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• Get number of records in the date range - IDE: PLSQL Developer

  I want to count the number of records of members who register within a date range specified, based on effective and expiration dates and their "elg_code". I posted the SQL code for some examples of data. What I would like to see returned is in three columns of the counties where the eff_date date_exp members fall within the date range specified by the SQL and have an Elg_code of ' ' (space).
  
  So what I would like is all members with elg_code ' ' where he eff_dt and exp_dt range is April 2012, 2012 MAY & JUN 2012. Thus, according to data from the sample I posted, Mark, where his elg_code record is ' ', his eff_dt is 01/01/2011 and April 2012 (30/04/2012) is his exp_dt. Range of the brand statement may 2012, but not MAY or JUNE of 2012. Marty would tally for the APR and MAY because his eff_dt is before MAY 2012 and his exp to MAY 2012. etc...
  
  According to the data below, the results should resemble:
  
  APR MAY JUN
  4-3-2
  
  APR should have FRANK, MARK, MARTY, MARY.
  MAY should have FRANK, MARTY, MARY
  JUN should have FRANK and MARIE
  
  NOAM and JOHN should not appear as his records with elg_code ' ' have no documents eff_dt and exp_dt which are April-June 2012.
  
  So what I tried without success as it appears that I have a kind of Cartesian question (?), is:
  
  Select count (m1.mbr_name) APR,
  Count (m2.mbr_name) MAY,
  Count (m3.mbr_name) JUN
  mbr2 M1,
  mbr2 m2,
  mbr2 m3
  "where m1.eff_dt < ' 01 - may - 2012"
  "and m1.exp_dt > ' 01-Apr-2012.
  and m1.elg_code = ' '
  "and m2.eff_dt < 1 June 2012"
  "and m2.exp_dt > ' 01 - may - 2012"
  and m2.elg_code = ' '
  "and m3.eff_dt < 1 July 2012"
  "and m3.exp_dt > 1 June 2012"
  and m3.elg_code = ' '
  
  
  Here's the DML
  
  Thanks for any help!
  
  
  create table mbr2 (mbr_name varchar (10), varchar (1) grpid eff_dt date, date of exp_dt elg_code varchar (1))
  Commit
  
  insert into mbr2 values ('BRAND', 'A', to_date (January 1, 2011 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (April 30, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), ' ')
  insert into mbr2 values ('BRAND', 'A', to_date (May 1, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (31 December 2013 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), 'C')
  
  insert into mbr2 values ('MARTY', 'A', to_date (January 1, 2011 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (May 31, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), ' ')
  insert into mbr2 values ('MARTY', 'A', to_date (June 1, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (31 December 2013 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), 'C')
  
  insert into mbr2 values ('FRANK', 'B', to_date (January 1, 2011 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (June 30, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), ' ')
  insert into mbr2 values ('FRANK', 'B', to_date (July 1, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (31 December 2013 ',' DD-MM-YYYY ""), 'C')
  
  insert into mbr2 values ('MARY', 'B', to_date (January 1, 2011 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (June 30, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), ' ')
  insert into mbr2 values ('MARY', 'B', to_date (July 1, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (31 December 2013 ',' DD-MM-YYYY ""), 'C')
  
  insert into mbr2 values ('JOHN', 'C', to_date (January 1, 2011 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (July 1, 2011 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), ' ')
  insert into mbr2 values ('JOHN', 'C', to_date (July 1, 2011 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (1 January 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY ""), 'C')
  
  insert into mbr2 values ("NOAM" 'd', to_date (July 1, 2012 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), to_date (31 December 2013 ',' DD-MM-YYYY '), ' ' ")
  
  Commit

  This gives you a report for the current month and the two front. Column header must be adjusted ;-)

  select
    count(
    case
    when
      eff_dt < add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'), -1)
      and
      exp_dt >= add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'), -2)
    then 1
    end) April
  , count(
    case
    when
      eff_dt < add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'), 0)
      and
      exp_dt >= add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'), -1)
    then 1
    end) May
  , count(
    case
    when
      eff_dt < add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'), 1)
      and
      exp_dt >= add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'), 0)
    then 1
    end) June
  from mbr2
  where
  elg_code = ' '
  and
  eff_dt < add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'), 1)
  and
  exp_dt >= add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'), -2)
  
  APRIL     MAY     JUNE
  4     3     2
  

• SUM (case use this structure to get average values on the date range

  I use:
  
  Oracle SQL Developer (3.0.04) build hand - 04.34 Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  
  How do we use the function sum with a structure of matter inside.
  
  so I gave that looks like have an ID, date and value. I'm looking to get the day 7 medium for the date range of 04/01/2013 to 20/04/2013
  

  with t as (
  select 1 ID_Key,to_date('4/1/2013','mm-dd-yyyy') date_val, 10 Value_num from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/2/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 15 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/3/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 20 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/5/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 0 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/8/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 12 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/9/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 8 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/10/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 6 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/12/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 10 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/13/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 0 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/14/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 0 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/15/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 10 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/16/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 5 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/17/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 2 from dual union all
  select 1 ID_key,to_date('4/20/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 3 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/3/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 12 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/5/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 15 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/6/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 5 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/7/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 7 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/9/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 10 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/11/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 5 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/12/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 0 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/13/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 0 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/15/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 6 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/16/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 8 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/17/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 0 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/18/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 10 from dual union all
  select 2 ID_key,to_date('4/19/2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), 5 from dual
  )

  * Please let me know if the table does not load.
  
