Hours in a month

SDN,
How to calculate number of hours in a month in a query.
Thanks

Hi,
you can calculate date and time .go through the below link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/fc/eb334a358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm
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Marasa.

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001     vacation     04             56                           14                                                           14
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002     sick             06             24                             8                                                             8
002     vacation     04             10                                                                                      10
002     vacation     05             20                           10                                                           10
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                                ,           plan
                                ORDER BY          month
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Edited by: user12942939 on Apr 5, 2010 12:04 PM

Hi,
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WITH     got_parameters AS
     SELECT     TO_DATE ('01-mar-2010 00:00', 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi')     AS start_date
     ,     TO_DATE ('31-mar-2010 23:00', 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi')     AS end_date
     FROM     dual
,     all_hrs          AS
     SELECT     start_date + ( (LEVEL - 1)
                    / 24
                    )     AS hr
     FROM    got_parameters
     CONNECT BY     LEVEL <= 1 + ( 24
                               * (end_date - start_date)
SELECT       TO_CHAR (hr, 'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI')     AS h
FROM       all_hrs
ORDER BY hr
;Output:
H
01-Mar-2010 00:00
01-Mar-2010 01:00
01-Mar-2010 02:00
01-Mar-2010 03:00
31-Mar-2010 22:00
31-Mar-2010 23:00Notice that start_date and end_date don't have to span then entire month; they don't even have to be in the same month.
If you'd rather specify just one parameter (such as a single string containing the month and year):
WITH     got_parameters AS
     SELECT     TRUNC ( TO_DATE (:p_month, 'mon-yyyy')
                , 'MONTH'
                )          AS start_date
     ,     TRUNC ( ADD_MONTHS ( TO_DATE (:p_month, 'mon-yyyy')
                             , 1
                , 'MONTH'
                )          AS end_date
     FROM     dual
,     all_hrs          AS
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                    / 24
                    )     AS hr
     FROM    got_parameters
     CONNECT BY     LEVEL <= ( 24          -- NOTE: Not adding 1 here
                           * (end_date - start_date)
SELECT       TO_CHAR (hr, 'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI')     AS h
FROM       all_hrs
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How It Works
SELECT LEVEL AS n
FROM    dual
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= x
;Produces a result set consiting of the integers 1, 2, 3, ..., x.
There's nothing magical about the dual table; you can use any table AS LONG AS THE TABLE HAS ONLY ONE ROW .
The other examples you saw probably just added this to a starting date, to get successive days, since, in Oracle date arithmetic, dt+n is a DATE n days after dt.
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12 September 2013,8:56:18 AM,UP,130234677780000000
12 September 2013,1:36:32 PM,DOWN,130234845922031250
12 September 2013,1:37:07 PM,UP,130234846274218750
12 September 2013,3:08:20 PM,DOWN,130234901001875000
12 September 2013,3:08:55 PM,UP,130234901353593750
12 September 2013,7:42:39 PM,DOWN,130235065592031250
12 September 2013,7:43:17 PM,UP,130235065975625000
12 September 2013,11:15:56 PM,DOWN,130235193569062500
12 September 2013,11:16:34 PM,UP,130235193949687500
13 September 2013,1:18:04 AM,DOWN,130235266841093750
13 September 2013,1:18:38 AM,UP,130235267184218750
13 September 2013,2:19:05 AM,DOWN,130235303458750000
13 September 2013,2:19:40 AM,UP,130235303804218750
13 September 2013,3:20:07 AM,DOWN,130235340079843750
13 September 2013,3:20:38 AM,UP,130235340387968750
13 September 2013,6:53:43 AM,DOWN,130235468234062500
13 September 2013,6:54:24 AM,UP,130235468640000000
13 September 2013,7:24:14 AM,DOWN,130235486545468750
13 September 2013,7:24:53 AM,UP,130235486932343750
13 September 2013,2:00:54 PM,DOWN,130235724549218750
13 September 2013,2:01:32 PM,UP,130235724924218750
13 September 2013,4:03:13 PM,DOWN,130235797939843750
