Last day of the month with the last minute of the day

Hello
I wonder about how to get the last day of the month with the last minute of this day(23:59). We can use the last_day function (DATE) to get the last date, but reminds me of the time of day when the function has been executed. But I want to have the last minute with my last date of the current month.

Please inform.

Thank you

HP

Hello

Ora_bie wrote:
Hello
I wonder about how to get the last day of the month with the last minute of this day(23:59). We can use the last_day function (DATE) to get the last date, but reminds me of the time of day when the function has been executed. But I want to have the last minute with my last date of the current month.

In fact, it returns at the same time as the argument you pass; But whatever it is, is not what you want.

This will return the last day of the month that contains the DATE 23:59 (or 23:59) dt:

SELECT  ADD_MONTHS ( TRUNC (dt, 'MONTH')
             , 1
             ) - (1 / (24 * 60))
FROM    dual
;

TRUNC (dt, 'MONTH') is 00:00 on the first day of the month that contains dt.
ADD_MONTHS (TRUNC (dt, 'MONTH'), 1) is from 00:00 the first day of the month following the one containing dt.
ADD_MONTHS (TRUNC (dt, 'MONTH'), 1)-(1 / (24 * 60)) is a minute earlier.
(Since there are 24 hours, each with 60 minutes, every day, 1 / (24 * 60) days is identical to a minute.)

Another (less clear, in my opinion) way to get the same results is:

TRUNC (LAST_DAY (dt)) + (1439/1440)  -- 1440 minutes = 1 day

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Group by month and also to see the month with no record

Hi - a mental block important this morning, pretty sure it's a simple one types just need of you experts to point me in the right direction...

Using the data from the example below, I just need to generate a report to show the username, mon-yy, number of transactions. I need to show the 12 months, with a zero if there is no transaction.

I don't know if it's the right approach, but I use a subquery to generate 12 months, like obvisouly they aren't in transaction data. The fact that I have to_char against the kind of subquery to set the alarm bells ringing, I think that there is a better solution, but as I say, mental block.

The query at the end was to show the thing of subquery works, but for the life of me I can't think today how to extend this option to include the user ID and give me the desired result (bottom code block).

Frustrating when it should be relatively simple.

Thanks in advance to all: o)

Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0

create table trans (pkid number, userid number, transdate date);

insert into trans values (1, 10, sysdate-300);
insert into trans values (2, 10, sysdate-100);
insert into trans values (3, 20, sysdate-100);
insert into trans values (4, 20, sysdate-50);
insert into trans values (5, 20, sysdate-20);
commit;

select * from trans;

      PKID     USERID TRANSDATE
---------- ---------- ---------
         1         10 05-AUG-10
         2         10 21-FEB-11
         3         20 21-FEB-11
         4         20 12-APR-11
         5         20 12-MAY-11

select sub.mon, count(t.transdate) from trans t,
(select to_char(add_months(sysdate, -level),'MON-YY') as mon
from dual
connect by level <=12) sub
where sub.mon = to_char(transdate(+),'MON-YY')
group by sub.mon
order by to_date(sub.mon,'MON-YY')
/

MON    COUNT(T.TRANSDATE)
------ ------------------
JUN-10                  0
JUL-10                  0
AUG-10                  1
SEP-10                  0
OCT-10                  0
NOV-10                  0
DEC-10                  0
JAN-11                  0
FEB-11                  2
MAR-11                  0
APR-11                  1
MAY-11                  1

12 rows selected.

Desire:

10  JUN-10  0
10  JUL-10  0
10  AUG-10  1
...and so on until...
10  MAY-11  0

20  JUN-10  0
20  JUL-10  0
20  AUG-10  0
...and so on until...
20  FEB-11  1
20  MAR-11  0
20  APR-11  1
20  MAY-11  1

Hello

This is what a Partitionné Outer Join :

select        sub.mon
,        count (t.transdate)
from        (
          select      to_char ( add_months (sysdate, -level)
                    , 'MON-YY'
                    ) as mon
          from      dual
          connect by      level      <= 12
       ) sub
left outer join trans     t     PARTITION BY (t.userid)
                    ON      sub.mon = to_char (transdate,'MON-YY')
group by  t.userid
,       sub.mon
order by  t.userid
,       to_date (sub.mon,'MON-YY')
;

A standard outer join ensures that you will get each row of the table of conduct displayed at least once. But you want each line of void poster n times, where n is the number of distinct identifiers in t. "PARTITION BY t.userid" means "treat each distinct value of the user name as a separate table" and the results will all be clauses together.

