Explain the difference of the following methods of java

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junez wrote:
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junez wrote:
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Hope all is well.
I am working on the following problem because I am trying to improve my MS SQL skills. But I am stuck at the moment and I wonder if you could provide some assistance please. Here is the issue:
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divId
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PayDate
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Yield
symId
1
2013-02-19
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2011-02-15
2011-02-17
2011-03-10
0.16
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10
2010-11-16
2010-11-18
2010-12-09
0.16
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11
2010-08-17
2010-08-19
2010-09-09
0.13
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12
2010-05-18
2010-05-20
2010-06-10
0.13
0.00455
3930
13
2010-02-16
2010-02-18
2010-03-11
0.13
0.00459
3930
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symId
Symbol
Name
Sector
Industry
1
A
Agilent Technologies Inc.
Technology
Scientific & Technical Instruments
2
AA
Alcoa, Inc.
Basic Materials
Aluminum
3
AACC
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Credit Services
4
AADR
WCM/BNY Mellon Focused Growth ADR ETF
Financial
Exchange Traded Fund
5
AAIT
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Financial
Exchange Traded Fund
6
AAME
Atlantic American Corp.
Financial
Life Insurance
7
AAN
Aaron's, Inc.
Services
Rental & Leasing Services
8
AAON
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Industrial Goods
General Building Materials
9
AAP
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Auto Parts Stores
10
AAPL
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Personal Computers
11
AAT
American Assets Trust, Inc.
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REIT - Office
12
AAU
Almaden Minerals Ltd.
Basic Materials
Industrial Metals & Minerals
I am trying to check the last date (i.e. max date) and also check the penultimate date (i.e. the second to the last date). And then find the difference between the two (i.e. last date minus penultimate
date).
I would like to do that for each of the companies listed in Table 2: Tickers. I am able to do it for just one company (MSFT) using the queries below:
SELECT
[First] = MIN(ExDate),
[Last] = MAX(ExDate),
[Diff] = DATEDIFF(DAY, MIN(ExDate), MAX(ExDate))
FROM (
SELECT TOP 2 Dividends.ExDate
FROM Dividends, Tickers
WHERE Dividends.symId=Tickers.symId
AND Tickers.Symbol='MSFT'
ORDER BY ExDate DESC
) AS X
Outputs the following result:
First
Last
Diff
2012-11-13
2013-02-19
98
But what I would like instead is to be able to output something like this:
Symbol
First
Last
Diff
MSFT
2012-11-13
2013-02-19
98
AAN
2012-11-13
2012-12-14
1
X
2012-11-13
2012-12-14
1
Can anyone please let me know what do I need to add on my query in order to achieve the desired output?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Could you try this?
create table Ticker (SymbolId int identity primary key, Symbol varchar(4))
insert into Ticker (Symbol) values ('MSFT'), ('ORCL'), ('GOOG')
create table Dividend (DividendId int identity, SymbolId int constraint FK_Dividend foreign key references Ticker(SymbolId), ExDate datetime, Amount decimal(18,4))
insert into Dividend (SymbolId, ExDate, Amount) values
(1, '2012-10-1', 10),
(1, '2012-10-3', 1),
(1, '2012-10-7', 7),
(1, '2012-10-12', 2),
(1, '2012-10-23', 8),
(1, '2012-10-30', 5),
(2, '2012-10-1', 10),
(2, '2012-10-6', 1),
(2, '2012-10-29', 7),
(3, '2012-10-1', 22),
(3, '2012-10-3', 21),
(3, '2012-10-7', 3),
(3, '2012-10-12', 9)
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AS (SELECT t.Symbol,
d.ExDate,
d.Amount,
ROW_NUMBER()
OVER (
partition BY Symbol
ORDER BY ExDate DESC) AS rownum
FROM Ticker AS t
INNER JOIN Dividend AS d
ON t.SymbolId = d.SymbolId),
ctedate
AS (SELECT Symbol,
[1] AS maxdate,
[2] AS penultimatedate
FROM cte
PIVOT( MIN(ExDate)
FOR RowNum IN ([1],
[2]) ) AS pvtquery),
cteamount
AS (SELECT Symbol,
[1] AS maxdateamount,
[2] AS penultimatedateamount
FROM cte
PIVOT( MIN(Amount)
FOR RowNum IN ([1],
[2]) ) AS pvtquery)
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MIN(MaxDate) AS maxdate,
MIN(penultimatedate) AS penultimatedate,
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FROM ctedate AS d
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