  I would get the average of 7 days, as long as there is date for the rank of enough previous dates, is it not, then it returns a null value.
  
  the results should look like this

  ID_Key      date_val     Value_num     7Day_Avg     7Day_Avg2
  1     4/1/2013     10          null          null
  1     4/2/2013     15          null          null
  1     4/3/2013     20          null          null
  1     4/5/2013     0          null          null
  1     4/8/2013     12          6.71          11.75
  1     4/9/2013     8          5.71          10.00
  1     4/10/2013     6          3.71          6.50
  1     4/12/2013     10          5.14          9.00
  1     4/13/2013     0          5.14          7.20
  1     4/14/2013     0          5.14          6.00
  1     4/15/2013     10          4.86          5.67
  1     4/16/2013     5          4.42          5.17
  1     4/17/2013     2          3.85          4.50
  1     4/20/2013     3          2.86          4.00
  2     4/3/2013     12          null          null
  2     4/5/2013     15          null          null
  2     4/6/2013     5          null          null
  2     4/7/2013     7          5.57          9.75
  2     4/9/2013     10          7.00          9.80
  2     4/11/2013     5          6.00          8.40
  2     4/12/2013     0          3.86          5.40
  2     4/13/2013     0          3.14          4.40
  2     4/15/2013     6          3.00          4.20
  2     4/16/2013     8          2.71          3.80
  2     4/17/2013     0          2.71          3.17
  2     4/18/2013     10          3.43          4.00
  2     4/19/2013     5          4.14          4.83

  As you can see, there are gaps in the dates, the value is then processed by zeros for the 7Day_Avg and then ignored for the 7Day_Avg2 (not counted in the number of days on average do to no valu_num line)
  I tried something like this at first, but becomes "missing keyword" error

  select
  t.*/,
  sum(
        case 
          when date_val between :day2 - 6 and :day2
          then value_num between date_val - 6 and date_val
          else null
          end
          )
          as 7Day_avg
  
  form t

  Should I have the structure outside the sum function?
  
  Any thoughts?
  
  Published by: 1004407 on June 7, 2013 11:06

  Hello

  If you want to calculate the average of the last 7 days, including the current day, then then RANGE should be 6 PRIOR, not 7.

  Try this:

  WITH got_min_date_val AS

  (

  SELECT id_key, date_val, value_num

  MIN (date_val) compared to (AS min_date_val)

  T

  WHERE the date_val BETWEEN TO_DATE (April 1, 2013 ', "dd-mm-yyyy")

  AND TO_DATE (April 20, 2013 ', "dd-mm-yyyy")

  )

  SELECT id_key, date_val, value_num

  CASE

  WHEN date_val > = min_date_val + 6

  THEN SUM (value_num) OVER (PARTITION BY id_key

  ORDER BY date_val

  PRIOR TO TIER 6

  )

  / 7

  END AS avg_7_day

  CASE

  WHEN date_val > = min_date_val + 6

  THEN AVG (value_num) OVER (PARTITION BY id_key

  ORDER BY date_val

  PRIOR TO TIER 6

  )

  END AS avg_7_day_2

  OF got_min_date_val

  ORDER BY id_key

  date_val

  ;

  Output:

  ID_KEY DATE_VAL VALUE_NUM AVG_7_DAY AVG_7_DAY_2

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

  1 1 APRIL 13 10

  1 2 APRIL 13 15

  1 APRIL 3, 13 20

  1 5 APRIL 13 0

  1 APRIL 8, 13 12 6.71 11.75

  1 APRIL 9, 13 8 5.71 10.00

  1 APRIL 10 13 6 3.71 6.50

  1 12 APRIL 13 10 5.14 9,00

  1 13 APRIL 13 0 5,14 7.20

  1 14 APRIL 13 0 5,14 6.00

  1 15 APRIL 13 10 4.86 5.67

  1 16 APRIL 13 5 4.43 5.17

  1 APRIL 17, 13 2 3.86 4.50

  1 APRIL 20, 13 3 2.86 4.00

  2 APRIL 3, 13 12

  2 5 APRIL 13 15

  2 6 APRIL 13 5

  2 7 APRIL 13 7 5.57 9.75

  2 9 APRIL 13 10 7,00 9.80

  2 11 APRIL 13 5 6.00 8.40

  2 12 APRIL 13 0 3.86 5.40

  2 13 APRIL 13 0 3.14 4.40

  2 15 APRIL 13 6 3.00 4.20

  2 16 APRIL 13 8 2.71 3.80

  2 17 APRIL 13 0 2.71 3.17

  2 18 APRIL 13 10 3.43 4.00

  2 APRIL 19, 13 5 4.14 4,83

  Post edited by: FrankKulash

  Sorry; I wanted to respond to OP, not Greg

• On the date ranges in search of oracle forms

  I use service number, name, type person and date as search criteria in the custom form ranges.
  When I enter the employee number, press the search button, I get the exact info in the block of result.
  Result block contains
  name of the employee, personid, emp numbed, org, start_date.
  Similarly when I enter the employee number, dept, I get the correct values.
  My question is, when I enter the date range. IAM unable to filter the data.
  When I enter START_DATE between nvl(:BLOCKNAME.) Start_date, 1 January 1901 ') and nvl(:BLOCKNAME.) End_date, 31-DEC-4712') where block clause in the result. I had data for the range of dates also.
  
