED datetime)
insert into #sample(ESN,ESN2,Receipt_Date,PO_ENDED)values('990002036924452','990002036924452','2015-01-07 17:39:44.660','2014-01-09 04:13:29.000')
I require outputting the date difference between two date's if it is greater than 7(DateDiff(day, DateAdd(day, t.[Started], Nxt.started), (t.[started])) > 7).I get incorrect syntax on my operator.What is the correct code?
print @@version print 'arithmetic with datetime' go begin try declare @datetime datetime = getdate()
[Code] ....
... I get this:
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 (SP2) - 10.50.4042.0 (X64) Mar 26 2015 21:18:04 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation Express Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 6.2 <X64> (Build 9200: )
arithmetic with datetime @datetime = Sep 22 2015 1:39PM arithmetic with date Msg 206, Level 16, State 2, Line 3 Operand type clash: date is incompatible with int
Why the inconsistency? Datetime is lenient in this regard - I can even do set @datetime += 0.5 (although the meaning is less intuitive).
I have different codes and I want to specify different date of birth range based on selected code in the parameters.
DECLARE @CODE VARCHAR(5) = 'FXE' SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE CODE = 'FXE' and AND DATE_OF_BIRTH BETWEENDATEADD(month,-15,GETDATE()) AND DATEADD(year,-1,dateadd(YEAR,-0,cast(GETDATE()asdate))))
How I can do for one code but I cant get my way around bringing another code 'WHY' which has a different date of birth range. Basically I want a user to be able to change a code in the parameter and display results based on the parameter selected.