Help with the query to create hourly statistics

Hello!

I have an array of jobs. Each task has a start_date and a column end_date. end_date can be null if the job is still running.

I need to create a query to display the number of jobs running for all hours during the last two weeks.

A job can run for more than an hour.


I tried to define what it means for a job during an interval:


Job.Start_date < = Interval.end AND Job.Finish_date > = Interval.start


Can help you with this query?


Thank you!

Mihai


Hi, Mihai,

User810719-Oracle wrote:

Hello!

I have an array of jobs. Each task has a start_date and a column end_date. end_date can be null if the job is still running.

I need to create a query to display the number of jobs running for all hours during the last two weeks.

A job can run for more than an hour.

I tried to define what it means for a job during an interval:

Job.Start_date <= interval.end="" and="" job.finish_date="">= Interval.start...

You gave essentially the solution yourself.  You just need to outside join your jobs table to a table (or, in the example below, a result set that acts like a table) containing 1 row for each interval.  You can use NVL to equate finish_dates with an effective DATE NULL, so they will be counted:

WITH intervals AS

(

SELECT TRUNC (SYSDATE, 'HH') - ((LEVEL-1)/24) AS interval_start

, TRUNC (SYSDATE, 'HH') - ((LEVEL-2)/24) AS interval_end

OF the double

CONNECT BY LEVEL<= 14="" *="">

)

SELECT i.interval_start

EARL of (j.start_date) AS jobs_running

Intervals I have

LEFT OUTER JOIN jobs j WE j.start_date<=>

AND NVL (j.finish_date

i.interval_end

) > = i.interval_start

;

If you would care to post a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements) and the results desired from this data, I was able to test this.

Simplify the problem for display.  Do what you are interested only for the past 6 hours, not the last 2 weeks.  We will find a solution that can easily adapt to any number or intervals.

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