There were new partitioned outer joins in Oracle 10. Previously, you had to form a set of distinct values for the user name, then the join cross-who with the distinct void months and finally outer join for the actual data.

I bought an annual subscription from month to month with Adobe Creative Cloud. I have the applications installed on my Mac but when I downloaded Adobe Creative cloud on my PC, it's wanting to download me new applications of 2014 and there is no way to dow

I bought an annual subscription from month to month with Adobe Creative Cloud. I have installed on my Mac apps but when I downloaded Adobe Creative cloud on my PC, it's wanting to download me new applications of 2014 and there is no way to download previous versions for my PC. What should I do? I can not even cancel my subscription because Adobe has hidden this option.

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Count of the number of months with unpaid for the last six months

Hello
I now table to store the daily presence of each employee
ATTENDANCESHEET
EMPID
PAYROLLDATE
UNPAID
1
10/01/2013
6
1
10/02/2013
2
1
11/01/2013
0
1
11/02/2013
0
1
12/01/2013
0
1
12/02/2013
0
1
01/01/2014
0
1
01/02/2014
0
1
02/01/2014
0
1
02/02/2014
0
1
03/01/2014
45
1
03/02/2014
0
2
03/01/2014
0
2
03/02/2014
0
I want to get the number of months used unpaid in the past 6 months (excluding the current).
If the month of payroll, I'm in treatment is 4, 2014, I spend 4 as payrollmonth and 2014 as payroll year
The application must check the latest 6 month data and number of months for which there is any unpaid value
In the case above for month 4, 2014, the power required is
EmpID
County
1
2
2
0
I use oracle 10g
EXAMPLES OF DATA
create the table attendancesheet as
(
Select 1 as empid, to_date (January 10, 2013 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 6 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (10 February 2013 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (January 11, 2013 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (February 11, 2013 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (12 January 2013 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (February 12, 2013 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (1 January 2014 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (February 1, 2014 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (January 2, 2014 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (February 2, 2014 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (3 January 2014 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 45 paid by union double all the
Select 1 as empid, to_date (3 February 2014 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid by union double all the
Select 2 as empid, to_date (3 January 2014 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 as default all the double union
Select 2 as empid, to_date (3 February 2014 ',' DD/MM/YYYY ') as payrolldate, 0 paid double
);
Help, please

Hello

So, you want to count the distinct months for 6 months before (not included) the given month; is this fair?

Here's one way:

VARIABLE month VARCHAR2 (2)

Year VARIABLE VARCHAR2 (4)

EXEC: months: = '4';

EXEC: year: "2014"; =

WITH got_end_date AS

(

SELECT TO_DATE (: month |) '/' || : year

, ' MM/YYYY ".

) AS end_date

OF the double

)

SELECT a.empid

, COUNT (DISTINCT

CASE

WHEN a.unpaid > 0

THEN TRUNC (a.payrolldate, 'MONTH')

END

), Cnt

Of attendancesheet one

JOIN e-got_end_date WE a.payrolldate > = ADD_MONTHS (e.end_date-6)

AND a.payrolldate< >

GROUP BY a.empid

ORDER BY a.empid

;

If you use a WHERE clause to exclude the lines with some outstanding = 0 (or unpaid is NULL), then you would get no output for employees like empid = 2 in this example. A WHERE clause ignores an entire line, so I used an expression BOX just a value.

