Each day of a week of the start date

Hi I need select date in this format from March

SELECT 1 AS SORT_order,

NEXT_DAY() sysdate, 'THURSDAY') period_ending,.

SYSDATE-to_date ()to_char(), 'IW') AS the week

OF the double

UNION ALL

SELECT 2,

NEXT_DAY()-7,sysdate , 'THURSDAY').

To_char ()(to_date) sysdate-7), 'IW') AS the week

OF the double

UNION ALL

CHOOSE 3,

NEXT_DAY()-14,sysdate , 'THURSDAY').

To_char ()(to_date) sysdate-14), 'IW')WEEK

OF the double

Output

1	12 SEP-13	37
2	13-SEP-05	36
3	29 AUG 13	35

Select row_number() over (order by level desc) sort_order,

TO_CHAR (next_day (date ' 2013-03-01', 'THURSDAY') + 7 * (level - 1), 'DD-MON-RR') the_date,.

TO_CHAR (next_day (date ' 2013-03-01', 'THURSDAY') + 7 * (level - 1), 'IW') the_week

of the double

connect by level<= ceil((sysdate="" -="" date="" '2013-03-01')="">

order of sort_order

SORT_ORDER	THE_DATE	THE_WEEK
1	12 SEP-13	37
2	13-SEP-05	36
3	29 AUG 13	35
4	22 AUG 13	34
5	15 AUGUST 13	33
6	AUGUST 8, 13	32
7	1 AUG 13	31
8	25 JULY 13	30
9	18 JULY 13	29
10	JULY 11, 13	28
11	4 JULY 13	27
12	27 JUNE 13	26
13	20 JUNE 13	25
14	13 JUNE 13	24
15	JUNE 6, 13	23
16	30 MAY 13	22
17	MAY 23, 13	21
18	16 MAY 13	20
19	MAY 9, 13	19
20	2 MAY 13	18
21	25 APRIL 13	17
22	18 APRIL 13	16
23	APRIL 11, 13	15
24	APRIL 4, 13	14
25	28 MARCH 13	13
26	21 MARCH 13	12
27	14 MARCH 13	11
28	MARCH 7, 13	10

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Etbin

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What is the difference in values returned by this method when the start and end dates are excluded?
In my case, I see the same data.
Because I do not think that same intervalId can we have different PerfMetricIds in a VMWare host, or is it not true?

In the case of unmanaged ESX systems are provided only on statistics in real time for the current day.

Statistics of sending hosts the vCenter Server system managing managed. The vCenter Server gathers statistics

data performance of all systems ESX/ESXi that it manages and stores the information in its database, which constitute historical data.

On the specification of begineTime and end in the spec would ensure only the metrics available in the specified period are gathered, if it makes a request for historical measures. These parameters will be not applicable for statistics in real time.

BlackBerry Z10 Z10 calendar Bug (closed schedule when you create a new appointment and try to change the start date/time)

Hello

Report a bug with my new Z10. Fairly easy to reproduce:
1. Go to "calendar".
2. Click 'Add '.
3. Click on the 'Starts' falling down
4. Farm of "calendar".
I tried to restart the phone, but same result. This works if you change a date, but not to create a new appointment.

Thank you

Jamie

This is a known problem and I hope it will be fixed in a future update.

Search based on the start date and end date
Hello

I added two fields "Start Date" and "End Date" on a search page.
I did the VO extension also.
Now, I have to implement the logic of the search to get all records created between' start' and 'End Date' after pressing the "GO" button on this page.

Can someone please provide advice to extend the controller.

Thanks in advance.

Gaurav.
I think that the path would be

Import oracle.apps.per.common.webui.PerTransactionTopCOImpl;

Thank you
-Anil
http://oracleanil.blogspot.com/

	{
	valid = false;
	fieldName += "Start Date is greater than the end Date."
	}

Each day of a week of the start date

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