Calculation between two date time

hi,
This is my table structure :
In_time Date;
Out_time Date;
Duration Number;
user enter the In_time and Out time data is 12:30 like this ( HH24:mi format).
for Example
In_time Out_time duration
12.30 2.00 1:30
I want to store the difference b/w In_time and Out_time to be insert in the duration column;

:out_time - :in_time is duration in days, if both items are of type date or datetime.
but why are you storing redundant data?
in_time and duration OR in_time and out_time is enough ...

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Calculate difference between two dates/times

Hi all,
Is there any function module to calculate difference between two dates/times which are in TIMESTAMPL format.
I need to know how many millisconde(second,minutes, hours... )there is between these two times.
Please, It is urgent
Thank you all.
Karim

hi,
try the following function
CALL FUNCTION 'CCU_TIMESTAMP_DIFFERENCE'
      EXPORTING
           timestamp1 = timestamp1
           timestamp2 = timestamp2
      IMPORTING
           difference = diff
      EXCEPTIONS
           OTHERS     = 1.
the above function gives the difference in seconds...
try the following code to set the resolution to milliseconds..
SET RUN TIME CLOCK RESOLUTION LOW
check the thread for details:
SET RUN TIME CLOCK RESOLUTION?
all the best!!!
Regards,
Aparna

Calculate the difference between two dates times in infopath form 2013

Hi,
I have an infopath 2013 form that contains three fields:
2 date time and the 3rd contains the difference between the two in hours
how I can make the difference between the two so that the display will be like this:
Date Time1 08/21/2014 22:00
Date Time2 08/22/2014 1:00
Diff Field 3:00

Hi,
Please refer to the following article which matches your requirement exactly.
Calculate the difference between two date picker controls in InfoPath using rules and formulas - no code!
Please mark it answered, if your problem resolved.

[Urgent] Need help calculating difference between two dates

I'm trying to write a code to display the current day and time, then accept two dates from the user and display the difference between the two dates. To display the current date and time, I've used the SimpleDateFormatter library but I'm having difficulty calculating the difference between two dates. Could someone please help me with this?
Below is my code so far
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
public class DateFormatter {
     public void displayNow()
          Date todaysDate = new Date();
          SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MMM-dd HH:mm:ss");
          String formattedDate = formatter.format(todaysDate);
          System.out.println("Today's date and time is: "+formattedDate);
     public void calculateDifference(Date startDate, Date endDate)
          /* This is whre i need help! */
     public static void main(String[] args)
          DateFormatter df = new DateFormatter();
          Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
          df.displayNow();
          System.out.println("Please enter a date: ");
          String date1 = sc.next();
          System.out.println("Please enter another date: ");
          String date2 = sc.next();
}The methods displayNow() and calculateDifference(Date startDate, Date endDate) are essential and cannot be skipped out.

tarahmarie101 wrote:
Dude. I've tried doing assignments under pressure, and it doesn't work. Here's a piece of free advice. Start earlier next time, don't put "urgent" in the title of your post b/c it just pisses people off around here--and is a sure sign of an overdue homework assignment which no one around here likes helping with, and try to ask intelligent questions--don't just say "Help me!"
Of course, it takes some time to learn what the intelligent questions are. You have my sympathy. Try asking questions about how to do a particular task, instead of asking people to tell you what to do. It starts to get easier after a while.
actually dude i started on this on monday.. but there were so many other stuff to do along with this.. and i did try referring up the Calendar utility but it was a bit confusing actually.. it was only after that did i come to this forum.. nor am i very good at Java.. anyhoo thanks for your sympathies :P

Difference between two date ,according to office time.

hi,
How can I get diffrence between two date.
If I select from-date 20-03-2012 09:30AM and to-date 20-03-2012 06:30PM then output should be 1 day(as it is office time from 09:30 AM TO 06:30 PM).
ACCORDINGLY If I select from-date 20-03-2012 09:30AM and to-date 21-03-2012 02:00PM then output should be 1.5 day
select 24*(to_date(:P2_TO_DATE,'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') - to_date(:P2_FROM_DATE,'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM'))"date" from dual;