  If I give condition in where clause results take so long when I search with the name of the employee, number, dept, person type.
  
  If I have a query with the date, the persormance is good.
  
  Think you know everything, how it prevents START_DATE between nvl(:BLOCKNAME.) Start_date, 1 January 1901 ') and nvl(:BLOCKNAME.) End_date, 31-DEC-4712') when look us with the employee's name, number, dept, person type.

  So leave the WHERE clause of your empty block and put something like the following in your search button:

  IF    :BLOCK.START_DATE IS NOT NULL
     OR :BLOCK.END_DATE IS NOT NULL THEN
    SET_BLOCK_PROPERTY('YOURBLOCK', ONETIME_WHERE, 'START_DATE between nvl(:BLOCKNAME.START_DATE,TO_DATE(''01-JAN-1901'', ''DD-MON-YYYY'')) and nvl(:BLOCKNAME.END_DATE,TO_DATE(''31-DEC-4712'', ''DD-MON-YYYY''))');
  END IF;
  

• Cannot find record during the update on the date of

  TABLE CRAM_STG:
  

  ID     VARCHAR2(25 BYTE)
  ITEM_NO     VARCHAR2(6 BYTE)
  NOMEN     VARCHAR2(28 BYTE)
  CHGNBR     VARCHAR2(3 BYTE)
  UI     VARCHAR2(5 BYTE)
  SUPPLYACTIONCODE     VARCHAR2(2 BYTE)
  QTY     VARCHAR2(5 BYTE)
  ACCT     VARCHAR2(5 BYTE)
  SUBACCT     VARCHAR2(1 BYTE)
  REQUISITIONTYPE     VARCHAR2(1 BYTE)
  REQUISITIONDATE     DATE
  RECEIPTDATE     DATE
  PROCESSDATE     DATE
  ESTIMATEDSHIPDATE     VARCHAR2(10 BYTE)
  ZIPCODE     VARCHAR2(5 BYTE)
  CENTERCODE     VARCHAR2(1 BYTE)
  ORDRNBR     VARCHAR2(14 BYTE)

  Update:
  
  v_order_date: = to_date (CRAM_UPD_REC. ORDER_DATE, "MM/DD/YY").
  

  UPDATE CRAM_STG
      SET CRAM_STG.ORDRNBR = CRAM_UPD_REC.ORDER_NBR,
          CRAM_STG.ESTIMATEDSHIPDATE = CRAM_UPD_REC.SHIP_DATE
      WHERE CRAM_STG.acct = CRAM_UPD_REC.ACCT and 
      CRAM_STG.subacct = CRAM_UPD_REC.SUBACCOUNT and 
      CRAM_STG.item_no = CRAM_UPD_REC.ITEM_NO and 
      CRAM_STG.qty = CRAM_UPD_REC.ORDER_QTY  and  
      CRAM_STG.requisitiondate =  v_order_date   ;  

  During a select statement without the date
  

  select REQUISITIONDATE from cram_stg
  where acct = '39249' and
   ((subacct = ' ' ) OR subacct is null) and
  item_no = '131249' and 
  qty = to_number('00001','99999');
  
  OUTPUT:
  
  REQUISITIONDATE           
  ------------------------- 
  04-OCT-11        

  But my problem is when you use the date which is varchar type convert to date, it does not find the file.
  

   select REQUISITIONDATE from cram_stg
  where acct = '39249' and
   ((subacct = ' ' ) OR subacct is null) and
  item_no = '131249' and 
  qty = to_number('00001','99999') and
  requisitiondate = to_date('10/04/11', 'MM/DD/YY');
  
  REQUISITIONDATE           
  -------------------------

  mlojan wrote:
  ALTER session set nls_date_format = 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss ";
  change the session succeeded.

  REQUISITIONDATE
  -------------------------
  October 4, 2011 01:30:21

  Then he can easily explain why it cannot be equal to your function to_date (...) that does not include a default time (h: min: sec = 00:00:00).
  So, you can try trunc (requisitiondate) = to_date (...) instead.
  TRUNC is suppose to give up the time portion of the date up to 00:00:00.

  Nicolas.

• AMOUNT of Oracle with the date range

  Hello community,

  I'm having a problem with the addition of a field with a date range. It comes to my table

  	JVREF	VARCHAR2	10	-	-	-	-	-	-
  	SOURCE	VARCHAR2	2	-	-	-	-	-	-
  	PERIOD	VARCHAR2	6	-	-	-	-	-	-
  	JVDATE	NUMBER	-	38	0	-	Nullable	-	-
  	GLCODE	VARCHAR2	24	-	-	-	-	-	-
  	DESCR	VARCHAR2	40	-	-	-	Nullable	-	-
  	AMOUNT_0	FLOAT	48	48	-	-	Nullable	-	-
  	AMOUNT_1	FLOAT	48	48	-	-	Nullable	-	-
  	JVTYPE	VARCHAR2	4

  and I'm glad the the following statement works as expected

  SELECT AMOUNT_1 FROM 'TABLE' where

  TO_DATE ("PERIOD, ' YYYYMM") > = to_date ("'201501 ',' YYYYMM")

  and

  TO_DATE (PERIOD, 'YYYYMM') < = to_date ("'201502 ',' YYYYMM");

  E.g.

