Count the record satisfied daily, weekly conditions

Hi,
I have a table which with the data being populated hourly (as below - with Date, Name, Value1, Value2 fields).
I would need to query to get:
1. Daily: Count the number of record which have Value1 <10 or Value2 >4 and occurs at least 3 times per day.
2. Weekly: Count the number of record which satisfied the condition in "Daily" and happens 7 days consecutively for the past week.
Thank you very much.
Alex
Table ABC
Date Name Value1 Value2
12/04/2010:01:00 TEST1 10 5
12/04/2010:02:00 TEST1 10 4
12/04/2010:03:00 TEST1 9 4
12/04/2010:04:00 TEST1 9 4
12/04/2010:05:00 TEST1 10 4
18/04/2010:01:00 TEST1 10 4
18/04/2010:02:00 TEST1 9 4
18/04/2010:03:00 TEST1 9 3
18/04/2010:04:00 TEST1 9 3
Edited by: user8606416 on 16-Apr-2010 02:39

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The first thing you can do is read the FAQ and learn how to format listings with tags so we can read them.
The second is that they try not just ask for a solution far more sophisticated than they could write themselves. I don't see evidence that you have tried to solve this yourself.
BTW: DATE and NAME are reserved words in Oracle and should never be used to name anything.

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