Hello Shirish,
WITH dates AS(
    SELECT TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 09:30AM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS start_date
           ,TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 06:30PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS end_date
    FROM    dual
    UNION ALL
    SELECT TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 09:30AM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS start_date
           ,TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 04:15PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS end_date
    FROM    dual
    UNION ALL
    SELECT TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 09:30AM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS start_date
           ,TO_DATE ('21-03-2012 02:00PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS end_date
    FROM    dual
    UNION ALL
    SELECT TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 09:30AM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS start_date
           ,TO_DATE ('21-03-2012 12:00PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS end_date
    FROM    dual
    UNION ALL
    SELECT TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 04:30PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS start_date
           ,TO_DATE ('21-03-2012 02:00PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS end_date
    FROM    dual
    UNION ALL
    SELECT TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 04:30PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS start_date
           ,TO_DATE ('22-03-2012 02:00PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS end_date
    FROM    dual
    UNION ALL
    SELECT TO_DATE ('20-03-2012 04:30PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS start_date
           ,TO_DATE ('22-03-2012 10:00AM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS end_date
    FROM    dual
,times as(
SELECT start_date
       ,end_date
       ,TRUNC (end_date - start_date) days
       ,MOD (end_date - start_date,1) hours
       ,(start_date - 9.5/24 - TRUNC (start_date))*24 offset_start
       ,(end_date - 9.5/24 - TRUNC (end_date))*24 offset_end
       ,(end_date - 9.5/24 - TRUNC (end_date))*24
        - (start_date - 9.5/24 - TRUNC (start_date))*24 offset_diff
FROM    dates
SELECT TO_CHAR(start_date, 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS start_date
       ,TO_CHAR(end_date, 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM') AS end_date
       ,days
       ,ROUND(offset_start,2) offset_start
       ,ROUND(offset_end,2) offset_end
       ,ROUND(offset_diff,2) offset_diff
       ,CASE WHEN offset_diff > 4 THEN
            days + 1
        WHEN offset_diff > 0 THEN
            days + 0.5
        WHEN offset_diff = 0 THEN
            days
        WHEN offset_diff + 9 > 4 THEN
            days + 1
        ELSE
            days + 0.5
        END computed_days
FROM timesThe first step (subquery times) computes the full days and the difference between start_date and end_date, compared to the beginning of the office ours (9.5 /24)
The second step takes the days and according to the possible values of the difference adds a half or a full day.
Regards
Marcus
Edited by: Marwim on 19.03.2012 11:23
CASE offset_diff = 0

Calculation of MONTHS , YEARS , & DAYS between two dates

Hi Experts,
Currently i am using this functional Module. which calculates the number of months between two dates.
   CALL FUNCTION 'FIMA_DAYS_AND_MONTHS_AND_YEARS'
         EXPORTING
              I_DATE_FROM = ITAB_PER-BEGDA
              I_DATE_TO   = ITAB_PER-ENDDA
         IMPORTING
              E_MONTHS    = CMONTHS.
BUT this functional module Rounding off the Month...Say ..if the total numbr of days between from & to date is 105 it is showing as 4 months ...
<b>Is there any other Functional Module</b> ????which Calculates the EXACT MONTH between two dates...(in the above case the month is expected to be 3 only since it is 105 days only)..
Kindly help me regarding this....

lakshimiraja,
You can use this function module.
report zrich_0003
       no standard page heading.
data: duration_in_months type i.
parameters: s_date type sy-datum,
            e_date type sy-datum.
call function 'DURATION_DETERMINE'
exporting
   unit                             = 'MON'
   factory_calendar                 = 'P6'    " Your factory calendar
importing
   duration                         = duration_in_months
changing
   start_date                       = s_date
   end_date                         = e_date
exceptions
   factory_calendar_not_found       = 1
   date_out_of_calendar_range       = 2
   date_not_valid                   = 3
   unit_conversion_error            = 4
   si_unit_missing                  = 5
   parameters_not_valid             = 6
   others                           = 7.
   write:/ duration_in_months.
Don't forget to reward if useful...

