Convert time difference in seconds in hours, minutes, and seconds

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                                   and
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                                then 0
                              else 1
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                      from  t
                   )
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             REASON,
             PAID
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         123 08/25/2009 08/26/2009          1          4         30          8 FMLA EMP     Paid
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  SQL>  
  

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  Select 990, to_date (11 January 15 23:30 ',' mm-dd-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
  Select 880, to_date (11 February 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union
  Select 555, to_date (11 February 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of double
  )
  Choose acname, avg (hrs)
  from (select distinct t1.acname, (t2.mtime - t1.ltime) * 24 h )
  from table1 t1,
  Table2 t2
  where t1.tid = t2.txid
  )
  Group acname

  
  

  Expected results

  
  

  ACNAME Avg (day) APR (hrs) Avg (Mins) Avg (dry)
  

  AAA 0 1 0 0 (that is to say 14:00-13:00 = 1 and 16 15 = 1, Avg = (1 + 1) / 2 = 1)
  

  BBB          1               0          0               0
  

  CCC          0               5          30             0

  DDD          1               2          0               0
  

  with

  Table1 as

  (select 'AAA' acname, 123 tid, to_date (January 11, 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') ltime Union double all the)

  Select 'AAA', 456, to_date (January 11, 15 15:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 'BBB', 789, to_date (11 January 15 04:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select "CCC", 990, to_date (11 January 15 18:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 'BBB', 880, to_date (11 January 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 'DDD', 770, to_date (11 January 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 'BBB', 555, to_date (January 11, 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of double

  ),

  Table2 as

  (select txid 123, to_date (January 11, 15 14:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') mtime of union double all the)

  Select 456, to_date (January 11, 15 16:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 789, to_date (11 February 15 04:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 770, to_date (11 February 15 07:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 990, to_date (11 January 15 23:30 ',' mm-dd-aa hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 880, to_date (11 February 15 05:00 "," dd-mm-yy hh24:mi:ss') of all the double union

  Select 555, to_date (11 February 15 13:00 ',' dd-mm-aa hh24:mi:ss') of double

  )

  Select acname,

  trunc (AVG (Days)) days,

  trunc (mod (AVG (Days), 1) * 24) hours,

  trunc (mod (AVG (Days) * 24.1) * 60) minutes.

  trunc (mod (AVG (Days) * 24 * 60.1) * 60) seconds

  from (select distinct t1.acname,(t2.mtime-t1.ltime) days

  FROM table1 t1,

  table2 T2

  where t1.tid = t2.txid

  )

  Acname group

  /

  ACN DAYS HOURS MINUTES SECONDS

  --- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

  BBB         31          0          0          0

  CCC          0          5         30          0

  AAA          0          1          0          0

  DDD         31          1          0          0

  SQL >

  SY.

• How to convert times from second to hh with CVI

  How to convert times from second to hh with CVI?

  Can anyone advice?

  It's here. As I told you, it's very simple:

  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Function secToHMSstring ()
  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
  /// HIFN secToHMSstring ()
  /// HIFN The function takes an amount of seconds and returns a string with
  /// HIFN the corresponding value in H:M:S format
  /// HIPAR sec/Value in seconds to convert
  /// HIPAR verbose/If True use "hms" separators; if not, use ":" separator
  /// HIPAR string/The output string. It is responsibility of the programmer
  /// HIPAR string/that the string is large enough to keep the resulting text
  /// OUT string
  void secToHMSstring (int sec, int verbose, char *string)
  
  {
      int     hh = 0, mm = 0, ss = 0;
  
      if (sec >= 3600) {
          hh = sec / 3600;
          sec -= hh * 3600;
      }
      if (sec >= 60)
          mm = sec / 60;
      ss = sec - mm * 60;
  
      strcpy (string, "");
      if (verbose) {
          if (hh > 0) sprintf (string, "%s%dh", string, hh);
          if (mm > 0) { if (strlen (string)) strcat (string, " "); sprintf (string, "%s%dm", string, mm); }
          if (ss > 0) { if (strlen (string)) strcat (string, " "); sprintf (string, "%s%ds", string, ss); }
      }
      else {
          if (hh > 0) sprintf (string, "%s%d:", string, hh);
          if (mm > 0) {
              if (strlen (string)) sprintf (string, "%s%02d:", string, mm); else sprintf (string, "%d:", mm);
          }
          else if (strlen (string))
              strcat (string, "00:");
          if (strlen (string)) sprintf (string, "%s%02d",  string, ss); else sprintf (string, "%d", ss);
      }
  
      return;
  }