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• Difference between Sysdate and trunc (sysdate)?

  SYSDATE and trunc (sysdate) both return the current date.

  So I would like to know is there a difference between them?

  Thank you

  DATEs in Oracle ALWAYS have a portion of time (what you call a timestamp). Using tronque() on a DATE fixed the part time at midnight that day there

• With the help of trunc (sysdate) between

  Hello - I have a question about when to use trunc (sysdate).
  
  In particular, I wonder whether or not there are no reason to use trunc (sysdate) in the following statement:
  

  select app_id from app where sysdate between start_date and stop_date

  .. .or start_date and stop_date are stored truncated (not stored in the column time info).
  
  Thank you!

  To some extent, it depends on you want to return. If you ran the query today, and the date of the judgment was 21-sep-2011, would you record back or not? If Yes, then you need to trunc sysdate, given that the component "hour" of stop_date's midnight, and it's almost always after midnight for sysdate (86 399 seconds per day). If this isn't the case, then it is not serious.

  John

• Trunc (sysdate) question

  SQL dear Experts,
  
  You can specify the difference b/w the following 2 conditions. I see the same results with any of the conditions. I'm going to pull data for 24 hours and it is one of the terms I use in SQL:
  trunc (BEGIN_INTERVAL_TIME) between trunc(sysdate-1) and trunc(sysdate-1)
  
  trunc (BEGIN_INTERVAL_TIME) between trunc(sysdate-1) and trunc (sysdate)
  
  Published by: DBA112 on January 14, 2013 13:57

  >
  Don't forget that midnight is 00:00:00 No 24:60: 60. Midnight is still the beginning of a day.
  >
  Fix! But that's only the half of it! Midnight is also the END of a day.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/midnight
  >
  Midnight marks the beginning and the end of each day in civil time throughout the world. This is the point of division between one day and the next.

• trunc (transaction_date) = trunc (sysdate) is there a performance issue?

  Hi gurus,
  
  I wrote a code that summarize the records for a day.
  I need to put it as a daily_summary_job.
  
  I used expression such as:
  
  trunc (transaction_date) = trunc (sysdate)
  
  Is it a good idea to truncate the dates on both sides?
  I need to summarize the data for a day.
  
  Thank you

  Hi Tina,

  as others already said, using a function on a column WHERE clause prevents the use of an index on that column. Another important issue for the performance, it's that the cardinality estimates are likely to be less accurate in this case.

  You can avoid these problems by creating an index based on a function on trunc (transaction_date). In addition to creating a usable index, it will also create a virtual column for which optimizer will collect stats.

  Best regards
  Nikolai

• What is the difference between TRUNC (SYSDATE + 1) and trunc (sysdate) + 1?

  Hello
  The two functions are truncated anyway. Is there a difference between the two, in this scenario?

  trunc(sysdate + 1) add 1 day to the sysdate and then truncating

  trunc (sysdate) + 1 truncating sysdate and then adds 1 day

  output will be the same.

• Error that using TO_CHAR (TRUNC (SYSDATE), 'DAY') FROM DUAL

  Hello everyone.
  
  I have a pl/sql procedure that contains TO_CHAR (TRUNC (SYSDATE), 'DAY') FROM DUAL to capture the DAY in a variable. Now when I access this procedure of someother application (Workflow), I get the error ORA-01841: (full) year must be understood between-4713 and 9999 and not be 0.
  
  If I do not use TO_CHAR (TRUNC (SYSDATE), 'DAY') and hardcode the value, it throws no error.
  
  Any ideas on this error?
  
  Is this something to do with the NLS_DATE?
  
  Thank you
  
  Kind regards
  
  Pavan K

  >
  ...

