Months: Counting backwards
To create a rolling display in a report I would like to allocate sequence numbers to months (in this case counting backwards).
For example, if the current month is November, then 200611 would be 01, 200610 would be 02, 200609 would be 03, etc.
I can supply a number (neg or pos) to command ADD_MONTHS to calculate months in the future or in the past but is there a way to do the oposite: To declare two months and return the number of months difference between these? For example if the two months are 200603 and 200511, the code would return '4' (Nov 2005 is four months before Mar 2006).
I hope that someone out there has a trick (a snippet of syntax) to do this? That would be a great help to us.
Many thanks,
Alan Searle
select months_between(to_date('200603', 'YYYYMM'), to_date('200511', 'YYYYMM')) from dual
4Regards
Dmytro
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String oldNumber; //set oldNumber to String
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int coinAmount;
boolean selectionLocal; //set boolean call type
boolean selectionLong; //set boolean call type
boolean selectionInter; //set boolean call type
tempCreditAmount = jLblCreditAmount.getText();
coinAmount = Integer.parseInt(tempCreditAmount);
selectionLocal = jRadBtnLocal.isSelected(); //get selected
selectionLong = jRadBtnLong.isSelected(); //get selected
selectionInter = jRadBtnInter.isSelected(); //get selected
// if ((selectionLocal == false) || (selectionLong == false) || (selectionLong == false)){
// jLblInfo.setText("You have not selected a call type");
if (coinAmount == 0) { //check coins are deposited
jLblInfo.setText("Select call-type & add money...");
} else if (coinAmount < 30) { //checks minimum coins amount
jLblInfo.setText("You need to deposit more coins...");
} else {
jLblInfo.setText("");
oldNumber = jTxtDisplayScreen.getText(); //get txt, if any, assign to oldNumber
newNumber = oldNumber + "0"; //set newNumber as oldNumber adding String to end
jTxtDisplayScreen.setText(newNumber); //Display newNumber
}//GEN-LAST:event_jBtnNum0MouseClicked
private void jBtnNum9MouseClicked(java.awt.event.MouseEvent evt) {//GEN-FIRST:event_jBtnNum9MouseClicked
String oldNumber; //set oldNumber to String
String newNumber; //set newNumber as a String
String tempCreditAmount;
int coinAmount;
boolean selectionLocal; //set boolean call type
boolean selectionLong; //set boolean call type
boolean selectionInter; //set boolean call type
tempCreditAmount = jLblCreditAmount.getText();
coinAmount = Integer.parseInt(tempCreditAmount);
selectionLocal = jRadBtnLocal.isSelected(); //get selected
selectionLong = jRadBtnLong.isSelected(); //get selected
selectionInter = jRadBtnInter.isSelected(); //get selected
// if ((selectionLocal == false) || (selectionLong == false) || (selectionLong == false)){
// jLblInfo.setText("You have not selected a call type");
if (coinAmount == 0) { //check coins are deposited
jLblInfo.setText("Select call-type & add money...");
} else if (coinAmount < 30) { //checks minimum coins amount
jLblInfo.setText("You need to deposit more coins...");
} else {
jLblInfo.setText("");
oldNumber = jTxtDisplayScreen.getText(); //get txt, if any, assign to oldNumber
newNumber = oldNumber + "9"; //set newNumber as oldNumber adding String to end
jTxtDisplayScreen.setText(newNumber); //Display newNumber
}//GEN-LAST:event_jBtnNum9MouseClicked
private void jBtnNum8MouseClicked(java.awt.event.MouseEvent evt) {//GEN-FIRST:event_jBtnNum8MouseClicked
String oldNumber; //set oldNumber to String
String newNumber; //set newNumber as a String
String tempCreditAmount;
int coinAmount;
boolean selectionLocal; //set boolean call type
boolean selectionLong; //set boolean call type
boolean selectionInter; //set boolean call type
tempCreditAmount = jLblCreditAmount.getText();
coinAmount = Integer.parseInt(tempCreditAmount);
selectionLocal = jRadBtnLocal.isSelected(); //get selected
selectionLong = jRadBtnLong.isSelected(); //get selected
selectionInter = jRadBtnInter.isSelected(); //get selected
// if ((selectionLocal == false) || (selectionLong == false) || (selectionLong == false)){
// jLblInfo.setText("You have not selected a call type");
if (coinAmount == 0) { //check coins are deposited
jLblInfo.setText("Select call-type & add money...");
} else if (coinAmount < 30) { //checks minimum coins amount
jLblInfo.setText("You need to deposit more coins...");
} else {
jLblInfo.setText("");
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public class ASMT13_LemireE
static Console c; // The output console
public static void main (String[] args)
c = new Console (); //'c' is the output console
// Place your program here:
c.print("Please enter the number 50:");
int EnteredNumber = c.readInt();
EnteredNumber = 50;
for(int i = 0; i <= 20; i++)
c.print(EnteredNumber-i+ " ");
up above is the code i have, ive almost got it, but i need the program to automatically start with the number 50 and count backwards to 30, i can do that but the user has to enter the number which i dont want, but i cant figure out how to fix it. Also does anyone know how to make it so that when it counts it will count like this:
50 49 48 47
46 45 44 43
and so on to 30> sorry about the code and i will use the code button
next time, sorry about the packages i thought i
grabbed them when i copied it all, must have missed
it sorry bout that.
