Identify the Start Date, based on other summary values.

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  Hello world
  
  I have a requirement that I take a stream of HR (GTC FF) and this user from IOM and AD based on the start date of the provision. Without taking into account the start date, I can do it by assigning a role that contains an access strategy for AD. Under certain conditions, I attribute this role based on an attribute in the HR feed with a ruler, I defined.
  
  then how I also factor in the start date in the rule I created which determines if the role must be assigned. It does not resemble the rule designer can handle anything, except for string literals. If I can account for the date, I could probably use a scheduled task to later assign roles to users based on their start date. so in this process I assign the role if the two attribute condition and departure date are met.
  
  I could take a different approach and say I'm not going to assign the role to all through the accession of any rule and just manipulate through scheduled tasks. I'm not sure I like this approach, but if that's the solution preferred, please let me know.
  
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• Return max date records before the start date

  Hello
  
  Can anyone help please?
  
  I have two subqueries, a tableofchildren called, the other called tableofworkers. Tableofchildren identifies the date the child started a class.
  
  The second query, Tableofworkers, lists the workers and their history of involvement with the child. A child may have had a history with several workers. The worker has an allocatedstartdate indicating when they began to work with the child.
  
  For my purpose, I need to return the workername and the allocatedstartdate of the worker involved with the child more recently before or at the time when the child began the course.
  
  I have partially accomplished this with the query below. However, due to the quality of the data, the child may not always have an affected worker (allocatedstartdate) earlier or equal to the start date for the course of the child. In this case, the query fails and does not return the child record, that it excludes from the dataset.
  
  Can anyone suggest a way to modify this query, so it acts like a left outer query and returns all the records in the child and null raising where they have no worker allocated beginning before or on the date of start of course?
  
  Thank you! :)
  

  select *
   from
  (
  select tc.childid, 
  tc.childname, 
  tc.enteredcourse, 
  tw.workername, 
  tw.allocatedstartdate, 
  row_number() over ( partition by tc.childid, tc.enteredcourse order by tw.allocatedstartdate desc) rn
  from tableofchildren tc, tableofworkers tw
  where tc.childid = tw.childid(+)
  and tc.enteredcourse >= nvl(tw.allocatedstartdate,add_months(sysdate,-10000))
  )
  where rn = 1 

  desired output
  

  CHILDID CHILDNAME            ENTEREDCOURSEDATE         WORKERNAME           ALLOCATEDSTARTDATE        
  ------- -------------------- ------------------------- -------------------- ------------------------- 
  C1000   Johnny Rotten        01-APR-11                 Mrs Gerbil           19-AUG-10                 
  C1256   Doris Dingle         12-AUG-03                 Mrs Pepsi            12-AUG-03                 
  C3466   Bonny Boy            25-MAR-11                 Mrs Jones            23-FEB-11                 
  C4567   Casper Ghost         21-MAR-09                                                                
  C1245   Doris Dingle         20-NOV-06             

  create the table tableofchildren
  (ChildID varchar (6))
  ChildName varchar (20),
  Date of EnteredCourse,
  Date of LeftCourse);
  
  insert into tableofchildren (ChildName, EnteredCourse, ChildID, LeftCourse) values ("C1000", "Johnny Rotten', to_date (' 01/04/2011 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date (' 23/05/2011 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'));
  insert into tableofchildren (ChildName, EnteredCourse, ChildID, LeftCourse) values ('C1256', 'Doris Dingle', to_date (' 12/08/2003 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date (' 16/09/2005 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'));
  insert into tableofchildren (ChildName, EnteredCourse, ChildID, LeftCourse) values ('C3466","Bonny Boy', to_date (' 25/03/2011 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date (' 28/03/2011 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'));
  insert into tableofchildren (ChildName, EnteredCourse, ChildID, LeftCourse) values ('C4567', 'Ghost Casper', to_date (' 21/03/2009 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date('22/04/2010','dd/mm/rrrr'));
  insert into tableofchildren (ChildName, EnteredCourse, ChildID, LeftCourse) values ('C1245', 'Doris Dingle', to_date (' 20/11/2006 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date (' 30/12/2008 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'));
  
  
  create the table tableofworkers
  (WorkerID, varchar (6))
  WorkerName varchar (20),
  Date of AllocatedStartDate,
  Date of AllocatedEndDate,
  ChildID varchar (6));
  