  IF (TRIM (SAT_DAY) = 'SATURDAY')
  THEN
  L_DAYS: = L_DAYS + 2;
  ELSIF (TRIM (SAT_DAY) = "SUNDAY")
  THEN
  L_DAYS: = L_DAYS + 1;
  ON THE OTHER
  L_DAYS: = 1; - FND_PROFILE. VALUE ('DSD_PAF_TIMEOUT'); -Getting the value of timeouit in days
  END IF;
  L_DAYS: = L_DAYS * 24 * 60;

  First, you add two days if it's a Sunday.
  Then you multiply by 24 * 60.
  Are you sure that this logic is ok?

  I guess you just use bad values for the L_days parameter.

  The difference between last Friday and today, without doubt is:

  last Friday, the variable L_days has been VERY VERY VERY big, for example 20000000 = (x + 2) * 24 * 60)

  Today, it's only 1 * 24 * 60 = 1440.

  Published by: W. Sven on September 21, 2009 18:01

  Looking at the error message...

  ORA-01841: (full) year must be between-4713 and 9999

  My current guess is that you have created a date that goes beyond the year 9999.

  Published by: W. Sven on September 21, 2009 18:05

• using trunc ((sysdate-1 * 12) add_months get Monday on this wk

  Hello all;
  
  I use trunc (add_months (sysdate-1 * 12)), which get me on 18/05/2010 but what I would do is bascially, if this date falls on a Monday, then getting Monday involved in this period, in this case Monday that is associated with is therefore 17/05/2010. How to get what I want to change.
  
  Edited by: user13328581 may 18, 2011 08:36

  SQL> select trunc(add_months(sysdate, 1 * -12),'IW') from dual
    2  /
  
  TRUNC(ADD
  ---------
  17-MAY-10
  
  SQL> 
  

  GOLD:

  SQL> select next_day(trunc(add_months(sysdate, 1 * -12)) - 7,'monday') from dual
    2  /
  
  NEXT_DAY(
  ---------
  17-MAY-10
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Framing OBIEE-implementation of responses with the sysdate and trunc keywords?

  How can apply us this condition in the Oracle replies:
  
  trunc (dim1.start_date) between trunc(sysdate-1) and trunc (sysdate + 4)
  
  Thank you!

  Try this criteria tab

  dim1.start_date-> filter-> Advanced-> convert this filter in SQL
  Cast (dim1.start_date as date) > = current_date and
  Cast (dim1.start_date as date)<=timestampadd(sql_tsi_day,4,cast(current_date as="">

• CASE, SYSDATE + 1

  Hello

  About: Oracle 11 g 2 on Windows

  ..

  CASE

  WHEN Service = 'task 1' AND (P_TASK_DATE = (sysdate) + 1) THEN DO_TASK_2

  END AS TASK_2

  ...

  When the conditions are true null is returned in the column

  Cannot quite understand why.

  Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  user545194 wrote:

  Hello

  About: Oracle 11 g 2 on Windows

  ..

  CASE

  WHEN Service = 'task 1' AND (P_TASK_DATE = (sysdate) + 1) THEN DO_TASK_2

  END AS TASK_2

  ...

  When the conditions are true null is returned in the column

  Cannot quite understand why.

  Thanks for your help!

  Are you sure that the conditions are right?  Remember, all DATEs in Oracle (including the DATE returned by SYSDATE) include the hours, minutes and seconds, even though they are not displayed.  (Always display hours, minutes and seconds when debugging a problem with DATE comparisons.)  Maybe you should do something like

  AND p_task_date > = TRUNC (SYSDATE + 1).

  AND p_task_date<  trunc="" (sysdate="" +="">

  For example, if p_task_date is 00:00:00 10 may 2014, the condition

  p_task_date = (SYSDATE) + 1

  will be TRUE for 1 second, when SYSDATE is exactly 00:00:00 on May 9.  If SYSDATE is even a second later, then the condition you posted will be not true, but the condition I posted will be set to TRUE for 24 hours when SYSDATE is anywhere between 00:00:00 to 23:59:59 on 9 May.

  The status of treatment in 2-piece I posted above will be faster (maybe faster) than

  TRUNC (p_task_date) = TRUNC (SYSDATE) + 1

  but otherwise equivalent.