No problem. ; )
> Although i still do not know how to make it divide
into colums where it goes 4 numbers accross then down
to the next line then 4 more numbers and down and so
on.
I know its something like Colums = 4 or something
like that i just dont know the exact code for it if
you could help me with that i would appreciate it.
Here's a hint:
import hsa.Console;
public class ASMT13_LemireE
static Console c;
public static void main (String[] args)
c = new Console();
c.print("Please enter a number: ");
int EnteredNumber = c.readInt();
int charactersPrinted = 0;
int maxColumns = 4;
for(int i = EnteredNumber; i >= EnteredNumber - 20; i--)
c.print(i+" ");
// Increase charactersPrinted by 1
// If charactersPrinted equals maxColumns
// - print an empty line on the console (Console.println())
// - reset the charactersPrinted variable to 0
> import java.awt.*;
import hsa.Console;
You don't need the java.awt to be imported. -
I am trying to get the count of the month from 0CALMONTH using an exit variable. Is this code correct? Thanks.
WHEN 'ZMONTHCT'.
IF i_step = 2.
data: month_num type i.
LOOP AT I_T_var_range
INTO loc_var_range WHERE vnam = '0PCALMONTH' or
vnam = 'ZCMONTH2' OR
vnam = 'ZCMONTH3' OR
vnam = 'ZCMONTH4'.
month_num = loc_var_range-low+4(2).
l_S_range-low = month_num.
l_s_range-sign = 'I'.
l_s_range-opt = 'EQ'.
APPEND l_s_range TO E_T_range.
EXIT.
ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.sohini,
Instead of doing all that...
Take the calmonth variable value - have a formula variable in your query to get the text value of the charactewristic..
Lets take 022007...
The internal format would be 022007 use the formula to calculate absolute value of (022007 / 10000) you would get 2 which is what you want - you need not use any exit for this or use the other number functions to get the value that you want when you divide this value by 10000 ...
Arun
Assign points if useful -
Measument point - Counter - Backwards - Over flow limit value ?
Hi ,
I 'm trying to use measurement point, the requirement is i need to start from 20000 hours and go on decreasing the life of the part and when i reach 1000 hours i need the system to tell me so. i'm not able to update the upper and lower limits in reverse, neither i'm knowing what to put for over flow counter reading. Please help.
Regards,
VivekHI Experts,
I am looking for information relating to setting up backward counters to schedule Maintenance Plans. When I try to create a Maintenance Plan linked to a Backward Counter, I receive the error "Only counters that run forwards can be entered - Error IP124" . What am I doing wrong? How can I use backwards counters with maintenance plans?
We have several clocks that count down the hours til the next major or minor pm is due. The technician manually records the time from these clocks. Worst case is that we can subtract the counter time from a constant if we have to, but I'd like to have the technician enter in the clock time directly with out any manipulation needed.
Thanks in advance,
Please open a thread for your specific issue
-Paul (moderator)
Edited by: Paul Meehan on Oct 24, 2011 2:06 PM -
Count days in a month for a date range
i am trying to find no. of days between 2 Date Ranges for a list of Ids. i used the logic in the below link:
count days of the month
My query is giving duplicates since, I have list of Ids.