13 September 2013,4:03:47 PM,UP,130235798279531250
13 September 2013,4:33:45 PM,DOWN,130235816253906250
13 September 2013,4:34:20 PM,UP,130235816605468750
13 September 2013,7:06:37 PM,DOWN,130235907973750000
13 September 2013,7:07:17 PM,UP,130235908376406250
14 September 2013,12:41:40 AM,DOWN,130236109000625000
14 September 2013,12:42:14 AM,UP,130236109347968750
14 September 2013,1:12:11 AM,DOWN,130236127317812500
14 September 2013,1:12:46 AM,UP,130236127663281250
14 September 2013,3:14:17 AM,DOWN,130236200575312500
14 September 2013,3:14:47 AM,UP,130236200877500000
14 September 2013,7:49:00 AM,DOWN,130236365409843750
14 September 2013,7:49:32 AM,UP,130236365724375000
14 September 2013,11:52:52 AM,DOWN,130236511725625000
14 September 2013,11:53:27 AM,UP,130236512070468750
14 September 2013,12:23:23 PM,DOWN,130236530030312500
14 September 2013,12:23:57 PM,UP,130236530375156250
14 September 2013,4:27:26 PM,DOWN,130236676468125000
14 September 2013,4:28:05 PM,UP,130236676858750000
14 September 2013,8:01:04 PM,DOWN,130236804641718750
14 September 2013,8:01:40 PM,UP,130236805003437500
14 September 2013,9:02:05 PM,DOWN,130236841254531250
14 September 2013,9:02:40 PM,UP,130236841603437500
14 September 2013,9:32:36 PM,DOWN,130236859560156250
14 September 2013,9:33:10 PM,UP,130236859908125000
15 September 2013,2:37:40 AM,DOWN,130237042609218750
15 September 2013,2:38:14 AM,UP,130237042942187500
15 September 2013,7:12:20 AM,DOWN,130237207408593750
15 September 2013,7:12:55 AM,UP,130237207759062500
15 September 2013,8:42:33 AM,DOWN,130237261537332500
15 September 2013,8:43:08 AM,UP,130237261889832500
15 September 2013,10:14:05 AM,DOWN,130237316452020000
15 September 2013,10:14:40 AM,UP,130237316809207500
15 September 2013,11:15:08 AM,DOWN,130237353086707500
15 September 2013,11:15:39 AM,UP,130237353390613750
15 September 2013,4:50:47 PM,DOWN,130237554475468750
15 September 2013,4:51:23 PM,UP,130237554839218750
15 September 2013,8:54:53 PM,DOWN,130237700937656250
15 September 2013,8:55:34 PM,UP,130237701346406250
15 September 2013,11:57:59 PM,DOWN,130237810790000000
15 September 2013,11:58:34 PM,UP,130237811149687500
16 September 2013,2:30:34 AM,DOWN,130237902346250000
16 September 2013,2:31:08 AM,UP,130237902688125000
16 September 2013,6:04:09 AM,DOWN,130238030495312500
16 September 2013,6:04:40 AM,UP,130238030809218750
16 September 2013,9:38:05 AM,DOWN,130238158857812500
16 September 2013,9:38:41 AM,UP,130238159210625000
16 September 2013,10:39:33 AM,DOWN,130238195734687500
16 September 2013,10:40:07 AM,UP,130238196079843750
16 September 2013,2:43:13 PM,DOWN,130238341930468750
16 September 2013,2:43:52 PM,UP,130238342321562500
16 September 2013,8:18:46 PM,DOWN,130238543261562500
16 September 2013,8:19:21 PM,UP,130238543616562500
16 September 2013,10:20:50 PM,DOWN,130238616509062500
16 September 2013,10:21:24 PM,UP,130238616848750000
16 September 2013,10:51:21 PM,DOWN,130238634810000000
16 September 2013,10:51:56 PM,UP,130238635162812500
16 September 2013,11:52:22 PM,DOWN,130238671425625000
16 September 2013,11:52:54 PM,UP,130238671741562500
17 September 2013,3:26:02 AM,DOWN,130238799622656250
17 September 2013,3:26:42 AM,UP,130238800025000000
17 September 2013,5:58:40 AM,DOWN,130238891204843750
17 September 2013,5:59:11 AM,UP,130238891513593750
17 September 2013,6:29:10 AM,DOWN,130238909507656250
17 September 2013,6:29:41 AM,UP,130238909819531250
17 September 2013,6:59:41 AM,DOWN,130238927816875000
17 September 2013,7:00:13 AM,UP,130238928136562500
17 September 2013,4:07:58 PM,DOWN,130239256787500000
17 September 2013,4:08:35 PM,UP,130239257151875000
17 September 2013,9:43:41 PM,DOWN,130239458211250000
17 September 2013,9:44:16 PM,UP,130239458567500000
17 September 2013,11:15:55 PM,DOWN,130239513557187500
17 September 2013,11:16:30 PM,UP,130239513906562500
18 September 2013,6:22:34 AM,DOWN,130239769543125000
18 September 2013,6:23:12 AM,UP,130239769928125000
18 September 2013,11:58:50 AM,DOWN,130239971304531250
18 September 2013,11:59:24 AM,UP,130239971647343750
18 September 2013,12:29:25 PM,DOWN,130239989653437500
18 September 2013,12:29:55 PM,UP,130239989958750000
18 September 2013,2:00:05 PM,DOWN,130240044052656250
18 September 2013,2:00:36 PM,UP,130240044360000000
18 September 2013,3:01:25 PM,DOWN,130240080858125000
18 September 2013,3:02:03 PM,UP,130240081234062500
18 September 2013,8:06:56 PM,DOWN,130240264161562500
18 September 2013,8:07:31 PM,UP,130240264516875000
18 September 2013,10:39:59 PM,DOWN,130240355996250000
18 September 2013,10:40:34 PM,UP,130240356344687500
19 September 2013,6:04:30 AM,DOWN,130240622703906250
19 September 2013,6:04:40 A