  There is also the possibility that do_task_2 returns NULL.

• get the number of days of the week to sysdate

  Hi all

  my need is to get the number of the day of the week of sysdate.

  Here's how can I make it right now:

  Select to_char(sysdate,'Dy') t1 double

  But he returns the abbreviated name of the day of the week while I need number of days of the week.

  Please help me. Thanks in advance.

  Best regards

  --

  Marco

  Or if you want the ISO week (Monday = day 1):

  Select trunc (sysdate) - trunc(sysdate,'IW') + 1 double;

• Trying to change a query to return funds and no values only. XMLELEMENT and used UNPIVOT

  So I have a request to work but I want to change it to provide some totals and not only RAW files the request is lower with the changes that I've made being in RED:

  ----------

  DECLARE

  letexte CLOB.

  BEGIN

  with test_table as)

  SELECT VM_REPORT_DATE,Sum (Quantity) quantotal, point,

  (CASE point

  WHEN "VM_HOSTS_NUM" AND THEN "

  WHEN "VM_NUMBER" AND THEN "

  WHEN "VM_CPU_COUNT" AND THEN "

  WHEN "VM_PHYS_MEM" THEN "y_axis_2".

  WHEN "VM_VIRT_MEM" THEN "y_axis_2".

  WHEN "VM_VIRT_MEM" THEN "y_axis_2".

  WHEN "VM_TOTAL_DISK" THEN "y_axis_3".

  WHEN "VM_PROVISIONED_DISK" THEN "y_axis_3".

  ELSE 'y_axis.

  Wser END)

  ,

  (CASE point

  WHEN "VM_HOSTS_NUM" THEN "#FF0000".

  WHEN 'VM_NUMBER', THEN '#AA0000 '.

  WHEN "VM_CPU_COUNT" THEN "#770000".

  WHEN "VM_PHYS_MEM" AND THEN "#0000FF".

  WHEN 'VM_VIRT_MEM' THEN ' #0000AA '.

  WHEN "VM_VIRT_MEM" AND THEN "#000077 '."

  WHEN "VM_TOTAL_DISK" AND THEN "#00FF00".

  WHEN "VM_PROVISIONED_DISK" AND THEN "#00AA00.

  ELSE 'y_axis.

  Colorr END)

  of VM_CORE unpivot)

  ITEM quantity in (VM_HOSTS_NUM, VM_NUMBER, VM_PHYS_MEM, VM_VIRT_MEM, VM_CPU_COUNT, VM_TOTAL_DISK, VM_PROVISIONED_DISK)

  () where VM_REPORT_DATE > (SELECT ADD_MONTHS (TRUNC (SYSDATE),-1) from DUAL) Group of VM_REPORT_DATE, item)

  
  

  SELECT XMLSERIALIZE)

  CONTENT XMLELEMENT ('data', XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT ("series", xmlAttributes (point as "name", "Line" as the "type", wser as "y_axis", colorr as "color"),

  XMLAGG)

  XMLElement ("point", xmlAttributes (VM_REPORT_DATE as 'name',quantotal 'y')) order by VM_REPORT_DATE

  )

  ))

  )

  )

  in the Group test_table letexte by order of point by point.

  dbms_output.put_line (TheText);

  END;

  ----------

  Select 'WITH TABLE AS' returns that I wait for him.