Doctor_ID Patient_ID ARRIVE_DT_TM DISCH_DT_TM
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45
763305 42972232 1/7/2013 20:27 3/15/2013 19:15
25391509 42972298 2/4/2013 22:45 3/8/2013 22:03
746779 42972331 1/4/2013 23:00 3/26/2013 21:50
763305 42972338 3/4/2013 22:19 3/6/2013 19:35
763305 42972411 11/4/2013 22:32 3/29/2013 17:30
I am looking for query to give me for Patient_ID = 42972229
MONTH COUNT_DAYS
201210 14
201211 30
201212 31
201301 31
201302 28
201303 14
I am running the following code and it loops through the months and gives duplicates when I remove where Patient_id IN (42972229)
select
Doctor_ID
, Patient_ID
, AR_DTTM
, DSC_DTTM
, TO_CHAR(ADD_MONTHS(TRUNC(date1, 'MONTH'), LEVEL - 1), 'YYYY MM') MONTHS_BET
, (LEAST(date2, ADD_MONTHS(TRUNC(date1, 'MONTH') - 1, LEVEL)) - GREATEST(date1, ADD_MONTHS(TRUNC(date1, 'MONTH'), LEVEL - 1)))+ 1 AS DAYSCOUNT
from (select
Doctor_ID
, Patient_ID
, ARRIVE_DT_TM AR_DTTM
, DISCH_DT_TM DSC_DTTM
,TRUNC(ARRIVE_DT_TM,'DDD') AS date1
,TRUNC(DISCH_DT_TM,'DDD') AS date2
from temp where Patient_id IN (42972229)
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= MONTHS_BETWEEN(TRUNC(date2, 'MONTH'), TRUNC(date1, 'MONTH')) + 1
Please help!Hi,
ASTRA_007 wrote:
Results I would like to see are:
Doctor_ID Patient_ID ARRIVE_DT_TM DISCH_DT_TM Month CountofDays
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2012 10 14
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2012 11 30
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2012 12 31
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2013 01 31
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2013 02 28
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2013 03 14
763305 42972232 1/7/2013 20:27 3/15/2013 19:15 2013 01 25
763305 42972232 1/7/2013 20:27 3/15/2013 19:15 2013 02 28
763305 42972232 1/7/2013 20:27 3/15/2013 19:15 2013 03 15
and so on...So each row represents a patient-month, and you want to display several columns from the temp table on each output row. In that case, include all those columns in both the SELECT and GROUP BY clauses, like this:
WITH universe AS
SELECT *
FROM temp
-- WHERE patient_id IN (42972229)
, date_range AS
SELECT TRUNC (MIN (arrive_dt_tm)) AS first_date
, TRUNC (MAX (disch_dt_tm)) AS last_date
FROM universe
, all_dates AS
SELECT first_date + LEVEL - 1 AS a_date
FROM date_range
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= (last_date + 1) - first_date
SELECT u.doctor_id
, u.patient_id
, u.arrive_dt_tm
, u.disch_dt_tm
, TO_CHAR ( TRUNC (a.a_date, 'MONTH')
, 'YYYY MM'
) AS month
, COUNT (*) AS count_days
FROM all_dates a
JOIN universe u ON a.a_date BETWEEN TRUNC (u.arrive_dt_tm)
AND u.disch_dt_tm
GROUP BY u.doctor_id
, u.patient_id
, u.arrive_dt_tm
, u.disch_dt_tm
, TRUNC (a.a_date, 'MONTH')
ORDER BY u.patient_id
, TRUNC (a.a_date, 'MONTH')
;Output from your sample data (with no filtering):
`DOCTOR_ID PATIENT_ID ARRIVE_DT_TM DISCH_DT_TM MONTH COUNT_DAYS
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2012 10 14
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2012 11 30
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2012 12 31
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2013 01 31
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2013 02 28
755722 42972229 10/18/2012 7:50 3/14/2013 20:45 2013 03 14
763305 42972232 1/7/2013 20:27 3/15/2013 19:15 2013 01 25
763305 42972232 1/7/2013 20:27 3/15/2013 19:15 2013 02 28
763305 42972232 1/7/2013 20:27 3/15/2013 19:15 2013 03 15
25391509 42972298 2/4/2013 22:45 3/8/2013 22:3 2013 02 25
25391509 42972298 2/4/2013 22:45 3/8/2013 22:3 2013 03 8
746779 42972331 1/4/2013 23:0 3/26/2013 21:50 2013 01 28
746779 42972331 1/4/2013 23:0 3/26/2013 21:50 2013 02 28
746779 42972331 1/4/2013 23:0 3/26/2013 21:50 2013 03 26
763305 42972338 3/4/2013 22:19 3/6/2013 19:35 2013 03 3
In the end the objective is to count the no. of days in each month between the arrival and discharge dates by Physician and for his/her patients.Then is the output above really what you want? Say you're interested in physician 763305. That physician had 18-patient days in March, 2013, but the output doesn't make it clear.
