How to use between more than 3 times in a single query?

Question

is there any other query to run this query??
SELECT IDSITE,IDVISIT,trim(initcap(page_path)),KEYWORDS,LOCATION_IP,REFERER_NAME,REFERER_URL,VISIT_ACTION_TIME,count(DISTINCT location_ip) from web_stats where idvisit between '441' and '456' and where idsite='1' and visit_action_time between '4-jun-11' and '6-jun-11' group by trim(initcap(page_path)) and order by visitid;
Edited by: 863765 on Jul 7, 2011 4:21 AM

Answer 1

863765 wrote:
is there any other query to run this query??
SELECT IDSITE,IDVISIT,trim(initcap(page_path)),KEYWORDS,LOCATION_IP,REFERER_NAME,REFERER_URL,VISIT_ACTION_TIME,count(DISTINCT location_ip) from web_stats where idvisit between '441' and '456' and where idsite='1' and visit_action_time between '4-jun-11' and '6-jun-11' group by trim(initcap(page_path)) and order by visitid;That query doesn't even have valid syntax. Too many WHERE's and too many AND's and dates being treated as strings, and not the right number of grouping columns...
Something like this is more likely to work.
SELECT IDSITE
      ,IDVISIT
      ,trim(initcap(page_path))
      ,KEYWORDS
      ,LOCATION_IP
      ,REFERER_NAME
      ,REFERER_URL
      ,VISIT_ACTION_TIME
      ,count(DISTINCT location_ip)
from   web_stats
where  idvisit between '441' and '456'
and    idsite='1'
and    visit_action_time between to_date('04-jun-2011','DD-mon-YYYY') and to_date('06-jun-2011','DD-mon-YYYY')
group by IDSITE
        ,IDVISIT
        ,trim(initcap(page_path))
        ,KEYWORDS
        ,LOCATION_IP
        ,REFERER_NAME
        ,REFERER_URL
        ,VISIT_ACTION_TIME
order by visitid;Note: assuming visit_action_time is a DATE datatype, the comparison should be against DATE datatypes also, rather than strings, so you should use TO_DATE to conver those strings to dates. It's also good practice to use 4 digit years rather than 2 digit years, as we had to solve all the 2 digit year millenium bug issues back in the late 90's; we don't want to have to do that again now do we?