  VM_REPORT_DATE	QUANTOTAL	AGENDA	WSER	COLORR
  20 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	5224.39	VM_VIRT_MEM	y_axis_2	#0000AA
  20 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	1789	VM_CPU_COUNT		#770000
  20 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	153348.16	VM_PROVISIONED_DISK	y_axis_3	#00AA00
  NOVEMBER 12-13 00:00:00	829	VM_NUMBER		#AA0000
  20 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	42	VM_HOSTS_NUM		#FF0000
  20 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	7343.09	VM_PHYS_MEM	y_axis_2	#0000FF
  4 NOVEMBER 13 00:00:00	822	VM_NUMBER		#AA0000
  4 NOVEMBER 13 00:00:00	5243.38	VM_VIRT_MEM	y_axis_2	#0000AA
  NOVEMBER 12-13 00:00:00	190985	VM_TOTAL_DISK	y_axis_3	#00FF00
  27 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	42	VM_HOSTS_NUM		#FF0000
  27 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	832	VM_NUMBER		#AA0000
  27 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	153423.89	VM_PROVISIONED_DISK	y_axis_3	#00AA00
  4 NOVEMBER 13 00:00:00	190444.75	VM_TOTAL_DISK	y_axis_3	#00FF00
  NOVEMBER 12-13 00:00:00	42	VM_HOSTS_NUM		#FF0000
  20 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	836	VM_NUMBER		#AA0000
  20 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	185519.5	VM_TOTAL_DISK	y_axis_3	#00FF00
  27 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	7343.09	VM_PHYS_MEM	y_axis_2	#0000FF
  4 NOVEMBER 13 00:00:00	42	VM_HOSTS_NUM		#FF0000
  NOVEMBER 12-13 00:00:00	155937.43	VM_PROVISIONED_DISK	y_axis_3	#00AA00
  27 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	186059.75	VM_TOTAL_DISK	y_axis_3	#00FF00
  4 NOVEMBER 13 00:00:00	7343.09	VM_PHYS_MEM	y_axis_2	#0000FF
  4 NOVEMBER 13 00:00:00	154795.62	VM_PROVISIONED_DISK	y_axis_3	#00AA00
  27 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	5215.39	VM_VIRT_MEM	y_axis_2	#0000AA
  NOVEMBER 12-13 00:00:00	5270.38	VM_VIRT_MEM	y_axis_2	#0000AA
  27 OCTOBER 13 00:00:00	1781	VM_CPU_COUNT		#770000
  4 NOVEMBER 13 00:00:00	1782	VM_CPU_COUNT		#770000
  NOVEMBER 12-13 00:00:00	7343.09	VM_PHYS_MEM	y_axis_2	#0000FF
  NOVEMBER 12-13 00:00:00	1797	VM_CPU_COUNT		#770000

  However the overall query returns:

  Error report:

  ORA-00979: not a GROUP BY expression

  ORA-06512: at line 6

  00979 00000 - "not a GROUP BY expression"

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  6 is the line "with test_table as.

  You need to group by all the columns at the same level of aggregation, i.e. WSER and COLORR thus:

  SELECT XMLSERIALIZE (CONTENT

  XMLELEMENT ("data"

  XMLAGG)

  XMLELEMENT ("series"

  xmlAttributes)

  element in the form 'name '.

  , 'Line' as 'type '.

  , wser as "y_axis.

  , colorr have "color".

  )

  XMLAGG)

  XMLElement ("point"

  xmlAttributes)

  VM_REPORT_DATE as 'name '.

  , quantotal 'y '.

  )

  )

  order of VM_REPORT_DATE

  )

  )

  )

  )

  )

  from test_table

  Group by element, wser colorr

  ;

• Subtracting SYSDATE

  Hi all

  By the query below, I would like to ONLY output results of the previous months entries (in this case, it's July) based on SYSDATE.

  I think I need a statement 'WHERE' that returns only the previous month. That said, I'll have one heck of a time to make it work.

