Get Business days ONLY excluding Thanks giving / Christmas etc

I know how to exclude Saturday and Sunday to get weekdays only but how to get business days only excluding thanks giving/ Christmas/memorial day etc (based on the locale or some other setting) ?
(If it is country- INDIA - the list of official government holidays changes, so the query should work properly depending on the country or some other setting.)

Hello userPrasad.
Business or working days can not only be affected regionally but also by the nature of the industry that the system is used for; not to mention that change can occur. The few systems that I've worked with have typically provided a user-maintained listing of dates to be considered as business/working days. Obviously, this would contain more data than the system and your coding would actually require, but this is normally the most straightforward presentation to the business user.
Make it simple
Make it obvious
Make it usable
Make it flexible
Some food for thought,
Luke
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Is there a function to derive "business days" only

Is there either an Oracle SQL built-in function or user-defined function for calculating the difference
between two dates or between SYSDATE and a date in the database, which uses business days
only (at least excluding weekends)?
I'd appreciate any help on this!
Thanks!
Kathy Kuehnle
[ [email protected] ]

We solved this with the following package:
create or replace
package body zentr_date_functions as
function eastern (p_year in number) return date is
    -- Calculate easter sunday (valid from 1900 to 2099)
    -- based on a Gauss algorithm
    l_a pls_integer;
    l_b pls_integer;
    l_c pls_integer;
    l_d pls_integer;
    l_e pls_integer;
    l_p pls_integer;
    function make_date(p_d in pls_integer, p_m in pls_integer, p_y in pls_integer) return date is
    begin
      return to_date(to_char(p_d, '00')||to_char(p_m, '00')||to_char(p_y, '0000'), 'DDMMYYYY');
    end;
begin
    if p_year not between 1900 and 2099 then
      return null;
    end if;
    l_a := mod(p_year, 19);
    l_b := mod(p_year, 4);
    l_c := mod(p_year, 7);
    l_d := mod(19 * l_a + 24, 30);
    l_e := mod(2 * l_b + 4 * l_c + 6 * l_d + 5, 7);
    l_p := 22 + l_d + l_e;
    if l_p > 31 then
      if l_p = 56 and l_d = 28 and l_a > 10 then
        return make_date(18, 4, p_year);
      elsif l_p = 57 then
        return make_date(19, 4, p_year);
      else
        return make_date(l_p - 31, 4, p_year);
      end if;
    else
      return make_date(l_p, 3, p_year);
    end if;
end eastern;
function is_workday (p_date in date) return number as
    -- Is p_date a working day?
    l_eastern date;
begin
    if to_char(p_date, 'DY', 'NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE = AMERICAN') in ('SAT', 'SUN') then
      return 0;
    end if;
    if to_char(p_date, 'DDMM') in ('0101', '0105', '0310', '2412', '2512', '2612', '3112') then
      return 0; -- fixed bank holidays in lower saxony, Germany
    end if;
    if to_number(to_char(p_date, 'MM')) not between 3 and 6 then
      return 1;
    end if;
    if to_number(to_char(p_date, 'YYYY')) not between 1900 and 2099 then
      return null;
    end if;
    l_eastern := eastern (to_number(to_char(p_date, 'YYYY')));
    if trunc(p_date) in (l_eastern - 2, l_eastern + 1, l_eastern + 39, l_eastern + 50) then
      return 0; -- eastern depentent bank holidays in lower saxony, Germany
    end if;
    return 1;
end is_workday;
-- This is what you are looking for:
function workdays_between (p_date1 in date, p_date2 in date) return number as
    -- count number of workdays between p_date1 and p_date2 (both p_date1 and p_date2 included).
    l_count pls_integer := 0;
begin
    for i in 0 .. p_date2 - p_date1 loop
      l_count := l_count + is_workday(p_date1 + i);
    end loop;
    return l_count;
end workdays_between;
end;

Data between Date Range with Business Days only

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We have a requirement that we need to retrieve data between a data range, providing From date and To date as input.
We also have the option to Include Business Days Only through a check box which will be passed to CR 2008 through a report frame work.
Can some one help me how to display the report data within the Date Range entered and that includes only Business Days.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Regards,
Naresh.