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Between two hours in a month

Post Author: Chris17
CA Forum: Formula
Hi,
I need help how to create a formula to Display a value between 2 different timestamps over a fullmonth, Viewd per day.
Everyday between 14:00 and 15:00 i want to display how many occurance there is of a value and then display it per weekday of a fullmonth. Does anyone have an idea how to do it?
Thanks!
Chris

Post Author: V361
CA Forum: Formula
can you post some sample data ?, what version of CR are you using ?

Regarding working hours of a month

Hi All,
I have 3 page items (2 are date picker item & 3rd is text box item).
Now when user insert date into 1st datepicker item as "06/16/2009" and into 2nd datepicker item as "07/15/2009", than into 3rd page item(which is text box) should automatically caluated as <b>22</b>. As 22 are the actual working days btw "06/16/2009 and 07/15/2009" excluding weekends.
I did by calcuated into SQL Server 2005 Mgmt Studio something like this:-
declare @fromdate datetime
declare @todate datetime
declare @day int
declare @count int
set @fromdate = '06/16/2009'
set @todate = '07/15/2009'
set @day = 0
set @count = 0
while ( @fromdate <= @todate )
     begin
          set @day = (select datepart(weekday, @fromdate))
          if (@day >=2 and @day <= 6)
          begin
               set @count = @count + 1
          end
          set @fromdate = @fromdate + 1
     end
SELECT @count
and the output was <b>22</b> which was same as my req.
Now my question is in what way I should go ahead into APEX such that 22 number is caluated by form itself, do I need to write pl/sql process or using JS?
Which will be best and professional way?
If any other way than plz do let me know.
Thanks
I appreciate your replies n suggestion.
regards,
Kumar