I ran your query, it works great but I have a long list of patients for whom I have to run these counts.the query above includes all patient_ids.
That's a separate problem, to be solved in the first sub-query, universe. The rest of the query will be unchanged.
How will you know which patients to include? If you can derive the list from temp itself, just use a WHERE clause in universe. If you need to look at other tables, join them in universe, or use them in sub-queries in universe, or both.
For exmple, if you decide that the list of patient_ids has no pattern, and that you'll need to store their ids in a separate table (perhaps a global temporary table), then universe might be:
WITH universe AS
SELECT t.* -- or list columns needed
FROM temp t
JOIN patient_ids_to_include p
ON p.patient_id = t.patient_id
) ...The rest of the query can be the same as above.
If a same patient is admitted again then Patient_ID will be different no matter when readmitted.Are you saying that patient_id identifies a visit, not a patient, and that the same person is assigned a different patient_id every time that person is admitted?
For
INSERT INTO temp (doctor_id, patient_id, arrive_dt_tm, disch_dt_tm)
VALUES ( 755722
, 42972229
, TO_DATE ('03/14/2013 23:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI')
, TO_DATE ('04/01/2013 12:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI')
First the Patient ID will be different from the earlier admission. Second the results will show like:
Doctor_ID Patient_ID ARRIVE_DT_TM DISCH_DT_TM Month CountofDays
755722 42972229 3/14/2013 23:00 4/1/2013 12:00 2012 03 14
755722 42972229 3/14/2013 23:00 4/1/2013 12:00 2012 04 1Are you saying that temp.patient_id is unique, and so the situation is impossible?
Edited by: Frank Kulash on May 7, 2013 10:23 AM -
Line chart to plot count of 2 date fields against calendar month
Post Author: springle
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
I would like to create a line chart with 2 lines. I would like the x axis to be a calendar month. I would like the y axis to be the count of a date field for that month. I would like 2 lines, one the the count of applications recieved in a month and the other to be the number of shipments in a month. I can make a chart to plot one or the other but not both on one chart.So in summary I want of a count of date1 and a count of date2 by calendar month in one line chart.Thanks in advance,ScottPost Author: springle
CA Forum: Charts and Graphs
Thanks for the reply but I am afraid this does not solve my problem. Your proposal make the month count of Date1 records in the fields and the count of Date2 in the month of date1 I am try to graph...In the month of Jan: 56 apps and 49 deliveriesIn the month of Feb: 76 apps and 79 deliveriesIn the month of Feb: 86 apps and 69 deliveriesThe change on date cannot be either app date or del date. It needs to be independent from a calendar timeline. Scott -
Maintenance plans for Backward counter
Is it possible for having a preventive maintenance plan for a measurement point that counts backwards?
Your inputs on this will be appreciated!Help !
I am looking for help with Counters and Timers and using them with a Maintenance Plan. We have about 10 count down timers mounted in one of our facilities. These timers are tied to the machine and measures the time until a mini or major PM will occur. These count down timers were previously used with the old CMMS system to assist in the scheduling of maintenance activities. We have recently converted them from the old CMMS to SAP PM but I am struggling with getting the count down timers to work in SAP. These timers are reset at 5000 hrs and as the machine operates, time is removed from the timer. A technician periodically reports these times to the system for scheduling purposes.
I have created the Measurement Point for a Functional Location.
I have identified that it is a counter.
I have it identified that it Counts Backwards.
When I try to assign this measurement point to a Maintenance Plan, I get the error "Only counters that run forwards can be entered"
How can I use the countdown timers to create pre configured (PM) work orders?
Thanks in advance. -
How to get count for missing month
I created a view as follows:
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW "Vinfection1" ("MONTH", "COUNT") AS
select "MONTH","COUNT" from (
select to_char(s.pdate,'Mon-yyyy') as month, count(*) as count
from surproc s, diagnosis_surproc d
where s.surprocid = d.surprocid and d.diagnosisid in ('506', '507', '508', '509', '510')
group by to_char(pdate,'Mon-yyyy'))
order by to_date(month,'Mon-yyyy')
Some months are missing in the view. I want to put that month and 0 in the view. How to do it?
Thanks,
JenniferHi, Jennifer,
You need to outer-join to some table or result set (such as all_months, below) that has one roe per month.
