Calculating if overdue

Hello,
I have a scenario that I need to pull from one table information pertaining to a proficiency test by the date it was last preformed and if it is over due -only print out if over due and those due within 3 months. Resulting in name, date of last test and when new date to be completed. I have the following:
SELECT emp_fname||''||emp_initial||'. '|| (emp_lname) "PILOT" ,
PIL_PT135_DATE "LAST PT TEST DATE",
ADD_MONTHS(PIL_PT135_DATE,3) +90 "NEW DUE DATE",
ADD_MONTHS(PIL_PT135_DATE,3) "DUE WITHIN 3 MONTHS"
FROM hartmar.employee
JOIN hartmar.pilot ON
employee.emp_num = pilot.emp_num
I know aI need an if statement in there to indicate that if the pil_pt135_date is > sysndate for it not to print. But if the pil_pt135_date is <= sysndate to print and to calculate to date it is to be completed by. As well as print out those that are due within 3 months of the sysndate.
I can spell it out what Iwant to do ubut cannot seem to get it in sql language or formatt.
Please help..
Thanks

I think you are mixing SQL implementations, in that I have not seen this style of JOIN in Oracle. Try the following:
 
SELECT emp_fname||''||emp_initial||'. '|| (emp_lname) "PILOT" ,
 PIL_PT135_DATE "LAST PT TEST DATE",
 ADD_MONTHS(PIL_PT135_DATE,3) +90 "NEW DUE DATE",
 ADD_MONTHS(PIL_PT135_DATE,3) "DUE WITHIN 3 MONTHS"
 FROM hartmar.employee, hartmar.pilot
 WHERE employee.emp_num = pilot.emp_num
 AND pil_pt135_date is <= ADD_MONTHS(PIL_PT135_DATE,3)
 
This should at least get you an executable Equi-Join statement.
 
Hope this helps. 
Craig...

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