  AMOUNT_1

  56192.48

  59863.57

  48570.1

  72407.12

  21626.96

  35532.96

  75860.67

  25623.62

  54799.83

  16872.3

  The next thing I want to do is the sum of these amounts... so I changed my statement to become

  SELECT SUM (AMOUNT_1) 'TABLE' where

  TO_DATE ("PERIOD, ' YYYYMM") > = to_date ("'201501 ',' YYYYMM")

  and

  TO_DATE (PERIOD, 'YYYYMM') < = to_date ("'201502 ',' YYYYMM");

  and now I'm getting

  ORA-01841: (full) year must be between-4713 and 9999 and not 0

  I also tried

  SELECT THE PERIOD (AMOUNT_1) SUM OF "BRE". "' OPW_NMLTRX ' where

  TO_DATE ("PERIOD, ' YYYYMM") > = to_date ("'201501 ',' YYYYMM")

  and

  TO_DATE (PERIOD, 'YYYYMM') < = to_date ("'201502 ',' YYYYMM")

  Group by PERIOD

  with the same results... I can't figure out what I should do next?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Solomon Yakobson says:

  Question:

  SELECT *.

  From your_table

  WHERE the TO_NUMBER (SUBSTR (PERIOD, 1, 4)) NO BETWEEN-4713 and 9999

  OR TO_NUMBER (SUBSTR (PERIOD, 1, 4)) = 0

  /

  To find the offending rows.

  SY.

  This can cause other errors, according to what is in this column.  A better way would be something like:

  Primary_key SELECT, period - add more columns you want

  'TABLE' - avoid names which need quotation marks

  (Period WHERE the TRANSLATION)

  '012345678'

  '999999999'

  ) <> = "999999"

  OR SUBSTR (period, 1, 4), not BETWEEN "1900" AND "2099"

  OR SUBSTR (period 5) NOT BETWEEN '01' to '12'

  ;

  Now there may be errors of conversion, because there is no conversion.

• How to delete a record in the data store VMware

  Hello

  First VM4 & VM5 is migrated during the execution of the migration of the VM20, sort of migration of VM4 & VM5 failed a few minutes later. But VM4 folder could be seen under backup2 datastore. When VM4 is migrated again once finished VM20 migration, VM4_1 record can be seen in the data backup2 store.  And VM4 folder includes a DB_backup - flat hard file.

  So I have a few questions:

  (1) how can I remove the VM4 because it's useless?  Should I delete file DB_backup - flat hard and then delete the folder VM4? But I can't find measures to remove the VM4 folder in the store of data backup2. Who can provide the steps?

  (2) how can I rename the folder VM4_1 to VM4 name?

  Thank you!

  Thanks Andre for clarification. Yes, even if the file can be renamed when the VM is turned on but this will lead to issues if we want to migrate the virtual computer to the another data store or if we stop & try to turn on. So please do not rename folder when the virtual machine is running.

  Second approach will work fine.  Renaming that is to display the name of the computer virtual, then SVMotion in another data store & and then you can bring the virtual machine to the previous data store.

  Reference:VMware KB: rename a virtual machine and VMware ESXi and ESX records

• Conditional formatting depends on the date ranges

  Basically, I want to be able to enter a date in column A and a sum of money in the B column, depending on where the date in column A grave in a date range, I want the money in column B to copy to a corresponding column. Is this possible? The only questions I found on here deal in a conditional formatting with dates have to do with derivative.

  Thank you

  Julio

  I hope this help to clarify for you...

  It is not bringing conditional formatting.  Formatting conditional would change the format of a cell (or cells)... as the font, color, size, color cell background, or other formatting character is tics of a cell based on the contents of the cell

  You ask about including of the value of a cel another beach under certain conditions

  Here is an example:

  

  The first three rows are header lines.

  You must enter a valid date for the towing job.  Using the format "mm/dd/yyyy".

  C4 = IF (AND (DATEVALUE (A4) ≥DATEVALUE($B$1), DATEVALUE (A4) ≤DATEVALUE($B$2)), B4, "")

  It's shorthand dethrone select cell C4, and type (or copy and paste it here) the formula:

  = IF (AND (DATEVALUE (A4) ≥DATEVALUE($B$1), DATEVALUE (A4) ≤DATEVALUE($B$2)), B4, "")

  Select the cell C4, copy

  Select cells C4 at the end of the C column, paste

• The smart Albums based on the date range cause app Crash Photos

  While I'm setting up a new Smart Album based on day of photos between 12/01/2015 and 31/12/2015 the Photos app closes with a crash. Cannot set the second date (the end date for this album). However, I can easily create a new Smart Album for next month (01/01/2016 and 01/31/2016). I create smart Albums, because the new Photos app does not like the old iPhoto does with my Photos from the photo gallery.

