Help with SQL statement in a coldfusion application

I created 2 drop down list boxes one that contains the months
and the second that contains the year. Right now my sql statement
is Select * from job where releaseDate=#imageDate#. Now this was
written in 2006 and I didn't know they were going to continue to
use the tool in 2007. So now I need a sql statement that if a user
selects Jan 2007 that all of jan 2007 will display. The format for
the datetime field in the database is Jan 2 2007 hh:mm:ss the first
box is named imageDate and the second is called StatusDate

Take a look at the T-SQL datepart function.
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>I created 2 drop down list boxes one that contains the
months and the
>second
> that contains the year. Right now my sql statement is
Select * from job
> where
> releaseDate=#imageDate#. Now this was written in 2006
and I didn't know
> they
> were going to continue to use the tool in 2007. So now I
need a sql
> statement
> that if a user selects Jan 2007 that all of jan 2007
will display. The
> format
> for the datetime field in the database is Jan 2 2007
hh:mm:ss the first
> box is
> named imageDate and the second is called StatusDate
>

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INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p19','u26', to_date('7/1/2009 20:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), 0 ) ;
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p20', 'u25', to_date('7/2/2009 17:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), -5 );
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p21', 'u27', to_date('7/3/2009 20:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), 1) ;
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p22', 'u2', to_date('9/15/2009 13:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), 1 ) ;
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p23', 'u21', to_date('5/30/2009 17:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), -8 );
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p24', 'u25', to_date('8/30/2009 20:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), -5 );
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p25', 'u18', to_date('9/13/2009 18:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), -8 );
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p26', 'u11', to_date('9/9/2009 13:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), -8 );
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p27', 'u23', to_date('9/10/2009 1:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), -5 );
INSERT INTO post_table VALUES( 'p28', 'u22', to_date('9/10/2009 14:00','MM/DD/YYYY mi:ss'), -4 );The output I get is
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u25
u9
u20
u5
u27
u8
u21
u23
u22
u26
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u3
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u18
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u6
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Compute Date Range with SQL Statement

I'm sure there is a way to do this in SQL, but I cannot figure it out. I can write a PL/SQL script to do it, but would prefer using a SQL Statement. My database is Oracle Database 10.2.0.4.0.
I have a table that contains information such as the employee number, department id, and the effective date of when the person started in that department. There is data in another table that I want to update their department number in based on their effective date range. If I could figure out how to select the effective date range correctly, I can do the rest.
I have data such as:
EMP_ID DEPT_NO EFFECTIVE
101 1000 1/15/2001
101 1050 5/24/2005
101 2010 6/8/2008
101 1000 8/2/2010
I want to write a SELECT statement that returns something like this where the END_DATE is the day before the EFFECTIVE date and the last record does not have an END_DATE because they are still assigned to that department. Also, the first record in the column, I don't want to select a DEPT_NO because the effective date logic was added in January 2001 so if a person started back in 1985 they could have switched departments zero to many times so I'm not going to update any data for that period:
EMP_ID DEPT_NO EFFECTIVE END_DATE
101 1/14/2001
101 1000 1/15/2001 5/23/2005
101 1050 5/24/2005 6/7/2008
101 2010 6/8/2008 8/1/2010
101 1000 8/2/2010
Below is a script to create the data in a temp table that can be used to write a SELECT statement on. I have added two employee records with different dates.
create table temp_activity
(emp_id number(12),
dept_no number(12),
effective date);
INSERT INTO temp_activity
(EMP_ID,DEPT_NO,EFFECTIVE)
VALUES
(101,1000,to_date('1/15/2001','MM/DD/YYYY'))
INSERT INTO temp_activity
(EMP_ID,DEPT_NO,EFFECTIVE)
VALUES
(101,1050,to_date('5/24/2005','MM/DD/YYYY'))
INSERT INTO temp_activity
(EMP_ID,DEPT_NO,EFFECTIVE)
VALUES
(101,2010,to_date('6/8/2008','MM/DD/YYYY'))
INSERT INTO temp_activity
(EMP_ID,DEPT_NO,EFFECTIVE)
VALUES
(101,1000,to_date('8/2/2010','MM/DD/YYYY'))
INSERT INTO temp_activity
(EMP_ID,DEPT_NO,EFFECTIVE)
VALUES
(102,1040,to_date('1/15/2001','MM/DD/YYYY'))
INSERT INTO temp_activity
(EMP_ID,DEPT_NO,EFFECTIVE)
VALUES
(102,2000,to_date('6/16/2006','MM/DD/YYYY'))
Any help is appreciated. This is probably easy, but I cannot get my brain wrapped around it.
Thanks - mike