try this formula. Lets if your date range parameter is {?date} then try this formula
@startdate:
if datepart('w',minimum({?date}))=7 then
minimum({?date})+2
else if datepart('w',minimum({?date}))=1 then
minimum({?date})+1
else
minimum({?date})
@enddate
if datepart('w',maximum({?date}))=7 then
maximum({?date})+2
else if datepart('w',maximum({?date}))=1 then
maximum({?date})+1
else
maximum({?date})
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Function to get business days

hi
version oracle 10g
Function should accept start date and business_days_to_add and it should return date.
to a given date i want to add business_days(business days are all days except SAT SUN)
lets say i want to add 4 business days to sysdate then function should return date as 09/16/2010thanks

One way of doing it:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION add_business_days(p_date IN DATE, p_bus_days IN NUMBER) RETURN DATE DETERMINISTIC IS
v_return DATE;
BEGIN
WITH t AS
   (SELECT rownum rn, trunc(p_date) + decode(sign(p_bus_days), 1, LEVEL - 1, -1, (LEVEL * -1) + 1, 0) theday
      FROM dual
     WHERE to_char(p_date + decode(sign(p_bus_days), 1, LEVEL - 1
                                                   ,-1, (LEVEL * -1) + 1
                                                   , 0), 'DY', 'NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE=ENGLISH') NOT IN ('SAT', 'SUN')
           OR ROWNUM = 1
    CONNECT BY rownum <= abs(p_bus_days) + 1)
SELECT theday
    INTO v_return
    FROM t
   WHERE rn = abs(p_bus_days) + 1;
RETURN v_return;
END;Sample execution:
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION add_business_days(p_date IN DATE, p_bus_days IN NUMBER) RETURN DATE DETERMINISTIC IS
2    v_return DATE;
3 BEGIN
4    WITH t AS
5     (SELECT rownum rn, trunc(p_date) + decode(sign(p_bus_days), 1, LEVEL - 1, -1, (LEVEL * -1) + 1, 0) theday
6        FROM dual
7       WHERE to_char(p_date + decode(sign(p_bus_days), 1, LEVEL - 1
8                                                     ,-1, (LEVEL * -1) + 1
9                                                     , 0), 'DY', 'NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE=ENGLISH') NOT IN ('SAT', 'SUN')
10             OR ROWNUM = 1
11      CONNECT BY rownum <= abs(p_bus_days) + 1)
12    SELECT theday
13      INTO v_return
14      FROM t
15     WHERE rn = abs(p_bus_days) + 1;
16    RETURN v_return;
17 END;
18 /
Function created
SQL> select add_business_days(sysdate, 5) from dual;
ADD_BUSINESS_DAYS(SYSDATE,5)
17/9/2010
SQL> select add_business_days(sysdate, -55) from dual;
ADD_BUSINESS_DAYS(SYSDATE,-55)
25/6/2010
SQL> select add_business_days(sysdate+1, 1) from dual;
ADD_BUSINESS_DAYS(SYSDATE+1,1)
13/9/2010
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ADD_BUSINESS_DAYS(SYSDATE+1,-1
10/9/2010
SQL> Edited by: fsitja on Sep 10, 2010 12:49 PM Fixed to take into account negative numbers.

Fucntion to Calculate business days (exclude weekends & holidays) between two days

Hello,
I need to be able to calculate business days between two dates excluding weekends and holidays. I do have a date dimension and also flags which denote weekday, holiday. Would really appreciate help in building a udf for the business days calculation.
Thanks,

Hi, Please take a look and tweak accordingly. Best of luck.
--Assuming data dimension table something like the following
--tblDateDim (DT date primary key,
flagHoliday bit,
flagWeekday bit
CREATE FUNCTION fnBusinessDays (
@StartDate DATE,
@EndDate DATE
RETURNS INT
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @Days INT ;
SELECT @Days = count(*)
FROM tblDateDim --// date dimension
WHERE
( DT BETWEEN @StartDate AND @EndDate) --// dt is date column in the table.
AND --// also flags which denote weekday, holiday
flagHoliday = 0 --// flagHoliday= 1--Holiday;= 0 --workingday/businessday
AND
flagWeekday = 1 --// FlagWeekday = 1--businessday ; =0 --weekend (Saturday and Sunday)
RETURN (@Days)
END
GO