SQL>CREATE OR REPLACE function WORKING_DAYS(
s in date := to_date('06/16/2009','mm/dd/yyyy'),
e in date := to_date('07/15/2009','mm/dd/yyyy')
return number
is
     t_hr number := 0;
        t_incr number := 0;
        t_cnt number := 0;
begin
     loop
                select decode(rtrim(to_char(s + t_cnt,'DAY')),'SATURDAY',0,'SUNDAY',0,1) into t_incr from dual;
             t_hr := t_hr + t_incr;
                t_cnt := t_cnt + 1;
            exit when t_cnt + trunc(s) = trunc(e) + 1;
     end loop;
return t_hr;
end;
select WORKING_DAYS() from dual;
WORKING_DAYS()
         22

Help With Splitting Months / Hours

Post Author: shmoov
CA Forum: Formula
Hi all - this is my first post to the forum...I am trying to create a report based on data I pull from a MS-SQL backend database. The data I'm pulling is based on projects my employees are working on and/or are scheduled to perform. Each of those projects has a certain amount of man hours assigned to it to complete. What I'm trying to do is create an employee capacity chart that shows over the course of the next twelve months, how many man hours for each month are required to get our projects done - I use this to project new hires. Anyway, I have no problem creating the chart, but it's not as accurate as I'd like. The four fields I'm pulling from the database for each project are START_DATE, END_DATE, MANHOURS, and STATUS. The chart I've created bases the man hours on the start date, then sums all of the manhours up for the month, creating a bar graph by month. My problem is that if a project stretches out over a month-end boundary - say, it starts on March 28th and goes to April 15th, I want to be able to split that up amongst the two months. I'm able to get the numbers on this through the following formula snippet:if ((month ({@ConvertStartDate})) < (month ({@ConvertEndDate}))) then   // Does the project only span over two months?    if (month ({@ConvertEndDate}) - month ({@ConvertStartDate})) = 1 then         //See how many days the project is scheduled for        (TotalDaysOfProject := (DateDiff ("d", {@ConvertStartDate}, {@ConvertEndDate}) + 1);        //See how many days we have left in start month        DaysLeftInMonth := (DateDiff ("d", {@ConvertStartDate}, DateAdd ('m', 1, ({@ConvertStartDate}) - day({@ConvertStartDate}) + 1) - 1) + 1);        HoursForThisMonth := {@ChangeHoursToNumber} * (DaysLeftInMonth / TotalDaysOfProject);        HoursForNextMonth := {@ChangeHoursToNumber} - HoursForThisMonth);So, what I want to do as each row is read in is make this evaluation - if it does span two months, I want it to print out two rows...For instance, instead of:START                END                MANHOURS                STATUS3/28/2008           4/15/2008        120                                Scheduled I would like it to print the following: START                END                MANHOURS                STATUS3/28/2008        3/31/2008        25.26                                Scheduled4/1/2008        4/15/2008        94.74                                    Scheduled I know it sounds like a lot...Is it possible? Thanks!

Post Author: V361
CA Forum: Formula
You could insert another detail section (or group if that is the level you are working on)
Use this formula to determine if you have spanned more than one month.
month() - month()                            {@MTAM}
The result can be used to supress / not supress various sections.
You can then use this formula to get the last day of the month   {@ldofM}
//Crystal syntax
Local DateTimeVar d := {Sheet1_.Start_DATE};
DateSerial(Year(d), Month(d) + 1, 1 - 1)
Use this one to get the first day on the next month.              {@1stdofM}
//Crystal syntax
Local DateTimeVar d := {Sheet1_.Start_DATE};
DateSerial(Year(d), Month(d) + 1, 1 - 0)
You can then use those formulas to display your days difference. Put your
startdate   {@ldofM}
{@1stdofM} enddate
in your new detail section, and set to display if {@MTAM} = 1
hope this helps.