Weeks of the month with Total

Hey,.
I try to display the weeks of the month based on values and a date. I have a select statement that displays vertical to results, but I would like that they horizontally with the listed weeks. Below are the create table and insert instructions to help. Once the start dates and end Dates are entered for one month, then the weeks should display with the counts for each Type Emp values and totals for each Type of Emp showing also. Any help is appreciated. Thanks for taking a peek at my question.
-Toad for Oracle 12.5
CREATE TABLE TBL_EMP
EMP_ID NUMBER NOT NULL,
FK_EMP_TYPE_ID NUMBER ,
EMP_DATE DATE
INSERT INTO TBL_EMP
()EMP_ID FK_EMP_TYPE_ID EMP_DATE( )
(1, 100, TO_DATE('10/14/2014', 'MM/DD/YYYY'));
INSERT INTO TBL_EMP
()EMP_ID FK_EMP_TYPE_ID EMP_DATE( )
(2, 200, TO_DATE('10/12/2014', 'MM/DD/YYYY'));
INSERT INTO TBL_EMP
()EMP_ID FK_EMP_TYPE_ID EMP_DATE( )
(3, 200, TO_DATE('10/8/2014', 'MM/DD/YYYY'));
INSERT INTO TBL_EMP
()EMP_ID FK_EMP_TYPE_ID EMP_DATE( )
(4, 300, TO_DATE('10/15/2014', 'MM/DD/YYYY'));
INSERT INTO TBL_EMP
()EMP_ID FK_EMP_TYPE_ID EMP_DATE( )
(5, 100, TO_DATE('10/12/2014', 'MM/DD/YYYY'));
INSERT INTO TBL_EMP
()EMP_ID FK_EMP_TYPE_ID EMP_DATE( )
(6, 100, TO_DATE('9/9/2014', 'MM/DD/YYYY'));

SELECT * DE TBL_EMP;
-Can I display the vertical weeks but I would like that they horizontal
SELECT 'WEEK ' || (TO_CHAR (EMP_DATE + 4, 'W')) WEEKS,
FK_EMP_TYPE_ID ,
   COUNT (FK_EMP_TYPE_ID) AS EMP_TYPE_COUNT
   FROM TBL_EMP
   WHERE EMP_DATE BETWEEN TO_DATE ( :P10_START_DATE, 'MM/DD/YYYY')
   AND NVL (TO_DATE ( :P10_END_DATE, 'MM/DD/YYYY'), SYSDATE)
GROUP BY 'WEEK ' || (TO_CHAR (EMP_DATE + 4, 'W')), FK_EMP_TYPE_ID
ORDER BY WEEKS;
-The values to enter for months
-P10_START_DATE 10/01/2014
-P10_END_DATE 31/10/2014
-Results
WEEK 2    200   1
WEEK 3    100   2
WEEK 3    200   1
WEEK 3    300   1

SELECT FK_EMP_TYPE_ID , COUNT (*)
   FROM TBL_EMP
   WHERE EMP_DATE BETWEEN TO_DATE ( :P10_START_DATE ' MM/DD/YYYY '( )
   AND NVL (TO_DATE ( :P10_END_DATE, 'MM/DD/YYYY'), SYSDATE)
GROUP BY FK_EMP_TYPE_ID
ORDER BY FK_EMP_TYPE_ID ASC;
-Results
FK_EMP_TYPE_ID COUNT(*)
100                                  2
200                                  2
300                                  1
-Results and horizontal display I want
FK_EMP_TYPE_ID WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 TOTALS
100                                0               0            2            0             2
200                                0               1            1            0             2
300                                0               0            1            0             1

Hello

Select

Here's one way:

WITH relevant_data AS

(

SELECT fk_emp_type_id

TO_CHAR (emp_date + 4, 'W') AS week_num - see note below

OF tbl_emp

WHERE the emp_date BETWEEN NVL (TO_DATE (: p10_start_date, ' MM/DD/YYYY'))

SYSDATE - TRUNC (SYSDATE) or

)

AND NVL (TO_DATE (: p10_end_date, ' MM/DD/YYYY'))

SYSDATE

)

)

SELECT p

week_1 + week_2 + week_3 + week_4 + week_5 AS totals

OF relevant_data

PIVOT (COUNT (*)

FOR week_num IN ('1' AS week_1

'2' AS week_2

'3' AS week_3

'4' AS week_4

'5' AS week_5

)

) p

ORDER BY fk_emp_type_id

;

Are you sure you want to add 4 days before calculating the week number? If you're wondering the month of October 2014, for example, '1' of the week would include 1-3 October and from 28 to 31 October. (4 days after October 28 is November 1, which is 1 week of November).