  How can I solve this? I don't have an album of December...? !

  You are in an area where the date format is different from the United States?  Earlier this year, we have seen small business issues have reported that rules for smart albums date range do not work with the primary language set to French or German.

  Try to change the primary system language to English with an English date format. Photos could be trying to read the 12/31/2015 as the 12th day of the month 31.

  Or use a different date based on 'before' rule and after.

  

• To ignore the date ranges that overlap

  Hi guys,.

  I have the tables below

  Periods

  START_DATE	END_DATE	ID
  30-SEP-05	13 OCTOBER 05	1
  12 OCTOBER 05	14 NOVEMBER 05	2
  15 NOVEMBER 05	15 DECEMBER 05	3

  T1

  DAT_COL	ID	AMOUNT
  11 OCTOBER 05	1	10
  12 OCTOBER 05	1	10
  16 NOVEMBER 05	1	10

  I need to ignore the remaining date range if it overlaps when comparing dat_col from T1 between the dates of beginning and end of periods table. Always need to consider the first periods

  output something like this

  ID	ID_1	START_DATE	END_DATE	DAT_COL
  1	1	30-SEP-05	13 OCTOBER 05	11 OCTOBER 05
  1	1	30-SEP-05	13 OCTOBER 05	12 OCTOBER 05
  1	3	15 NOVEMBER 05	15 DECEMBER 05	16 NOVEMBER 05

  I use query

  Select a.id, b.id, b.start_date, b.end_Date, a.DAT_COL from T1 a, (select id, start_date, end_date periods) b

  where a.dat_col between b.start_Date and b.end_Date

  Group of a.id, b.id, b.start_date, b.end_Date, a.dat_col

  order of b.start_date;

  ID	ID_1	START_DATE	END_DATE	DAT_COL
  1	1	30-SEP-05	13 OCTOBER 05	11 OCTOBER 05
  1	1	30-SEP-05	13 OCTOBER 05	12 OCTOBER 05
  1	2	12 OCTOBER 05	14 NOVEMBER 05	12 OCTOBER 05
  1	3	15 NOVEMBER 05	15 DECEMBER 05	16 NOVEMBER 05

  Test case:

  CREATE TABLE 'PERIODS '.

  ("START_DATE" DATE,

  "END_DATE" DATE,

  'ID '.

  ) ;

  Insert into periods (start_date, end_date, ID) values (to_date('30-SEP-05','DD-MON-RR'),to_date('13-OCT-05','DD-MON-RR'),1);

  Insert into periods (start_date, end_date, ID) values (to_date('12-OCT-05','DD-MON-RR'),to_date('14-NOV-05','DD-MON-RR'),2);

  Insert into periods (start_date, end_date, ID) values (to_date('15-NOV-05','DD-MON-RR'),to_date('15-DEC-05','DD-MON-RR'),3);

  Insert into T1 (DAT_COL, ID) values (to_date('11-OCT-05','DD-MON-RR'), 1);

  Insert into T1 (DAT_COL, ID) values (to_date('12-OCT-05','DD-MON-RR'), 1);

  Insert into T1 (DAT_COL, ID) values (to_date('16-NOV-05','DD-MON-RR'), 1);

  CREATE TABLE 'T1 '.

  (DATE OF THE 'DAT_COL',

  'ID '.

  );

  Hello

  If you really want to use something close to what you posted, then you can do it like this:

  WITH got_r_num AS

  (

  SELECT a.id

  b.id AS id_1

  b.start_date

  b.end_date

  a.dat_col

  , ROW_NUMBER () OVER (PARTITION BY a.id, a.dat_col)

  ORDER BY b.start_date, b.end_date

  ) AS r_num

  FROM one t1

  ,         (

  SELECT id, start_date, end_date

  Periods

  ) b

  WHERE a.dat_col BETWEEN b.start_date

  AND b.end_date

  GROUP BY a.id, b.end_date, a.dat_col, b.start_date and b.id

  )

  SELECT id, id_1, start_date, end_date, dat_col

  OF got_r_num

  WHERE r_num = 1

  ORDER BY start_date

  ;

  Note that the WITH clause, that's essentially what you posted in your first post (with the added r_num column) and the main request is essentially the same as in response #1.

  But why would you do something like that?  View online or GROUP BY allows all.  If you remove them, you get the #1 response solution.

• How to calculate the periods that overlap between two or more given the date range?

  Hi all

  If there are several durations then how we can calculate the period of time that overlap between these times.

  For example: for 3 time periods. 03/12/2015-16/08/2015, 05/01/2015 to 31/07/2015 and the 06/09/2015 to 30/11/2015, how the overlap period can be calculated?

  There are many potential unknowns in your question.  For example, you want to count any overlap at all?  If two dates overlap, what matters?  Overlap - each of them?

  In any case, here is a solution that counts how many periods are overlapping in any point in time...  She, of course, using temporal logic.  You can then use ValueAt(), WhenLast(), WhenNext(), etc. as appropriate.