0T-site maintenance: hourly, monthly, yearly?...

a client is asking me what my "long term support system for
the website will be".
I usually charge an hourly rate for maintenance and updates,
but I was wondering if it would not be
wiser to set up a yearly flat rate just for maintenance and
casual, minor updates, and then an
hourly rate only for big changes, such as new sections or
changes that affect the page layout or the
navigation...
Do you have any input/suggestions/experience about this?
seb ( [email protected])
http://webtrans1.com | high-end web
design
Downloads: Slide Show, Directory Browser, Mailing List

What about selling maintenance in hour blocks per month.
10hrs = $x
20hrs = $x
30hrs = $x
depending on how many hours you believe they may need.
The hours have to be used within that month, they will not
rollover to the
next month.
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"(_seb_)" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:e4t5js$njr$[email protected]..
>a client is asking me what my "long term support system
for the website
>will be".
> I usually charge an hourly rate for maintenance and
updates, but I was
> wondering if it would not be wiser to set up a yearly
flat rate just for
> maintenance and casual, minor updates, and then an
hourly rate only for
> big changes, such as new sections or changes that affect
the page layout
> or the navigation...
> Do you have any input/suggestions/experience about this?
>
> --
> seb ( [email protected])
>
http://webtrans1.com | high-end web
design
> Downloads: Slide Show, Directory Browser, Mailing List

Vision m decreased one hour of battery in 4 month

Hi,
I have my vision m now a bit longer than 4 months. On arrival i did a battery check (to check if it was really 4 hours video). I could play a video with 25 minutes 2 times full, needless to say i was very impressed with the vision m. But last week i noticed the battery going down a lot faster! When the vision m is off the change is really noticable! When i fully charge it, 24 hours later is has lost one block and when using it for 0-5 minutes 2 blocks are gone!?So i fully depleted my battery, fully charged it and right after that it did the same test as when i just got the vision m... now my battery only last 3 hours and a bit when watching the same video :s:s?I did not use the vision m that much, let's say 5-0 hours a week and now my batterylife decreased with hours in 4 months ??Is this normal, is there a sulotion ?thank you very much(i buy creative products since soundblaster li've, i've also had a zen micro and a zen sleek and i've been always very pleased but now i'm a bit dissapointed...)??*edit*I just want to note, normally i don't fully decharge my battery because i know this is not that good for a lionbattery... so the one hour decrease is not from constantly fully decharging and charging to maximumMessage Edited by quinten on -2-200606:29 AM
Message Edited by quinten on -2-200606:29 AM

Krash wrote:
TS's comments are BS. In fact you should fully discharge your battery to calibrate the fuel gauge.
Heat and time are the real enemies of li-ion batteries.
Here are some battery care guidelines from batteryuni'versity.com
Avoid frequent full discharges because this puts additional strain on the battery. Several partial discharges with frequent recharges are better for lithium-ion than one deep one. Recharging a partially charged lithium-ion does not cause harm because there is no memory. (In this respect, lithium-ion differs from nickel-based batteries.) Short battery life in a laptop is mainly cause by heat rather than charge / discharge patterns. <
Batteries with fuel gauge (laptops) should be calibrated by applying a deliberate full discharge once every 30 charges. Running the pack down in the equipment does this. If ignored, the fuel gauge will become increasingly less accurate and in some cases cut off the device prematurely. <
Keep the lithium-ion battery cool. Avoid a hot car. For prolonged storage, keep the battery at a 40% charge level. <
battery life is still a contentious issue. there is a very nice thread in the archi'ves somewhere about it. However, people can spew out many theories about how you need to fully discharge your battery or else you will lose part of it, or how you need to partial cycle to avoid complete drainage etc...
remember that batteries don't have a "memory" they are a divided set of charged lithium ions and atoms. The batteries capacity will naturally deteriorate with time
I've always tried to keep some voltage applied across my batteries as this has never done them any harm. It's worth bearing in mind that many other factors including heat and frequency of usage are likely to be greater than any charging routine you have.

