Error number return when and ORA: 01722 invalid

Hi people, I posted this under another topic as well as eBusiness suite so apologies if some you've seen, but I would really appreciate the help on this one. Any suggestions are welcome.

We strive to create a calculation that returns the number of days of absence a person has had in a given period of time. We need answer these absences which began before the period and are closed during it, lack that begins during the period and ends after she and those that open and close that it contains.

The period is always a rolling 6 months from sysdate.

It's the calc we found so far that works for some people, but we get the error invalid number if the absence includes a half-day - so 0.5, 1.5, etc..

It's probably more complicated, but we are not the techno at all so learn we will!

We use the business district of HRMS - Administration - Oracle Human Resources (Core) 10G and the folders present Absence and nobody.

SUM (TO_NUMBER (NVL ((CASES WHERE the Attendance.Actual Absence Start Date < TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY') THEN (BOX WHEN presence Absence.)))) "" Actual end date ' > SYSDATE SO (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY'), SYSDATE)) else (CASE WHEN (BOX WHEN TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY') > = Absence Start Date of Attendance.Actual THEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY'), presence of Absence.)))) (("" Actual end date ")) ELSE (CASE WHEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Start Date of Attendance.Actual of Absence, presence of Absence." Actual end date")) IS NULL SO (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Attendance.Actual of Absence Start Date, SYSDATE)) ELSE (BOX WHEN SYSDATE < = presence Absence.) "" Actual end date ' THEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Attendance.Actual of Absence Start Date, SYSDATE)) ELSE (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Start Date of Attendance.Actual of Absence, presence of Absence." (((Actual end date")) END) END) END) IS NULL SO (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY'), SYSDATE)) else (BOX WHEN TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY') > = Absence Start Date of Attendance.Actual THEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY'), presence Absence.))) (("" Actual end date ")) ELSE (CASE WHEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Start Date of Attendance.Actual of Absence, presence of Absence." Actual end date")) IS NULL SO (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Attendance.Actual of Absence Start Date, SYSDATE)) ELSE (BOX WHEN SYSDATE < = presence Absence.) "" Actual end date ' THEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Attendance.Actual of Absence Start Date, SYSDATE)) ELSE (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Start Date of Attendance.Actual of Absence, presence of Absence." (((((Actual end date")) END) END) END) END) END) else (WHEN BOX (BOX WHEN TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY') > = Absence Start Date of Attendance.Actual THEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY'), presence Absence.)))) (("" Actual end date ")) ELSE (CASE WHEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Start Date of Attendance.Actual of Absence, presence of Absence." Actual end date")) IS NULL SO (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Attendance.Actual of Absence Start Date, SYSDATE)) ELSE (BOX WHEN SYSDATE < = presence Absence.) "" Actual end date ' THEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Attendance.Actual of Absence Start Date, SYSDATE)) ELSE (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Start Date of Attendance.Actual of Absence, presence of Absence." (((Actual end date")) END) END) END) IS NULL SO (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY'), SYSDATE)) else (BOX WHEN TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY') > = Absence Start Date of Attendance.Actual THEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (TO_DATE (ADD_MONTHS (SYSDATE,-6), 'DD-Mon-YYYY'), presence Absence.))) (("" Actual end date ")) ELSE (CASE WHEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Start Date of Attendance.Actual of Absence, presence of Absence." Actual end date")) IS NULL SO (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Attendance.Actual of Absence Start Date, SYSDATE)) ELSE (BOX WHEN SYSDATE < = presence Absence.) (("" END END END END END actual end Date ' THEN (WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (Attendance.Actual of Absence Start Date, SYSDATE)) ELSE (lack Attendance.Duration days))), (DAYS_BETWEEN (Start Date of Attendance.Actual of Absence, presence of Absence." ((Actual end date'))), '999999990 D 00'))

Hello

It could be that it's because you use SYSDATE that contains both as a fraction and not trunc (sysdate) that contains at present. It could be that your working_dates_between triggers this error.

However, your formula is much more complicated that it should be.

First of all, you want to watch the ADD_MONTHS (TRUNC (SYSDATE),-6) date at trunc (sysdate). So, you want to look the part of the absence which is located in the time stamp. It's the BIGGEST (Absence Attendance.Actual Start Date, ADD_MONTHS (TRUNC (SYSDATE),-6)) to LEAST (NVL (lack of attendance. (("" Actual end Date ", TRUNC (SYSDATE)), TRUNC (SYSDATE)). You may need to add 1 to the end of absence date because it is the last day of their absence, and not the date of their return. It depends on how you calculate the days between the beginning and the end
Date of the absence. You can create calculations for the date of beginning and end of the absences in the time window of 6 months. Create the AbsenceStart calculation as

Greatest (attendance absence. Actual Start date, ADD_MONTHS (trunc (sysdate),-6))

and AbsenceEnd as

LESS (NVL (lack of attendance. (("" Actual end Date ", TRUNC (SYSDATE)), TRUNC (SYSDATE))

Next, you need to pick up only lack what part of the absence in your 6 months date window. To do this, you can use a condition in the workbook or a condition in a statement box. You must then calculate the difference between those dates and SUM all values.

SUM (CASE WHEN AbsenceEnd > = AbsenceStart THEN WORKING_DAYS_BETWEEN (AbsenceStart, AbsenceEnd) END)

That's all. Not so complicated after all.

Rod West

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