Service Requests-Business days when year changes

Hi All,
I am trying to calculate for how long a SR has been open in business days only.
I have successfully used Mike Lairson's formula for the last 9 months but it seems it cannot cope with year changes. If the begin data is in 2009 and the end date in 2010, the results are not correct anymore.
E.G. For an SR that was opened on 12/30/2009 and closed on 01/05/2010 should return 5 business days but it is actually returning 110.
The syntax that I used so far is:
(CASE
/* Convert Sunday to the Business Day Of the Year */
WHEN DAYOFWEEK("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time") = 1
THEN (DAYOFYEAR("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time") - WEEK("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time")) -
(WEEK("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time") - 2)
/* Convert Saturday to the Business Day Of the Year */
WHEN DAYOFWEEK("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time") = 7
THEN (DAYOFYEAR("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time") - WEEK("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time")) -
(WEEK("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time") - 1)
/* Convert Mon-Fri to the Business Day Of the Year */
ELSE (DAYOFYEAR("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time") -
WEEK("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time")) +
(2 - WEEK("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time")) END)
(CASE
/* Convert Sunday to the Business Day Of the Year */
WHEN DAYOFWEEK("Service Request"."Opened Date") = 1
THEN (DAYOFYEAR("Service Request"."Opened Date") -
WEEK("Service Request"."Opened Date")) -
(WEEK("Service Request"."Opened Date") - 2)
/* Convert Saturday to the Business Day Of the Year */
WHEN DAYOFWEEK("Service Request"."Opened Date") = 7
THEN (DAYOFYEAR("Service Request"."Opened Date") -
WEEK("Service Request"."Opened Date")) -
(WEEK("Service Request"."Opened Date") - 1)
/* Convert Mon-Fri to the Business Day Of the Year */
ELSE (DAYOFYEAR("Service Request"."Opened Date") -
WEEK("Service Request"."Opened Date")) +
(2 - WEEK("Service Request"."Opened Date"))
END)
+
/* Adjust for Year Change */
(365 * (YEAR("Service Request"."Closed Date and Time") -
YEAR("Service Request"."Opened Date")))
Any ideea or hint would be highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Regards,
Dorin
Edited by: user805960 on 06.01.2010 07:07

Hi,
i used this formula to find out the days it calculates between 31/12/2009 and 01/01/2010, the result it gave was 106 days.
So i subtracted 106 from 365 days (365-106=259)in the formula, the formula is now giving the correct values.
I think we have to add the total working days and not the no.of days in a year.
Please can you all reconfirm the results.
Thanks
Neena
Edited by: NNK on Jan 11, 2010 3:16 PM

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Recursive CTE to get first business day excluding public holidays

I wanted to write a recursive CTE to calculate the first business day excluding the public holidays for a given year. I have a table with the public holiday for that same year