Difference between two dates: a complete solution

There have been many posts asking how to get the number of days between two dates. There is no method in java like the VB method dateDiff(), and there is only the method date.getTime() which gives you the number of milliseconds since Jan 1 1970, the Epoch. I have not seen a solution that makes use of the fact that there are 86400000 milliseconds per day, only when trying to get the number of days , i.e. multiples of 24 hours between two millisecond points in time.
So what if date1 was Oct 26th 11.30pm and date2 was Oct 27th 12.30am? If you get the millisecond difference, and divide by 86400000, you do not notice that these two times are on separate days, but only one hour apart.
My solution takes account of the modulo (%) function. If you use the date.getTime() method, and use % 86400000 on this number of milliseconds, it will tell you how far (milliseconds) this date is into this day, after 12am. If you subtract this amount from the total number of milliseconds, then divide by 86400000, this will give you the number of days after the Epoch, so you are able to know which day the millisecond time is in. If you want to know the days between two millisecond times, this will tell you, whereas just dividing by 86400000, will not, and may be misleading.
I think this could be incorporated into the Date class easily. There are some problems though, as not every day has 86400000 milliseconds, if you are talking about days when Daylight Saying Time begins or ends. Doing calculations like that will create errors, unless you know whether each date is in Daylight Saving Time or not. Leap years are OK, unless want to work out the number of years from the number of days by dividing by 365, as calculating numbers of days is only done by looking at a 24 hour time period. However where 'leap seconds' have been added, like once every ten years, there may be small errors. This was not included in anyone elses calculations.
So the calculation would go like this:
public class BetterDate extends Date
public int dayDifference(Date d)
long time = this.getTime() ; // gets milliseconds
long timed = d.getTime() ; // gets milliseconds of other date
int days = (time - (time % 86400000))/86400000 ; // number of days
int daysd = (timed - (timed % 86400000))/86400000 ; // number of days of other date
int difference = daysd - days ; // difference in days between two dates
return difference ;
If you want you can use the value (time % 86400000), and modulo this amount with the number of milliseconds in one hour, then subtract the result from the (time % 86400000) and divide by the millliseconds in one hour to give you the number of hours, but there are JDK functions that you can use to get the hour if needed.
This method is not perfect, but for most cases will get you the difference in days between two dates.
James

Hi James,
I tried out your solution, but it seems to fail on dates without times. I tries the difference between 31/03/2002 and 01/04/2002 and the result is 0. I guess it is because the times are assumed to be 00:00 as no times are mentioned and 31st March I believe is the date when DST change will take place this year. If I set the two times as well to a time much later than midnight for example 0600 then I seem to get the right answer.
Joag
There have been many posts asking how to get the
number of days between two dates. There is no method
in java like the VB method dateDiff(), and there is
only the method date.getTime() which gives you the
number of milliseconds since Jan 1 1970, the Epoch. I
have not seen a solution that makes use of the fact
that there are 86400000 milliseconds per day, only
when trying to get the number of days , i.e. multiples
of 24 hours between two millisecond points in time.
So what if date1 was Oct 26th 11.30pm and date2 was
Oct 27th 12.30am? If you get the millisecond
difference, and divide by 86400000, you do not notice
that these two times are on separate days, but only
one hour apart.
My solution takes account of the modulo (%) function.
If you use the date.getTime() method, and use %
86400000 on this number of milliseconds, it will tell
you how far (milliseconds) this date is into this day,
after 12am. If you subtract this amount from the total
number of milliseconds, then divide by 86400000, this
will give you the number of days after the Epoch, so
you are able to know which day the millisecond time is
in. If you want to know the days between two
millisecond times, this will tell you, whereas just
dividing by 86400000, will not, and may be
misleading.
I think this could be incorporated into the Date class
easily. There are some problems though, as not every
day has 86400000 milliseconds, if you are talking
about days when Daylight Saying Time begins or ends.
Doing calculations like that will create errors,
unless you know whether each date is in Daylight
Saving Time or not. Leap years are OK, unless want to
work out the number of years from the number of days
by dividing by 365, as calculating numbers of days is
only done by looking at a 24 hour time period. However
where 'leap seconds' have been added, like once every
ten years, there may be small errors. This was not
included in anyone elses calculations.
So the calculation would go like this:
public class BetterDate extends Date
public int dayDifference(Date d)
long time = this.getTime() ; // gets milliseconds
long timed = d.getTime() ; // gets milliseconds of
other date
int days = (time - (time % 86400000))/86400000 ; //
number of days
int daysd = (timed - (timed % 86400000))/86400000 ; //
number of days of other date
int difference = daysd - days ; // difference in days
between two dates
return difference ;
If you want you can use the value (time % 86400000),
and modulo this amount with the number of milliseconds
in one hour, then subtract the result from the (time %
86400000) and divide by the millliseconds in one hour
to give you the number of hours, but there are JDK
functions that you can use to get the hour if needed.
This method is not perfect, but for most cases will
get you the difference in days between two dates.
James