How can I stop 2-in-a-row backups each hour?

Each hour for several months now, my Macbook Pro performs the normal backup, going from Preparing Backup to backing it up, to Finishing Backup. But then an odd thing happens; the cycle promptly repeats, regardless of whether or not I changed anything on the hard drive (nor should that matter). The second round usually involves the same or barely less storage space to backup.
Since Apple doesn't provide a method of setting the interval of backups, I'm at the mercy of the software either being On or Off. When I'm about to leave the house and I see "Finishing Backup", I figure I'll let it finish the backup before leaving. But then I see it try to start again.
I learned that I'll end up late to events if I trust it, so in recent weeks, I started to stop the backup. It reports that it's stopping the backup. Then, if it was the first attempt at backing up, it starts preparing a backup immediately upon having reached the end of the stopping backup process. I have to tell it to stop twice in order to make it actually stop. This is getting annoying enough to post my first topic ever on here.
I don't recall any significant change to my system from the time when it used to just perform a single backup to when it does two each hour.

JimInIowa wrote:
Thanks for pointing me to TimeTracker; I always wished the contents of the backups were more transparent.
Yeah. Why something like that isn't built-in is a real mystery.
My backups weren't taking terribly long, but a wireless backup of even 50 MB can eat up somewhere on the order of 5 minutes from Preparation through Finishing.
I don't have a TC, but that seems much too long, even for wireless, unless there's some sort of conflict (such as downloading big files on the same connection).
You might want to take a look at the things in item #D2 of the Time Machine - Troubleshooting *User Tip* at the top of this forum. One (or more) of those have made large differences in many cases.
It's also worth a look at TM's logs (as mentioned in #D2, and another facility that ought to be built-in). If you see something suspicious, copy and post them here.
If I actually modified real real files, it obviously takes longer as it has more to store. But the reason it bothered me was the times where I did nothing but browse the web and had to wait for roughly 10 minutes of backups to take place each hour. When you just want to pack up and leave with the laptop, you hate to stop it, much less have to do it twice; but waiting 10 minutes for nearly no benefit also seemed stupid.
Other than doing an abnormal shut-down, cancelling or interrupting a backup won't hurt anything.

ITunes Match Skipping for months. 2 seperate apple staff promise to call back and never do!

Dear all,
I loved iTunes match for almost a couple of years. However for the last 3 months or so what ever songs I add to my iTunes library on my iMac and then send to iTunes match will not play on either my iPhone, or iPad. I am extremely annoyed about the whole thing as I have phoned Apple technical support on 2 separate occasions and gone through all the usual try this and try that. I have even restored my iPhone and iPad but still it does not work. Strangely all songs work fine on my Apple TV's and my iTunes library on my iMac.
What annoys more than it not working is the fact that I have had 2 members of staff promise to look into it and call me back, they never do! I have had a direct email for the 2nd member of staff and even had a few replies from him arranging a suitable time to call but he didn't. I then tried to email him the other day to find that the email got an automated reply saying no such address. I can only assume the member of staff in question has left?
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE someone help. Apple staff - do you read these posts? If so SOMEONE CALL ME BACK!
For the record all devices are up to date. I even upgraded to ios8 and have even bought an iPhone 6 but the problem still occurs.
I love Apple and their products but this is a complete shambles. 3 months of a service I cannot use and my subscription is about to renew. I am a music teacher so this feature used to be great. I think I will not be using this anymore unless it gets fixed asap?
Can Apple wipe the iTunes Match data for my account so I start again and upload my library as if all brand new?
Moan over I await a response but I won't hold my breath.

I have probably spent 15 hours over 3 months trying to solve this problem.......to no avail.

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