  insert into tableofworkers (WorkerID, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate, AllocatedEndDate, ChildID) values ('W3453', 'Ms. Whatever", to_date('12/05/2009','dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date ('2009-06-13', ' dd/mm/rrrr'),"C1000");
  insert into tableofworkers (WorkerID, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate, AllocatedEndDate, ChildID) values ('W3442', 'Mr. Toad', to_date('14/07/2010','dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date (' 18/08/2010 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), "C1000");
  insert into tableofworkers (WorkerID, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate, AllocatedEndDate, ChildID) values ('W14592', "Mrs gerbil', to_date (' 08/19/2010 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), NULL,"C1000");
  insert into tableofworkers (WorkerID, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate, AllocatedEndDate, ChildID) values ('W3442', 'Ms. Pepsi", to_date('12/08/2003','dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date (' 22/04/2007 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'),"C1256");
  insert into tableofworkers (WorkerID, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate, AllocatedEndDate, ChildID) values ('W3490', 'Mr. tomato' to_date('12/03/2008','dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date (' 04/30/2009 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), "C3466");
  insert into tableofworkers (WorkerID, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate, AllocatedEndDate, ChildID) values ('W3453', 'Ms. Whatever", to_date('01/06/2009','dd/mm/rrrr'), to_date ('2010-04-30', ' mm/dd/rrrr'),"C3466");
  insert into tableofworkers (WorkerID, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate, AllocatedEndDate, ChildID) values ('W3457', "Mrs Jones", to_date('23/02/2011','dd/mm/rrrr'), null, "C3466");
  insert into tableofworkers (WorkerID, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate, AllocatedEndDate, ChildID) values ('W3453', 'Ms. Jobsworth", to_date('22/11/2006','dd/mm/rrrr'), null, 'C1245');
  
  
  create the table OutputWanted
  (ChildID varchar (6))
  ChildName varchar (20),
  Date of EnteredCourseDate,
  WorkerName varchar (20),
  Date of AllocatedStartDate);
  
  insert into OutputWanted (ChildID ChildName, EnteredCourseDate, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate) values ("C1000", "Johnny Rotten', to_date (' 01/04/2011 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'),"Mrs gerbil", to_date('19/08/2010','dd/mm/rrrr'));
  insert into OutputWanted (ChildID ChildName, EnteredCourseDate, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate) values ('C1256', 'Doris Dingle', to_date (' 12/08/2003 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), "Ms. Pepsi", to_date('12/08/2003','dd/mm/rrrr'));
  insert into OutputWanted (ChildID ChildName, EnteredCourseDate, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate) values ('C3466","Bonny Boy', to_date (' 25/03/2011 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), "Mrs. Jones", to_date('23/02/2011','dd/mm/rrrr'));
  insert into OutputWanted (ChildID ChildName, EnteredCourseDate, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate) values ('C4567', 'Casper the ghost', to_date (' 21/03/2009 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), null, null);
  insert into OutputWanted (ChildID ChildName, EnteredCourseDate, WorkerName, AllocatedStartDate) values ('C1245', 'Doris Dingle', to_date (' 20/11/2006 ',' dd/mm/rrrr'), null, null);
  
  Published by: little Penguin November 21, 2011 07:03

  What something like that?

  SELECT childid
       , childname
       , enteredcourse
       , workername
       , allocatedstartdate
  FROM
  (
       SELECT toc.childid
            , toc.childname
            , toc.enteredcourse
            , tow.workername
            , tow.allocatedstartdate
            , ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY toc.childid ORDER BY tow.allocatedstartdate DESC) AS rn
       FROM   tableofchildren   toc
       LEFT JOIN tableofworkers tow ON tow.childid = toc.childid
                       AND toc.enteredcourse >= tow.allocatedstartdate
  )
  WHERE rn = 1
  

  Just note that you need a different RANK and DENSE_RANK analytical ranking function if there is a chance that many workers could be attributed to the children on the same allocatedstartdate.

• End date must CLEARLY not less than the start date, else it

  Hello

  I put DATE of BEGINNING of THE CONTRACT and END of CONTRACT fields on the form. These 2 objects (DateTime objjects), I pulled game tab of the palette and fell on my layout, fine design.

  Now, I try to put a validation than the end dat eshould not lower than the beginning, so I had a thread as below from Niall.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/1909551

  and I've done my coding FormCalc to the OUTPUT of the END DATE field as event title below,

  Please note that FormCalc
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  Can pls. Let me Kow how I optimize my requirement? I'm anewbie,

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  // End date should not less than Start date, else CLEAR it - End
  

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• Determine if the end date is after the start date

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  , (custid_5, change_date_5) AS 5

  )

  )

  )

  SELECT custid, change_date

  Of unpivoted_data

  WHERE r_num = 1

  ;

  Having several columns for several occurrences of basically the same thing is a bad table.  This problem would be much simpler, but also more effective if each pair custid/change_date has been strored on a separate line.  In addition, you would not be limited to 5 pairs.