Number of occurences between two dates based on a starting date + frequence

I have a starting date in cell A1 and a frequency (in days) in cell B1. In cell C1 I have a date (begin) and in cell C4 I have a later date (end). I need to know how often the event occurs during the time between begin and end dates (inclusive).
For instance, the starting date is january 25th, the frequency is 5. The first date is januari 25th, the second date is februari 12th. The result should be 2 (because given the starting date and frequency of the event, it will occur in februari on day 4 and 9).
I have been looking at some of the statistical functions, but I don't think there is a function for this. Right now I have about 5 formulas to calculate intermediate results, but I'm stuck trying to combine them.
I would be happy with just a pointer in the right direction. For instance, is there a specific name for this kind of calculation?

michielvoo wrote:
I have a starting date in cell A1 and a frequency (in days) in cell B1. In cell C1 I have a date (begin) and in cell C4 I have a later date (end). I need to know how often the event occurs during the time between begin and end dates (inclusive).
For instance, the starting date is january 25th, the frequency is 5. The first date is januari 25th, the second date is februari 12th. The result should be 2 (because given the starting date and frequency of the event, it will occur in februari on day 4 and 9).
If the event occurs every five days, the second date will be January 30, and the event will occur four times " during the time between begin and end dates (inclusive)"
I have been looking at some of the statistical functions, but I don't think there is a function for this. Right now I have about 5 formulas to calculate intermediate results, but I'm stuck trying to combine them.
It's not really a statistical calculation, but a simple division to find "How many whole sets of five (days) are there in the days between two dates."
I would be happy with just a pointer in the right direction. For instance, is there a specific name for this kind of calculation?
Two functions and one operation are needed:
DATEDIF() to calculate the number of days between the start and end dates.
Division to determine how many sets of five days there are in that period.
INT() to discard the fractional part of the result.
With the values located as described, this formula (placed in a cell on the same table) will return the number of occurrences not including the first one.
=INT(DATEDIF(C1,C4,"D")/B1)
To include the Start date as one of the occurrences, make this modification:
=INT(DATEDIF(C1,C4,"D")/B1)+1
Regards,
Barry

Java code to get the difference between two dates in days

Hi ppl,
I need to write a user defined function to get the difference between two date nodes, in days.Please help me out
regards,
Prashanth

Hi,
have a look at those two:
(How do I calculate the difference between two dates?)
http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/faq.html
Calculating the Difference Between Two Datetime Stamps
http://www.xmission.com/~goodhill/dates/deltaDates.html
Get difference in days
http://javaalmanac.com/egs/java.util/CompDates.html
Regards,
michal