  Assume that your model has a child entity called 'the period' with name 'all time periods' relationship and basic attributes 'start date of the period of time' and 'date of end of period of time'.

  In your example:

  an entity should have the time period start date = 03/12/2015 and the date of end of period of time = 16/08/2015

  another entity might have the time period start date = 01/05/2015 and the date of end of period of time = 31/07/2015

  another entity might have the time period start date = 06/09/2015 and the date of end of period of time = 30/11/2015

  To find the number of overlapping over time, we want to count or entities that have an active period, so the rule is perhaps the sum:

  the number of overlapping = the number of all the periods for which it is true that the time period is active

  How do we know a time is active?  This is the time logic comes in.  He is active on or after the start date or no later than the end date:

  the time period is active if

  TemporalOnOrAfter (the date of beginning of period of time) and

  TemporalOnOrBefore (date of end of period of time)

  That's all.  Now, you can perform a temporal visualization of the 'number of overlapping' and you'll see it rise and fall over time.  As a reference, he said that the number of overlapping = 3.0 from 06/09/2015 across 31/07/2015.

  I hope this helps.  You can use the same model to count periods of time functions, but you end up having to use the most logical date.  You of course can count the total number of entities and compare this number of overlap over time to see if they overlap, but I digress...

• Find files on the data store that have been removed from inventory, but not deleted from the disk

  I have ESXi 4.1 and with vSphere Client to manage virtual machines.

  Some of my users continue to use the 'remove from inventory"rather than the option" remove disc "in vSphere when they want to delete the virtual machine.

  This leaves the computer virtual on the data store but not used. I have since removed this privilege among the offending users but I need to do a bit of cleaning.

  I have a lot of files on the data store where users have done this in recent years. Probably about 150 records but only 80 VM listed in the inventory.

  Is there a way I can output, a report showing the data of each machine store directory in inventory so that I can remove anything not on this list? ID rather not to manually check the parameters of all 80 VM in the inventory.

  Out ideal would be something like:

  MyVmNameHere 1, \MyVmDirectoryHere1\ [DataStore1]

  MyVmNameHere2, \MyVmDirectoryHere2\ [DataStore1]

  A great tool to discover all this and much more is RVTools

  André

• How to get the different records for the date max.

  Hi all

  Here is the sample sql for sample table and data.

  Create table student (dept_id number(10), first_name varchar2(10),last_name varchar2(10),join_date date,years_attended number(10));

insert into student values (1,'Ann','Coleman',to_date('3/7/1917','MM/DD/YYYY'),4);
insert into student values (1,'Ann','Coleman',to_date('3/7/1916','MM/DD/YYYY'),5);
insert into student values (2,'Rock','Star',to_date('1/1/1920','MM/DD/YYYY'),5);
insert into student values (2,'Rock','Star',to_date('1/1/1921','MM/DD/YYYY'),6);
insert into student values (3,'Jack','Smith',to_date('7/1/1900','MM/DD/YYYY'),3);

  insert into student values (3,'Jack','Smith',to_date('7/1/1901','MM/DD/YYYY'),4);

  commit;

  I need to get maximum date records when the name and dep_id corresponds to. I wrote the query below and it becomes the expected result, but I'm not sure it's quite effective.

  SELECT s.dept_id, s.first_name,s.years_attended

  FROM (SELECT dept, MAX (join_date) join_date

  STUDENT GROUP BY dept_id) x

  Student JOIN s ON x.dept_id = s.dept_id AND x.join_date = s.join_date;

  This above query returns records like below, and this is the goal.

  DEPT_ID NAME YEARS_ATTENDED

  1                         Ann                                4

  2                         Rock                              6

  3                         Jack                              4

  Can you please let me know the query SQL I wrote is effective or not? This sample table may have less data, but I'm dealing with millions of records.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting CREATE TABLE and INSERT statement. This really helps.

  Here's a solution. I also added a name that seems logical. In which case you can delete:

  Select dept_id, first_name, last_name

  , max (years_attended) Dungeon years_attended (last dense_rank order by join_date)

  the student

  Group of dept_id, first_name, last_name;

  DEPT_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME YEARS_ATTENDED

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

  1 Ann Coleman 4

  Rock 2 star 6

  3 Jack Smith 4

  Kind regards.

  Alberto

• Need to find gaps in the data

  Hi all

  I have the following documents:

  -Drop Table
  drop table agreement;
  drop table GRP_INFO;
  -Create table
  create table agreement
  (
  Agreement_Id Number (5),
  Date of Coverage_Effective_Date,
  Date of COVERAGE_termination_date
  );
  Create Table GRP_INFO
  (
  Agreement_Id Number (5),
  Grp_Id Number (5),
  Date of Effective_Date,
  Date TERMINATION_DATE
  );
  ------------

  -Insertion
  Insert into the agreement
  Select 100,'01 JAN - 2013", December 31, 2013"
  From Dual;

  Insert into the agreement
  Select 200,'01 JAN - 2013", December 31, 2013"
  From Dual;

  Insert into the agreement
  Select 300,'01 JAN - 2013", December 31, 2013"
  From Dual;