How to find lines that are inserted in the last minutes n?
Hi all
I have a log table where, whenever a warning is issued, a new row is added. The table contains a field with the sysdate when the warning was issued.
I would need to collect all the warnings in the last 30 minutes (supposed) and send a mail to the administrator. Looking at some FAQ I have explained this:

Select * from PROCEDURE_LOGS p where ((p.DATE_LOG-sysdate) *-1440) < 30

However, it does not do anything.
Can someone help me correct this statement?
Thank you very much
Frank
Assuming that the field is a DATE field and time information are included in this field to date. Then your application should work.

I would write it differently, but the logic is the same.
```
select *
from procedure_logs p
where (sysdate - p.date_log) * 24 * 60 <= 30
;
```
Perhaps the information is not yet committed, so that you don't see it in your additional session?

Look at your data and consider wheather this record must be included or not.

get months with the maximum salary

Hello
I have the rest of the table.
create table getmax)
Select 1 empid, 2 month, 5000 in union wages double all the
Select 1 empid, 10 months, the salary of 6,000 union double all the
Select 1 empid, 12 months, 5500 in union wages double all the
Select 2 empid, 3 months, the wages of 7000 Union double all the
Select 2 empid, 7 months, the salary of 6,000 union double all the
Select 2 empid, month 12, 5500 double salary
);;
I need to get employee of the month was the highest salary.
Required result
========================
EMPID MONTHS SALARY
========================
1 10 6000
2 3 7000
=======================
Help, please.

with

getMax as

(select empid 1, 2 months, 5000 in union wages double all the)

Select 1 106 000 from all the double union

Select 1 125 500 Union double all the

Select 2,3,7000 from all the double union

Select 2,7,6000 from all the double union

Select double 2 125 500

)

Select empid, month, wages

(select empid, month, salary)

ROW_NUMBER() on rn (empid, salary desc order partition)

of getmax

)

where rn = 1

EMPID MNTH SALARY

1 10 6000

2 3 7000

Concerning

Etbin

grrrrr failed the icnd 1 last minute push irrelevant results either.

I took the icnd1 to try to get it before the changes. I got a 700 deaths was 802 I think. Now what. What is to be added and removed from the review of new. They do not print a report score for me either. :(

@diaczykmd1,

Unlucky brother - it is a difficult test to pass when you are new to the world of networks. This will be the second time, they changed the syllabus for ICND1 and honestly, I wouldn't worry. The basic principles will be exactly the same. The most important thing with Cisco exams is to read each question carefully. Half of the questions you get wrong can often be because you misunderstood the question rather than to not know the answer. They like their word slyly.

Study the new syllabus and resume.

See you soon,.

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Alerts are have passed to the third-party tool with a some minutes along 2 late

Hello

I use this script to pass the Foglight alerts to a third-party tool:

ServiceAlarms = #! FSMCategory: name = 'Test' # .topologyObjects [0] .aggregateAlarms

found = ServiceAlarms.find {a-> a.alarmId == @event.get ("alarmID") ;}}

If (found & @event.get ("severityLevel") > = 3 &)
(@event.get("change/value") == 0) {}

Returns true
}

This works successfully to transmit alerts for servers in the "Test" group and also as critical and fatal events without transmitting the events of compensation as it did before.

But now the problem is that alert is get passed after about 2 minutes of being trigger who should not happpen and we want to get alerts immediately transmitted on fires.

Help, please.

Yes I use the script in the Condition of the rule.

Last day of the month with the last minute of the day

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@diaczykmd1,

Study the new syllabus and resume.

See you soon,.

Luke

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ATTENDANCESHEET
EMPID	PAYROLLDATE	UNPAID
1	10/01/2013	6
1	10/02/2013	2
1	11/01/2013	0
1

EmpID	County
1	2
2	0

EMPID	MNTH	SALARY
1	10	6000
2	3	7000