How to substract two date&time values

Well,i just need to substract last visited date&time value from systemdate. The last visited date&time(from the filed named SONBULUNMAZAMANI, ) is selected from table (IHALE_KATILIMCILAR ) in the format DD-MM-RRRR HH24:MI and systemdate is in the same format. And i need to get value in minutes. Then i need to check if the value is greater then 20 minutes, finally i will update database and set IHALE_KATILIMCILAR.AKTIF=0. Here is the code i used;
DECLARE
MinDiff number;
DateTime1 ihale_katilimcilar.sonbulunmazamani%TYPE;
BEGIN
select t.sonbulunmazamani into DateTime1 from ihale_katilimcilar t where t.ihlkodu=141 and t.ihlaltktgkodu=132 and t.id_iliski=193;
MinDiff := ABS( TO_DATE( TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'DD-MM-RRRR') || TO_CHAR(SYSDATE , 'HH24:MI'), 'DD-MM-RRRR HH24:MI' ) - TO_DATE( TO_CHAR(DateTime1, 'DD-MM-RRRR') || TO_CHAR(DateTime1, 'HH24:MI'), 'DD-MM-RRRR HH24:MI' ) );
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Difference is ' || MinDiff);
END;
However the result i get is always pointed values such as ,1895833333333333333333333333333333333333. How can i handle this?
And here is the scripts of table:
create table IHALE_KATILIMCILAR
KULADI VARCHAR2(20),
SONUC NUMBER(1),
AKTIF NUMBER(1) default 1,
SRKTKODU VARCHAR2(10) not null,
SONBULUNMAZAMANI DATE default sysdate,
SIRA NUMBER(1) default 0,
MESAJ VARCHAR2(200),
ID NUMBER(6) not null,
IHLKODU NUMBER not null,
IHLALTKTGKODU VARCHAR2(10) not null,
ID_ILISKI NUMBER,
IHLSIRA NUMBER(1) default 0,
CEVAP VARCHAR2(200)
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('asd', null, 1, '4444', to_date('19-02-2008 10:29:44', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, 'süre talep 2', 76, 145,
'135', 345, 0, 'al sna süre 77');
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('asd', null, 1, '4444', to_date('20-02-2008 14:49:52', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 77, 145, '135',
345, 0, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('asd', null, 1, '4444', to_date('19-02-2008 10:29:44', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 78, 145, '135',
345, 0, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('asd', null, 1, '4444', to_date('19-02-2008 10:29:44', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 79, 145, '135',
345, 0, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KEMMM', null, 0, '42', to_date('17-03-2008 09:29:20', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 63, 141, '134',
191, 0, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('MLK', null, 1, '46', to_date('07-03-2008 09:52:20', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 64, 141, '134', 192,
0, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KEM.ESM', null, 1, '44', to_date('06-03-2008 13:28:50', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 61, 145, '135',
189, 0, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KE.ES', null, 1, '45', to_date('07-03-2008 11:16:41', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 69, 141, '133',
197, 0, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KEMMM', null, 0, '42', to_date('17-03-2008 09:29:20', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 65, 141, '132',
193, 1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KE.ES', null, 1, '45', to_date('07-03-2008 11:16:41', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 2, null, 66, 141, '132',
194, 1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('MLK', null, 1, '46', to_date('07-03-2008 09:52:20', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 67, 141, '132', 195,
1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KEMMM', null, 0, '42', to_date('17-03-2008 09:29:20', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 68, 141, '133',
196, 0, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KEM.ESM', null, 1, '44', to_date('12-03-2008 15:00:58', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 70, 142, '252',
198, 1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KE.ES', null, 1, '45', to_date('10-03-2008 10:08:17', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 71, 142, '252',
199, 1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KEM.ESM', null, 1, '44', to_date('10-03-2008 10:08:56', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 72, 143, '253',
200, 1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('MLK', null, 1, '46', to_date('12-02-2008 13:34:40', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 73, 143, '253', 201,
1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KE.ES', null, 1, '45', to_date('06-03-2008 14:09:40', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 60, 145, '136',
188, 1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KEM.ESM', null, 1, '44', to_date('06-03-2008 13:28:50', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 74, 145, '136',
202, 1, null);
insert into IHALE_KATILIMCILAR (KULADI, SONUC, AKTIF, SRKTKODU, SONBULUNMAZAMANI, SIRA, MESAJ, ID, IHLKODU,
IHLALTKTGKODU, ID_ILISKI, IHLSIRA, CEVAP)
values ('KE.ES', null, 1, '45', to_date('06-03-2008 14:09:40', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), 0, null, 75, 145, '135',
203, 0, null);
Thanks...