  I'm using ORACLE 11 g Express and SQL * more.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  QUERY:

  SELECT reportnum ' REPORT # ","ISSUED,"datechecked

  faultreport.licenseno '# the PLATE', make, model,

  Vehicle.Year, lname | ', ' || FName "EMPLOYEE of DELIVERANCE"

  OF faultreport

  JOIN employee ON employee.empno = faultreport.empno

  JOIN vehicle ON vehicle.licenseno = faultreport.licenseno

  ORDER BY reportnum;

  OUTPUT CURRENT:
  

  REPORT # PLATE # MAKE MODEL YEAR ISSUED ISSUING EMPLOYEE

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

  1000000001 3 July 13 BH05J9U 2013 Smith, Sandy Ford Escape

  1000000002 4 July 13 GI0UJD7 2012 Smith, Sandy Ford Fusion

  1000000003 July 5, 13 5HDI9TG Ford Fiesta 2013 Miller, Harry

  1000000005 8 June 13 A12F8GH Chevrolet Cruze 2013 Weaver, Brendan

  DESIRED OUTPUT:

  REPORT # PLATE # MAKE MODEL YEAR ISSUED ISSUING EMPLOYEE

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

  1000000001 3 July 13 BH05J9U Ford Escape 2013 Smith, Sandy

  1000000002 4 July 13 GI0UJD7 Ford Fusion 2012 Smith, Sandy

  1000000003 5 July 13 5HDI9TG Ford Fiesta 2013 Miller, Harry

  
  

  SAMPLE DATA:

  CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEE

  (EmpNo NUMBER (6) PRIMARY KEY,)

  Title VARCHAR2 (30),

  Fname VARCHAR2 (10) NOT NULL,

  Lname VARCHAR2 (10) NOT NULL,

  OutNo number 4,

  SupervisorNo NUMBER (6));

  CREATE TABLE VEHICLE

  (LicenseNo VARCHAR2 (7) PRIMARY KEY,)

  Do VARCHAR2 (12),

  Model VARCHAR2 (15).

  Color VARCHAR2 (15).

  Year number 4.

  NoDoors NUMBER (2),

  Capacity NUMBER (2),

  Rate number 4,

  outNo NUMBER (4));

  CREATE TABLE FAULTREPORT

  (ReportNum NUMBER (10) PRIMARY KEY,)

  DateChecked DATE,

  EmpNo NUMBER (6).

  LicenseNo VARCHAR2 (7).

  RentalNo NUMBER (10),

  Comments VARCHAR2 (200));

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES ('100001 ', 'Associate', 'Jenny', 'Smith', ' 1001', '100007');

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES ('100002 ', 'Associate', 'Fred', 'Frapples', ' 1001', '100007');

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES ('100006 ', 'Associate', 'Bruce', 'Peer', ' 1002', '100009');

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES ('100007', 'Manager', 'Sandy', 'Smith', '1001', '100003');

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES ('100008 ', 'Associate', 'Julie', 'Walker', ' 1003', '100010');

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES ('100009', 'Manager', 'Brendan', 'Weaver', '1002', '100003');

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES ('100010 ', 'Manager', 'Wendy', 'Hill', ' 1003', '100003');

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES (' 100011', 'Associate', 'Ocean', 'peer', '1004',' 100012' ");

  INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES ('100012 ', 'Manager', 'Eric', 'green', '1004',' 100003');

  
  

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000001', ' 3 July 13', '100007', ' BH05J9U', '3000000001', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000002', ' 4 July 13', '100007', ' GI0UJD7', '3000000004', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000003', ' 5 July 13', '100004', ' 5HDI9TG', '3000000003', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000004', ' 7 June 13', '100003', ' GI0UJD7', '3000000004', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000005', ' 8 June 13', '100009', ' A12F8GH', '3000000005', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000006', ' 4 May 13', '100009', ' S5BNP2S', '3000000006', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000007', ' 5 May 13', '100003', ' XCH4Y23', '3000000007', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000008', ' 6 May 13', '100010', ' A12F8GH', '3000000005', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000009', ' April 2 13', '100003', ' A12F8GH', '3000000005', ");

  INSERT INTO FAULTREPORT VALUES (' '1000000010', ' 3 April 13', '100003', ' 634HV2E', '3000000010', ");

  
  INSERT IN VEHICLE VALUES ('BH05J9U', 'Ford', 'Escape', 'White', '2013', '4', '5', '120',' 1001');