  Insert into the agreement
  Select 400,'01 JAN - 2013", December 31, 2013"
  From Dual;
  ----------
  Insert into Grp_Info
  Select 100.1, 1 January 2013 ", 31 March 2013"
  Of the double
  UNION ALL
  Select 100.2, April 1, 2013 ", April 2, 2013"
  Of the double
  UNION ALL
  Select 100.3, April 3, 2013 ", April 15, 2013"
  Of the double
  UNION ALL
  Select 100.4, April 3, 2013 ", April 15, 2013"
  Of the double
  UNION ALL
  Select 100.5, 1 June 2013 ", December 31, 2013"
  Of the double
  Union All
  Select 200.6, 1 January 2013 ", April 2, 2013"
  Of the double
  Union All
  Select 200,7, April 3, 2013 ", April 15, 2013"
  Of the double
  Union All
  Select 200,8, April 3, 2013 ", April 15, 2013"
  Of the double
  Union All
  Select 200,9, June 1, 2013 ", November 30, 2013"
  Of the double
  Union All
  Select 300,10, 1 January 2013 ", April 15, 2013"
  Of the double
  Union All
  Select 300,11, April 16, 2013 ", December 31, 2013"
  Of the double
  Union All
  Select 400,12, January 2, 2013 ", December 31, 2013"
  From Dual;

  COMMIT;

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

  -Queries on the table of the agreement

  Select * agree;

  -Result of the query

  agreement_id coverage_effective_date coverage_termination_date

  100                                         01-JAN-13                                                   31-DEC-13

  200                                         01-JAN-13                                                   31-DEC-13

  300                                         01-JAN-13                                                   31-DEC-13

  400                                         01-JAN-13                                                   31-DEC-13

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

  -Queries on grp_info table

  agreement_id grp_id effective_date termination_date

  100                                              1                     01-JAN-13                       31-MAR-13

  100                                              2                     01-APR-13                       02-APR-13

  100                                              3                     03-APR-13                       15-APR-13

  100                                              4                     03-APR-13                       15-APR-13

  100                                              5                     01-JUN-13                        31-DEC-13

  200                                              6                     01-JAN-13                        02-APR-13

  200                                              7                     03-APR-13                        15-APR-13

  200                                              8                     03-APR-13                        15-APR-13

  200                                              9                     01-JUN-13                         30-NOV-13

  300                                              10                   01-JAN-13                         15-APR-13

  300                                              11                   16-APR-13                         31-DEC-13

  400                                              12                   02-JAN-13                          31-DEC-13

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

  -Result

  agreement_id

  100

  200

  400

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

  -Logic for the above result

  Each agreement_id have several grp_id and grp_id all or at least one should cover all the period agreement_id for example:

  -Agreement_id 100 a protection from the date is January 1, 2013 and coverage_termination_date is December 31, 2013, and if you look in all the archives against agreement_id 100 so you can find the period from April 16, 2013 until 31 May 2013 are missing so I need this agreement_id.

  -Agreement_id 200 a protection from the date is January 1, 2013 and coverage_termination_date is December 31, 2013, and if you look in all the archives against agreement_id 200 then you can find that the period from December 1, 2013 until 31 December 2013 are missing so I need this agreement_id.

  -Agreement_id 300 a protection from the date is January 1, 2013 and coverage_termination_date is December 31, 2013, and if you look in all the archives against agreement_id 300 then you can find that no period is missing, I don't need this agreement_id.

  -Agreement_id 400 a protection from the date is January 1, 2013 and coverage_termination_date is December 31, 2013, and if you look in all the archives against agreement_id 300 then you can find that the period from January 1, 2013, until January 1, 2013 is missing, so I need this agreement_id.

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

  Please let me know if you have any related questions my script and I really appreciate if someone can give me the solution for this problem.

  Concerning

  Line

  Hello

  Here's one way:

  WITH got_gap AS

  (

  SELECT agreement_id, effective_date, termination_date

  CASE

  WHEN effective_date >

  1 + MAX (termination_date) OVER (PARTITION BY agreement_id

  ORDER BY effective_date

  ROWS BETWEEN UNBOUNDED PRECEDING

  AND 1 PRECEDING

  )

  THEN 1

  Difference in the END as the

  OF grp_info

  )

  SELECT g.agreement_id

  OF got_gap g

  JOIN agreement has ON a.agreement_id = g.agreement_id

  GROUP BY g.agreement_id

  GIVEN the NUMBER (g.gap) > 0

  MIN (g.effective_date) OR > MIN (a.coverage_effective_date)

  OR MAX (g.termination_date)< max="">

  ORDER BY g.agreement_id

  ;

  Output:

  AGREEMENT_ID

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

  100

  200

  400

  Makes no assumptions about effective_date and termination_date, except that effective_date<= termination_date="" on="" each="" row. ="" it's="" okay="" if="" different="" rows="" for="" the="" same="" agreement_id="" overlap,="" or="" if="" one="" encompasses="">

  Do not attempt to insert VARCHAR2 values (like January 1, 2013 "") in the DATE columns.  Use TO_DATE, either DATE literals.