select emp_id,
        dept_no,
        effective,
        end_date
from (
          select emp_id,
                  dept_no,
                  effective,
                  lead(effective) over(partition by emp_id order by effective) - 1 end_date,
                  row_number() over(partition by emp_id order by effective) rn
            from temp_activity
         union all
          select emp_id,
                  null dept_no,
                  null effective,
                  min(effective) - 1 end_date,
                  0 rn
            from temp_activity
            group by emp_id
order by emp_id,
           rn
    EMP_ID    DEPT_NO EFFECTIVE END_DATE
       101                       01/14/2001
       101       1000 01/15/2001 05/23/2005
       101       1050 05/24/2005 06/07/2008
       101       2010 06/08/2008 08/01/2010
       101       1000 08/02/2010
       102                       01/14/2001
       102       1040 01/15/2001 06/15/2006
       102       2000 06/16/2006
8 rows selected.
SQL> SY.

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I need help in creating a sql statement. For example lets say i have 3 tables one(key_id, os), two(key_id, type, desc), three(type, desc). I need to create a statement that is kind of like this but i need all rows in table one returned also.
select a.key_id, b.key_id, c.desc
from one a, two b, three c
where a.key_id = b.key_id and b.type = c.type;
Message was edited by:
user457357

Or
michaels> with one as
(select 10 key_id from dual union all
select 20 from dual union all
select 30 from dual union all
select 40 from dual union all
select 50 from dual),
two as
(select 10 key_id,'aa' type from dual union all
select 20, 'aa' from dual union all
select 30, 'bb' from dual),
three as
(select 'aa' type ,'Artificial' des from dual union all
select 'bb','Bulk' from dual)
select a.*, b.key_id, c.des
from one a, two b, three c
where a.key_id = b.key_id(+)
    and b.type = c.type(+)
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        10         10 Artificial
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        30         30 Bulk
        40
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Need help for sql statement

Hi,
Need help to write sql statement.
create table t_dt ( dt_start date, dt_end date, amount number);
insert into t_dt values('1-Jan-10','10-Feb-10',12);
insert into t_dt values('11-Feb-10','10-Mar-10',10);
insert into t_dt values('11-Mar-10','20-Apr-10',8);
insert into t_dt values('21-Apr-10','28-Jun-10',10);
insert into t_dt values('29-Jun-10','20-Sep-10',10);
insert into t_dt values('21-Sep-10','10-Oct-10',10);
insert into t_dt values('11-Oct-10','31-Dec-10',8);
insert into t_dt values('1-Jan-11','10-Feb-11',8);
insert into t_dt values('11-Feb-11','10-Mar-11',7);
insert into t_dt values('11-Mar-11','20-Apr-11',6);
insert into t_dt values('21-Apr-11','28-Jun-11',6);
insert into t_dt values('29-Jun-11','20-Sep-11',6);
insert into t_dt values('21-Sep-11','10-Oct-11',4);
insert into t_dt values('11-Oct-11','31-Dec-11',8);
Result should be like below..
dt_start     dt_end     Amount
1-Jan-10     10-Feb-10     12
11-Feb-10     10-Mar-10     10
11-Mar-10     20-Apr-10     8
21-Apr-10     10-Oct-10     10
11-Oct-10     10-Feb-11     8
11-Feb-11     10-Mar-11     7
11-Mar-11     20-Sep-11     6
21-Sep-11     10-Oct-11     4
11-Oct-11     31-Dec-11     8
Just to explain the example, take a row with start date as 21-Apr-10 in the above insert statements, since it has the same amount for next two rows (i.e. with start date '29-Jun-10' and '21-Sep-10') these 3 rows should be converted to represent only 1 row in the result and the start date and end date should be changed per the result shown above.
Thanks.

