Dynamically calculate the number of days between two dates and amounts of split

Hello

I have searched for a solution for this, but had no success.
I need to show the amounts broken down by days.

I have a table that has an amount column and start and end dates.

I need to write a query so that the amounts will be broken evenly based on the number of days between the start date and end date.

For example, for this line.
insert into my_test values (' 1, '' 3-mar-2010, ' 7 - mar - 2010 ", 1000);

the query returns this (split $1,000 over 5 days)


ID Date amount
1 ' 3-mar-2010' 200,00
1 ' 4-mar-2010' 200,00
1 ' 5-mar-2010' 200,00
1 ' 6-mar-2010' 200,00
1 ' 7-mar-2010' 200,00



create table my_test)
ID number (10),
start_date date,
End_date date,
amount number (10.2)
);


Select * from my_test

insert into my_test values (' 1, '' 3-mar-2010, ' 7 - mar - 2010 ", 1000);
insert into my_test values (2, 10-mar-2010 ", 19-mar-2010", 2000);
insert into my_test values (3, 20-mar-2010 ',' 21-mar-2010, 5000);



Thanks in advance.

Hello

One way is to join a Meter of Table , a table, or (more often) a set of results includes a line for eery number 1, 2, 3,... until the maximum number of times you need to divide a line.
For example:

WITH     cntr     AS
(
     SELECT     LEVEL - 1     AS n
     FROM     (  SELECT  MAX (end_date - start_date)     AS max_day_cnt
             FROM        my_test
          )
     CONNECT BY     LEVEL <= 1 + max_day_cnt
)
SELECT       t.id
,       t.start_date + c.n                    AS dt
,       t.amount / (t.end_date + 1 - t.start_date)     AS amt
FROM       my_test      t
JOIN       cntr            c     ON     c.n <= t.end_date - t.start_date
ORDER BY  id
,            dt
;

This assumes that all dates have the same number of hours, minutes, and seconds, as is the case in your sample data.
If this isn't the case, then use TRUNC (start_date) and TRUNC (end_date) instead of start_date and end_date or post some sample data and results if some lines do not represent a whole number of days.

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