• Impossible to get Min, Max and median of the values in the date range values

  Hello
  
  I had a requirement as to show the data of each charge group of wise men as '< 100' ' 100-199 "" 200-299 "" 300-399 "400-499, 500-599 600-699 700-799 800-899 900-999 > = 1000 '"»
  
  With the query be able to get the count between the beach and the total below. But impossible to get the Min and Max values for this range. For example if the County < 100 is 3 then in these 3, the lowest value is need to display in the min. Idem for Max column also.
  
  In the light of the median value on these values.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  
  
  Requirement is as below:
  State < 100 100-199, 200-299 300-399 400-499, 500-599 600-699 700-799 800-899 900-999 > = 1000 Min Total median Max
  AK 1 2 0 4 1 4 4 35 35 4 1 $25 $85 850 $1,200
  AL 0 0 2 27 10 17 35 2 2 35 0 $103 100-$1 500 750
  
  
  * "QUERY ' * '"
  
  WITH t AS
  (SELECT 'AL' State, 12 DUAL FROM VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 67 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 23 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 12 DUAL FROM VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 12 DUAL FROM VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 78 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 34 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 4 DUAL FROM VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 12 DUAL FROM VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' State, 15 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT "AZ" State, FROM DUAL VALUE 6
  UNION ALL
  SELECT "AZ" State, 123 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT "AZ" State, 123 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 23 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 120 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 456 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 11 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 24 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 34 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 87 DUAL FROM VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 23 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 234 DUAL FROM VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MY' State, 789 FROM DUAL VALUE
  UNION ALL
  SELECT "HD" State, VALUE FROM DUAL 54321).
  -End of test data
  AS T1
  (SELECT State,
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 0, 0)), 0) '< 100 ',.
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 1, 1)), 0) '100-199.
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 2, 2)), 0) '200-299.
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 3, 3)), 0) '300-399.
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 4, 4)), 0) '400-499.
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 5, 5)), 0) '500-599,'
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 6, 6)), 0) '600-699.
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 7, 7)), 0) '700-799.
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 8, 8)), 0) '800-899.
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 9, 9)), 0) '900-999. "
  NVL (COUNT (DECODE (VALUE, 10, 10)), 0) ' > = 1000.
  (SELECT STATE,
  CASE
  WHAT VALUE < 100 THEN 0
  WHAT A VALUE BETWEEN 100 AND 199 THEN 1
  WHAT VALUE BETWEEN 200 AND 299, THEN 2
  WHAT VALUE BETWEEN 300 AND 399 THEN 3
  WHAT VALUE BETWEEN 400 AND 499 THEN 4
  WHAT VALUE BETWEEN 500 AND 599 5 THEN
  WHAT VALUE BETWEEN 600 AND 699 6 THEN
  WHAT VALUE BETWEEN 700 AND 799 THEN 7
  WHAT VALUE BETWEEN 800 AND 899 8 THEN
  WHAT VALUE FROM 900 TO 999 9 THEN
  WHAT VALUE > = 10 THEN 1000
  END
  VALUE
  T)
  GROUP BY State)
  SELECTION STATE,
  "< 100."
  "100-199.
  "200 299",
  "300-399.
  "400-499.
  '500-599,'
  "600-699.
  "700-799.
  "800-899.
  "900-999."
  "> = 1000."
  '< 100 '.
  + "100-199.
  + "200-299.
  + '300-399.
  + '400-499.
  + "500-599.
  + '600-699.
  + "700-799.
  + "800-899.
  + '900-999 ".
  + ' > = 1000.
  in total,.
  less ("< 100",)
  "100-199.
  "200 299",
  "300-399.
  "400-499.
  '500-599,'
  "600-699.
  "700-799.
  "800-899.
  "900-999."
  ("> = 1000 ') min_val,.
  largest ("< 100",)
  "100-199.
  "200 299",
  "300-399.
  "400-499.
  '500-599,'
  "600-699.
  "700-799.
  "800-899.
  "900-999."
  ("> = 1000 ') max_val
  FROM t1
  /

  Why not keep it simple?

  WITH t AS
  (SELECT 'AL' state, 12 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 67 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 23 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 12 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 12 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 78 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 34 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 4 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 12 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AL' state, 15 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AZ' state, 6 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AZ' state, 123 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'AZ' state, 123 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 23 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 120 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 456 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 11 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 24 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 34 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 87 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 23 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 234 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MA' state, 789 VALUE FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'MH' state, 54321 VALUE FROM DUAL)
  SELECT state
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE < 100 then 0 end ), 0 ) "<100"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 100 and 199 then 0 end ), 0 ) "100-199"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 200 and 299 then 0 end ), 0 ) "200-299"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 300 and 399 then 0 end ), 0 ) "300-399"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 400 and 499 then 0 end ), 0 ) "400-499"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 500 and 599 then 0 end ), 0 ) "500-599"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 600 and 699 then 0 end ), 0 ) "600-699"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 700 and 799 then 0 end ), 0 ) "700-799"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 800 and 899 then 0 end ), 0 ) "800-899"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE between 900 and 999 then 0 end ), 0 ) "900-999"
       , NVL( COUNT( case when VALUE >= 1000 then 0 end ), 0 ) ">=100"
       , count( value ) "total"
       , min( VALUE ) "min"
       , max( VALUE ) "max"
       , avg( VALUE ) "avg"
       , median( value ) "median"
  from t
  group by state