Here's one way:
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW Vinfection1 (month, month_s, cnt) AS
WITH all_months AS
SELECT ADD_MONTHS (first_month, LEVEL - 1) AS month
FROM (
SELECT TRUNC (MIN (pdate), 'MONTH') AS first_month
, TRUNC (MAX (pdate), 'MONTH') AS last_month
FROM surproc
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 1 + MONTHS_NETWEEN (last_month, first_month)
SELECT a.month
, TO_CHAR (a.month, 'Mon-yyyy') AS month_s
, COUNT (*) AS cnt
FROM all_months a
LEFT OUTER JOIN ( surproc s
JOIN diagnosis_surproc d ON s.surprocid = d.surprocid
AND d.diagnosisid IN ('506', '507', '508', '509', '510')
) ON a.month = TRUNC (s.pdate)
GROUP BY a.month
/Avoid table- and column names that are non-standatrd (such as names that need double-quotes), or are built-in function names (such as COUNT).
Don't use ORDER BY in a view. Almost anything you do with the view will cause the ordering to be lost anyway.
Even if you do have an ORDER BY clause in the view, you'll often want to ORDER BY month. Rather than call TO_DATE whenever you need to sort, I suggest having two month columns; month (whcih is a DATE) for sorting, filtering and joining, and month_s (whcih is a VARCHAR2) for displaying.
Use ANSI join syntax, especiallly for outer joins.
I hope this answers your question.
If not, post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements, relevant columns only) for all tables involved, and also post the results you want from that data.
Explain, using specific examples, how you get those results from that data.
Always say which version of Oracle you're using.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Mar 20, 2012 12:03 PM
Added outer join condition -
dear members,
I have been provided with the date range.
i want to calculate the no. of days for each month, within the above date range.
e.g. date1='10-01-2011' and date2='18-03-2011'
for month=01 count days=22
for month=02 count days=28
for month=03 count days=18
thanks
teefu
developerWITH parameters AS
SELECT TO_DATE ( '10-01-2011'
, 'DD-MM-YYYY'
) AS start_dt
, TO_DATE ( '18-03-2011'
, 'DD-MM-YYYY'
) AS end_dt
FROM dual
SELECT TO_CHAR ( start_dt + LEVEL - 1
, 'FMMonth YYYY'
) AS month
, COUNT (*) AS days
FROM parameters
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 1 + end_dt - start_dt
GROUP BY TO_CHAR ( start_dt + LEVEL - 1
, 'FMMonth YYYY'
ORDER BY MIN (LEVEL)
duplicate thread already one has given the above answer
count days of the month
Edited by: LPS on Jul 21, 2011 2:16 AM -
Hey,
I have been trying to create a 3-bit binary counter for a project and nothing seems to be going right. In fact it needs to be a divide by 6 counter, but I'll worry about that later.
At the moment I have the design, but it likes to count backwards instead of forwards. I'm sure it will be quite simple, but I can't for the life of me figure out what's wrong.
Thanks for any help you can give, I have attached the circuit below.
Andy
Attachments:
3-Bit JK Counter2.ms10 100 KBAlrighty, I got it. I am going to post the schematic for you to examine. What I did was to look at the component information in the component properties dialog box. After examining the truth table for the IC I found that in order to reset them that CLR had to be low and PRE had to be high. In the original circuit when I tied all these to high all three LEDs came on indicating that all the Q outputs were coming up defaulted high. My thought process that if I leave PRE High and take the Q ouputs and invert them and feed that back to CLR then a reset could be accomplished. Since all three of them were high this indicated that binary 7 was being displayed. How to reset this after 6? I tried tying in a nand gate to the outputs of the last 2 thinking that it would display 6 and then reset. That was wrong. It counted to 5 and then reset on 6. This clued me in on what needed to be done. If it was reseting on the number you selected then in order to display the number you selected then you need to reset after that number which in this case would be 7. I then tied a 3 input nand gate to all outputs and now it will count to six and reset them on 7. This will allso automatically reset them to zero on power up.
I hope this helps. Here is the completed circuit:
Message Edited by lacy on 03-08-2008 03:30 PM
Kittmaster's Component Database
http://ni.kittmaster.com
Have a Nice Day
Attachments:
3-Bit Alternative JK Counter w_Reset.ms10 115 KB -
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I need to create a simple reverse countdown that only needs
the detail level of Months and Years. All of the tutorials I've
found online are for counting down smaller intervals of time, like
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I'm not very experienced with the code needed for such a
timer, but essentially what I would like to have happen is:
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2. I click the mouse, and the Month and Year begin to count
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Note that I do not need to use the ACTUAL date taken from the
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that would just countdown from the numeral "2007" to "0" while a
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frequency that calls a function that
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displayed) and displays the updated month/year
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