What version of SQLServer do you have? Datediff is not an Oracle built-in function.
OP:
THe difference between two dates in Oracle is in days. The decimal portion refers to partial days, so you need to convert that to the required precision. Also, both sysdate and your column are date type, and contain a time portion, so you do not need all the to_date/to_char stuff. Something like:
SQL> SELECT end_dt, start_dt, (end_dt - start_dt) * 24*60 diff
2 FROM (SELECT sysdate end_dt, TRUNC(sysdate) start_dt
3        FROM dual);
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Hi,
You can still use the same code to copy it and customize as per your need. All you need to do is to subract the dates using the class: CL_ABAP_TSTMP after converting to timestamp and resulting seconds you convert back to days....Please get help from the developers to do this...
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By using this function with select I needs to display the dates when there is a change in status.
I am expecting data in following manner from above logic(this is example):
07/01/2008 --- 07/01/2009 ---'P'
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07/26/2009 -- 01/01/2010 ---'P'
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Certainly not the best way to code the requirement, but it does achieve the result you are looking for in a fairly quick time
create or replace
function test_ret_paid_unpaid (p_date in date)
return varchar2
is
v_ret     varchar2(1);
begin
if ( (p_date between to_date('07/02/2009', 'MM/DD/YYYY') and to_date('07/25/2009', 'MM/DD/YYYY') ) or
       (p_date between to_date('01/02/2010', 'MM/DD/YYYY') and to_date('01/13/2010', 'MM/DD/YYYY') ) or
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else
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end;
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 with get_paid_unpaid as
2 (
3    select dt_from start_date, dt_to end_date, dt_from + level - 1 curr_date, test_ret_paid_unpaid(dt_from + level - 1) paid_unpaid,
4           row_number() over (order by dt_from + level - 1) rn_start,
5           row_number() over (order by dt_from + level - 1 desc) rn_end
6      from test_emp
7    connect by level <= dt_to - dt_from + 1
8 ),
9 get_stop_date as
10 (
11 select start_date init_date, end_date, curr_date, paid_unpaid,
12         case when paid_unpaid != lag(paid_unpaid) over (order by curr_date) or rn_start = 1 or rn_end = 1
13          then curr_date
14          else null
15         end start_date,
16         case when paid_unpaid != lead(paid_unpaid) over (order by curr_date) or rn_start = 1 or rn_end = 1
17          then curr_date
18          else null
19         end stop_date
20    from get_paid_unpaid
21 )
22 select period, paid_unpaid
23    from (
24 select init_date, curr_date, start_date, end_date, stop_date,
25         case when paid_unpaid = lead(paid_unpaid) over (order by curr_date)
26                then nvl(start_date, init_date) || ' - ' || lead(stop_date, 1, end_date) over (order by curr_date)
27              else null
28         end period,
29         paid_unpaid
30    from get_stop_date
31   where stop_date is not null or start_date is not null
32         )
33* where period is not null
12:06:10 SQL> /
PERIOD                                             PAID_UNPAID
01-JUL-08 - 01-JUL-09                              Y
02-JUL-09 - 25-JUL-09                              N
26-JUL-09 - 01-JAN-10                              Y
02-JAN-10 - 13-JAN-10                              N
14-JAN-10 - 18-JAN-10                              Y
19-JAN-10 - 30-APR-10                              N
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Hello all,
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For example, if these posting were made to an asset between start & end date, the total I would want would be $300.
Post $200
post $100
post $200
reserse the 2nd $200.
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I have two date fields in the ODS..Both are characterists
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2. Actual shipment end date.
I would like to create a calculated KF field for the difference between two dates in a query.
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refer this How to...for the same
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I'm trying to figure out how to calculate the difference in days between two dates using JavaScript in LiveCycle. (JavaScript knowledge = minimal)
Where "Start_Date" and "Current_Date" are the names of the two dates in the Hierarchy palette. (both Date/Time Field)
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I need a Text or Numeric field displaying the difference in days. (Difference_in_Days)
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var
Current_Date = new Date(Current_Date);
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