I like the functions I built to get this done:
create function NthDayOfMonth (@year int, @month smallint, @weekday varchar(15), @nth smallint)
returns datetime
as
begin
declare @the_date datetime, @c_date datetime, @cth smallint
set @cth = 0
set @c_date = convert(varchar,@year)+'-'+convert(varchar,@month)+'-01'
while month(@c_date) = @month
begin
if datename(weekday,@c_date) = @weekday set @cth = @cth + 1
if @cth = @nth and datename(weekday,@c_date) = @weekday set @the_date = @c_date
set @c_date = dateadd(day,1,@c_date)
end
return @the_date
end
GO
create function Holidays(@year int)
returns @table table
date date,
type varchar(10),
name varchar(25)
as
begin
insert into @table
select convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@year)+'-01-01') as date,'Holiday' as type ,'New Years Day' as name UNION ALL
select dbo.NthDayOfMonth(@year,2, 'Monday',3),'Holiday','Family Day' UNION ALL
select dateadd(d,0-case when datepart(weekday,convert(varchar,@year)+'-05-25') in (1,2) then 5+datepart(weekday,convert(varchar,@year)+'-05-25') else datepart(weekday,convert(varchar,@year)+'-05-25')-1 end, convert(varchar,@year)+'-05-25') ,'Holiday','Victoria Day' UNION ALL
select convert(varchar,@year)+'-07-01' ,'Holiday','Canada Day' UNION ALL
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select convert(varchar,@year)+'-11-11' ,'Holiday','Rememberance Day'UNION ALL
select convert(varchar,@year)+'-12-25' ,'Holiday','Christmas Day' UNION ALL
select convert(varchar,@year)+'-12-26' ,'Holiday','Boxing Day' UNION ALL
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SELECT DATEADD(DAY,1,CONVERT(DATE,CONVERT(VARCHAR,@year) + '-0'+CONVERT(VARCHAR, FLOOR((((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30) - (FLOOR((@year % 19.0 + (11 * ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30))) / 319)) + ((((2 * FLOOR((@year / 100.0)) % 4) + (2*((@year % 100) / 4))) - ((@year % 100) % 4) - ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30) + (FLOOR((@year % 19.0 + (11 * ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30))) / 319)) +32) % 7) + 90) / 25))+'-'+CONVERT(VARCHAR,CONVERT(INT,(((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30) - (FLOOR((@year % 19.0 + (11 * ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30))) / 319)) + ((((2 * FLOOR((@year / 100.0)) % 4) + (2*((@year % 100) / 4))) - ((@year % 100) % 4) - ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30) + (FLOOR((@year % 19.0 + (11 * ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30))) / 319)) +32) % 7) + (FLOOR((((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30) - (FLOOR((@year % 19.0 + (11 * ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30))) / 319)) + ((((2 * FLOOR((@year / 100.0)) % 4) + (2*((@year % 100) / 4))) - ((@year % 100) % 4) - ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30) + (FLOOR((@year % 19.0 + (11 * ((( (19 * (@year % 19.0)) + FLOOR(@year / 100.0)) - FLOOR((@year / 100.0) / 4) - FLOOR((8 * (@year / 100.0) + 13) / 25.0) + 15) % 30))) / 319)) +32) % 7) + 90) / 25)) + 19) % 32,0)))),'Holiday','Easter Monday'
update @table
set date =
case when MONTH(date) = 12 AND name != 'Boxing Day' and datepart(weekday,date) = 7 then dateadd(day,2,date)
when MONTH(date) = 12 AND name != 'Boxing Day' and datepart(weekday,date) = 1 then dateadd(day,1,date)
when MONTH(date) = 12 AND name = 'Boxing Day' and datepart(weekday,date) = 7 then dateadd(day,2,date)
when MONTH(date) = 12 AND name = 'Boxing Day' and datepart(weekday,date) = 1 then dateadd(day,2,date)
when MONTH(date) = 12 AND name = 'Boxing Day' and datepart(weekday,date) = 2 then dateadd(day,1,date)
else date
end
return
end
GO
create function Dates(@date datetime)
returns @table table
now datetime,
today datetime,
Month_start datetime,
Month_end datetime,
Prev_Month_Start datetime,
Prev_Month_End datetime,
Week_Start datetime,
Week_End datetime,
Prev_Week_Start datetime,
Prev_Week_End datetime,
Quarter_Start datetime,
Quarter_End datetime,
Prev_Quarter_Start datetime,
Prev_Quarter_End datetime,
Year_Start datetime,
Year_End datetime,
Prev_Year_Start datetime,
Prev_Year_End datetime,
Month_End_TS datetime,
Prev_Month_End_TS datetime,
Week_End_TS datetime,
Prev_Week_End_TS datetime,
Quarter_End_TS datetime,