Hello
I think this gives yuo what you need....
SELECT
    MIN(dt_start),
    MAX(dt_end),
    amount
FROM
    (   SELECT
            dt_start,
            dt_end,
            MAX(marker) OVER(ORDER BY dt_start) marker,
            amount
        FROM
                Select
                    dt_start,
                    dt_end,
                    amount,
                    CASE
                        WHEN LAG(amount) OVER(ORDER BY dt_start) <> amount THEN
                            ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY dt_start)
                    END marker
                from t_dt
GROUP BY
     amount,
     marker
order by
     MIN(dt_start)
MIN(DT_START)        MAX(DT_END)              AMOUNT
01-JAN-2010 00:00:00 10-FEB-2010 00:00:00         12
11-FEB-2010 00:00:00 10-MAR-2010 00:00:00         10
11-MAR-2010 00:00:00 20-APR-2010 00:00:00          8
21-APR-2010 00:00:00 10-OCT-2010 00:00:00         10
11-OCT-2010 00:00:00 10-FEB-2011 00:00:00          8
11-FEB-2011 00:00:00 10-MAR-2011 00:00:00          7
11-MAR-2011 00:00:00 20-SEP-2011 00:00:00          6
21-SEP-2011 00:00:00 10-OCT-2011 00:00:00          4
11-OCT-2011 00:00:00 31-DEC-2011 00:00:00          8
9 rows selected.HTH
David
Edited by: Bravid on Feb 23, 2012 12:08 PM
Beaten to it by Frank! :-)

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Hi guys,
i encountered a strange problem trying to execute a statement
like this:
Insert Into Data Set Text = 'Exception-Type: {0} Message: {1}';
I'm using createStatement and executeUpdate.
But the message stored looks like:
Exception-Type: 0{} Message: 1{}
I'm using MySQL 3.23. if I use ODBC everthing is o.k.!?
Any suggestions
Thanks

I found a solution,
i've thought it through once again. the sql-parsing
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i guess the odbc mysql implementation does a sql-statement
conversion, so the string is stored correctly into the
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to masquerade some characters in mysql.
my application is database independent (or it should be)
so i wonder if this works with oracle , db2 etc.
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Order by AB.AgingBandID
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Sarah

Hi,
Thank you very much for your replys. I've tested if the dynamic value of the condition is integer, it's OK
But if the ClassID type is not integer, it's string, I write a SQL Statement like:
"Select DBADMIN.Class.ClassName from DBADMIN.Class where DBADMIN.Class.ClassID = '1' "
or with dynamic condition:
"Select DBADMIN.Class.ClassName from DBADMIN.Class where DBADMIN.Class.ClassID = '"&@ClassID&"'"
or I write the SQL Statement for insert/update/delete data,
I always have errors.
I've tested if the dynamic value of the condition is integer, it's OK
Do you know this problem ?
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Tweety

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String insert = "INSERT INTO users(firstName, lastName, emailAdd, password) VALUES("+ firstNameForm + "," + lastNameForm + "," + emailForm + "," + passwordForm + ")";
Statement stmt = conn.createStatement();
int ResultSet = stmt.executeUpdate(insert);
I have that sql insert statment in my servlet the servlet compiles fine but does not insert into the users table, i have been told that it is something to do with single quotes in sql statement, can anybody help me out?

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example:
you have a table test and got two fields,
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SQLStatement += " VALUES (?)";
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statement.close();
Conn.close();Note we dont provide the field for id on our sql statement since it is set as auto-increment ;-)
regards,
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jie2ee

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Hello Tuning experts,
Is it helpful to use "where 1=1" and then put all the joins and conditions in the "AND" statements of the SQL when writing SQL queries. I would like to know if it helps with query performance to write SQL queirs that way.
Thanks in advance.
Edited by: oracle_developer on Oct 8, 2012 10:41 AM

You can see here that "where 1 = 1" is gone from the predicate info in the explain plan.
The optimizer simply discarded it.
SQL> explain plan for
2 select *
3 from emp
4 where 1 = 1
5 and job = 'SALESMAN';
Explained.
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Plan hash value: 3956160932
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|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |      |     3 |   114 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
|* 1 | TABLE ACCESS FULL| EMP |     3 |   114 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
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