  INSERT INTO VEHICLE of VALUES ('H4L0DH8', 'Ford', 'Edge', 'Blue', ' 2012', '4 ', '5', '120','1001 ');

  INSERT INTO VEHICLE VALUES ('5HDI9TG', 'Ford', 'Fiesta', 'Green', '2013', '4', '5',' 90 ', ' 1002');

  INSERT INTO VEHICLE of VALUES ('GI0UJD7', 'Ford', 'Fusion', 'Yellow', ' 2012', '4', '5',' 90 ', ' 1002');

  INSERT IN VEHICLE VALUES ('GJU4Y7D', 'Nissian","Versa", 'Teal", ' 2012', '4', '5',' 90 ', ' 1001');

  INSERT INTO VALUES ('S5BNP2S', 'Nissian', 'Altima', 'Blue', '2013', '4', '5', '120','1003 ');

  INSERT IN VEHICLE VALUES ('XCH4Y23', 'Nissian', 'Maxima', 'Black' ', ' 2012 ', '4 ', '5', '120',' 1002');

  INSERT IN VEHICLE VALUES ('A12F8GH', 'Chevrolet', 'Cruze', 'Black', '2013', '4', '5',' 90 ', ' 1003');

  INSERT IN VEHICLE VALUES ("C4YUTSA", "Chevrolet", "Malibu", 'White', ' 2012', '4 ', '5', '120',' 1004');

  INSERT INTO VEHICLE VALUES ('634HV2E', 'Chevrolet', 'Impala', 'Orange', '2013', '4', '5',' 120 ', ' 1004');

  where some_date > = add_months (trunc (sysdate, 'MM'), - 1).

  and some_date<>

• Query to return then 7 dates

  Hello
  
  is it possible to return the next 7 dates just by using a query, for example, I need a query that returns:
  
  Select (I don't know who put here) double
  
  Date
  2012-10-05
  2012-10-06
  2012-10-07
  2012-10-08
  2012-10-09
  2012-10-10
  2012 10-11
  
  If possible, I would like to know if there is a way to pass a date and according to her, the query returns the next 7 dates based on the date... for example:
  
  Select (I don't know who put here) of the double if date > '' 2012-10-15
  
  Date
  2012 10-16
  2012 10-17
  2012 10-18
  2012 10-19
  2012 10-20
  2012 10-21
  2012 10-22
  
  I really appreciate any help
  Thank you

  SQL> select trunc(sysdate) + level - 1 from dual
    2  connect by level <= 7;
  
  TRUNC(SYS
  ---------
  05-OCT-12
  06-OCT-12
  07-OCT-12
  08-OCT-12
  09-OCT-12
  10-OCT-12
  11-OCT-12
  
  7 rows selected.
  
  SQL> select date '2012-10-15' + level - 1 from dual
    2  connect by level <= 7;
  
  DATE'2012
  ---------
  15-OCT-12
  16-OCT-12
  17-OCT-12
  18-OCT-12
  19-OCT-12
  20-OCT-12
  21-OCT-12
  
  7 rows selected.
  

• Return of records only for the current month

  Hello
  
  I have a query that returns records for the current week and I want to extend it for return records for the current month.
  
  When TRUNC (start_date) < NEXT_DAY (TRUNC (CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) - 1, "Sat") + 1
  AND TRUNC (end_date) > NEXT_DAY (TRUNC (CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) - 1, 'Sam')-7
  
  I have two date fields, the first is called 'Start_Date', the second is called 'End_Date '. I want the query to return all the records for the current month including those who may start before or end post the month as events can start in a month and end with another. Does anyone know how this is done in a "Clause where?
  
  
  
  Kind regards
  
  Steve Welch

  You probably want to

  where TRUNC (START_DATE) <= LAST_DAY(TRUNC(sysdate, 'MONTH'))
  AND TRUNC (END_DATE) >= TRUNC(sysdate, 'MONTH')