Prev_Quarter_End_TS datetime,
Year_End_TS datetime,
Prev_Year_End_TS datetime,
Year smallint,
Month smallint,
Day smallint,
Month_Name varchar(15),
Day_Name varchar(15),
WD SMALLINT,
Week INT,
isHoliday bit
as
begin
if @date IS NULL set @date = getdate()
insert into @table
select
@date as now,
convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101)) as today,
dateadd(day,0-day(@date)+1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101))) as Month_Start,
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dateadd(month,-1,dateadd(day,0-day(@date)+1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101)))) as Prev_Month_start,
dateadd(day,-1-day(@date)+1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101))) as Prev_Month_End,
dateadd(day,1-datepart(dw,@date),convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101))) as Week_Start,
dateadd(day,7-datepart(dw,@date),convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101))) as Week_End,
dateadd(day,-6-datepart(dw,@date),convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101))) as Prev_Week_Start,
dateadd(day,0-datepart(dw,@date),convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101))) as Prev_Week_End,
convert(datetime,convert(varchar,year(@date)) +'-'+ right('0'+convert(varchar,((datepart(QUARTER,@date)-1)*3)+1),2)+'-01') as quarter_start,
dateadd(day,-1,dateadd(quarter,1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,year(@date)) +'-'+ right('0'+convert(varchar,((datepart(QUARTER,@date)-1)*3)+1),2)+'-01'))) as quarter_end,
convert(datetime,convert(varchar,year(dateadd(quarter,-1,@date))) +'-'+ right('0'+convert(varchar,((datepart(QUARTER,dateadd(quarter,-1,@date))-1)*3)+1),2)+'-01') as prev_quarter_start,
dateadd(day,-1,dateadd(quarter,1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,year(dateadd(quarter,-1,@date))) +'-'+ right('0'+convert(varchar,((datepart(QUARTER,dateadd(quarter,-1,@date))-1)*3)+1),2)+'-01'))) as prev_quarter_end,
dateadd(day,1-day(@date),dateadd(month,1-month(@date),convert(varchar,@date,101))) as Year_Start,
dateadd(year,1,dateadd(day,0-day(@date),dateadd(month,1-month(@date),convert(varchar,@date,101)))) as Year_End,
dateadd(year,-1,dateadd(day,1-day(@date),dateadd(month,1-month(@date),convert(varchar,@date,101)))) as Prev_Year_Start,
dateadd(year,-1,dateadd(year,1,dateadd(day,0-day(@date),dateadd(month,1-month(@date),convert(varchar,@date,101))))) as Prev_Year_End,
dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(day,0,dateadd(month,1,dateadd(day,0-day(@date)+1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101)))))) as Month_End_Ts,
dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(day,-1-day(@date)+2,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101)))) as Prev_Month_End_TS,
dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(day,8-datepart(dw,@date),convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101)))) as Week_End_TS,
dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(day,1-datepart(dw,@date),convert(datetime,convert(varchar,@date,101)))) as Prev_Week_End_TS,
dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(day,0,dateadd(quarter,1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,year(@date)) +'-'+ right('0'+convert(varchar,((datepart(QUARTER,@date)-1)*3)+1),2)+'-01')))) as quarter_end_TS,
dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(day,0,dateadd(quarter,1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar,year(dateadd(quarter,-1,@date))) +'-'+ right('0'+convert(varchar,((datepart(QUARTER,dateadd(quarter,-1,@date))-1)*3)+1),2)+'-01')))) as prev_quarter_end_TS,
dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(year,1,dateadd(day,1-day(@date),dateadd(month,1-month(@date),convert(varchar,@date,101))))) as Year_End_TS,
dateadd(ms,-3,dateadd(day,1-day(@date),dateadd(month,1-month(@date),convert(varchar,@date,101)))) as Prev_Year_End_TS,
Year(@date) as Year,
Month(@date) as Month,
Day(@Date) as Day,
datename(month,@Date) as Month_Name,
datename(WEEKDAY,@date) as Day_Name,
datepart(weekday,@date) as WD,
DATEPART(WEEK,@date) AS Week,
COALESCE((SELECT 1
FROM dbo.Holidays(YEAR(@date)) h
WHERE h.date = @date),0) AS isHoliday
return
end
go
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