Oracle SQL- Date/Time Help

Hi I have a query that generates a roster report.
The issue I am having is how do I create a query the runs off the start and end time.
What I mean by this is, no matter what time of the day it is, I want the query to run based off of the between time of start and end, if that makes sense.
Below is an example, notice the double entry, (and yes it is correct) the issue is that both these records get picked up, I would like my query to be based off what the time of day is.
If it is 12PM, to send 1st record, if its 1:46 pm, to send 2nd record, not both.
Any help... please
Employee ID First Last Unit Abr Staffing Start Dt Staffing End DT wstat_name_ch wstat_type_no_in
'015428' Jason Xi 'P23' '2012-09-10 11:45:00.000' '2012-09-11 11:45:00.000' 'Regular Duty' 3
'015428' Jason Xi 'P77' '2012-09-10 13:45:00.000' '2012-09-11 11:45:00.000' 'Regular Duty' 1
--My query for above statement.
SELECT DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_EmployeeID_Ch,
DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_Ch, DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_LName_Ch, DBA.unit_tbl.unit_abrv_ch,
DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt, DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_name_ch, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_abrv_ch,
DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in
FROM DBA.resource_tbl, DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl, DBA.staffing_tbl, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl, DBA.position_tbl, DBA.unit_tbl
WHERE DBA.resource_tbl.RscMaster_No_In = DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_No_In AND DBA.resource_tbl.rsc_no_in = DBA.staffing_tbl.rsc_no_in AND
DBA.staffing_tbl.wstat_no_in = DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_no_in AND DBA.staffing_tbl.pos_no_in = DBA.position_tbl.pos_no_in AND
DBA.position_tbl.unit_no_in = DBA.unit_tbl.unit_no_in AND (DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt <= NOW()) AND
(DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt >= NOW()) AND (DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in = 1 OR
DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in = 3)
GROUP BY DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_EmployeeID_Ch, DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_Ch,
DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_LName_Ch, DBA.unit_tbl.unit_abrv_ch, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_name_ch, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_abrv_ch,
DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt, DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in
ORDER BY DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_Ch

958211 wrote:
Hi I have a query that generates a roster report.
The issue I am having is how do I create a query the runs off the start and end time.
What I mean by this is, no matter what time of the day it is, I want the query to run based off of the between time of start and end, if that makes sense.
Below is an example, notice the double entry, (and yes it is correct) the issue is that both these records get picked up, I would like my query to be based off what the time of day is.
If it is 12PM, to send 1st record, if its 1:46 pm, to send 2nd record, not both.
Any help... please
Employee ID First Last Unit Abr Staffing Start Dt Staffing End DT wstat_name_ch wstat_type_no_in
'015428'     Jason     Xi     'P23'     '2012-09-10 11:45:00.000'     '2012-09-11 11:45:00.000'     'Regular Duty'          3
'015428'     Jason     Xi     'P77'     '2012-09-10 13:45:00.000'     '2012-09-11 11:45:00.000'     'Regular Duty'          1
--My query for above statement.
SELECT DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_EmployeeID_Ch,
DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_Ch, DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_LName_Ch, DBA.unit_tbl.unit_abrv_ch,
DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt, DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_name_ch, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_abrv_ch,
DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in
FROM DBA.resource_tbl, DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl, DBA.staffing_tbl, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl, DBA.position_tbl, DBA.unit_tbl
WHERE DBA.resource_tbl.RscMaster_No_In = DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_No_In AND DBA.resource_tbl.rsc_no_in = DBA.staffing_tbl.rsc_no_in AND
DBA.staffing_tbl.wstat_no_in = DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_no_in AND DBA.staffing_tbl.pos_no_in = DBA.position_tbl.pos_no_in AND
DBA.position_tbl.unit_no_in = DBA.unit_tbl.unit_no_in AND (DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt <= NOW()) AND
(DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt >= NOW()) AND (DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in = 1 OR
DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in = 3)
GROUP BY DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_EmployeeID_Ch, DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_Ch,
DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_LName_Ch, DBA.unit_tbl.unit_abrv_ch, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_name_ch, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_abrv_ch,
DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt, DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt, DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in
ORDER BY DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_ChFor your own sanity, you should learn to format your code. For the sanity of those of whom you are requesting assistance, you should preserve that formatting with the use of the code tags
SELECT
    DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_EmployeeID_Ch,
    DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_Ch,
    DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_LName_Ch,
    DBA.unit_tbl.unit_abrv_ch,
    DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt,
    DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt,
    DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_name_ch,
    DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_abrv_ch,
    DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in
FROM
    DBA.resource_tbl,
    DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl,
    DBA.staffing_tbl,
    DBA.wstat_cde_tbl,
    DBA.position_tbl,
    DBA.unit_tbl
WHERE
    DBA.resource_tbl.RscMaster_No_In = DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_No_In
AND DBA.resource_tbl.rsc_no_in = DBA.staffing_tbl.rsc_no_in
AND DBA.staffing_tbl.wstat_no_in = DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_no_in
AND DBA.staffing_tbl.pos_no_in = DBA.position_tbl.pos_no_in
AND DBA.position_tbl.unit_no_in = DBA.unit_tbl.unit_no_in
AND (DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt <= NOW())
AND (DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt >= NOW())
AND (DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in = 1
     OR
     DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in = 3)
GROUP BY
    DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_EmployeeID_Ch,
    DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_Ch,
    DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_LName_Ch,
    DBA.unit_tbl.unit_abrv_ch,
    DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_name_ch,
    DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_abrv_ch,
    DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_start_dt,
    DBA.staffing_tbl.staffing_end_dt,
    DBA.wstat_cde_tbl.wstat_type_no_in
ORDER BY
    DBA.Resource_Master_Tbl.RscMaster_FName_ChI'm not sure the above is even legal Oracle SQL. Are you sure you aren't taking code from some other rdbms?

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FROM oc_product_information o
ERROR at line 4:
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
FROM oc_product_information o
ERROR at line 4:
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
1 row created.
1 row created.
1 row created.
1 row created.
Type altered.
3 rows updated.
0 rows updated.
0 rows updated.
0 rows updated.
Commit complete.
Type body altered.
Type body altered.
Type body altered.
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>
Like i can figure out that the "version in parameter 8" has something to do with the coe, poe & loe files
but i don't know what.
If somebody can please help me with my questions then i know i can move on.
Thanks
Edited by: user11216992 on Jun 14, 2010 3:37 PM

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I have a project where I need to display some data from a commercial software package. All of the tables except 1 store date values in NUMBER columns as UNIX time. I can convert these no problem, but one table has date values stored in FLOAT(126) columns and I cannot figure out how to convert them to get a valid, and accurate, date from them.
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Maybe it's obvious and I've been trying too hard or looking at it too long for it to make sense to me....
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2 /
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quote:
Originally posted by:
craiglaw98
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I'm trying to get CF to put the date or date/time into the SQL 2000 date/time field by using Toolbox insert record form wizard. Then use the date picker on the date field.
my error was
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Hi Kenneth,
I´m by no means a CF expert, but...
the SQL date/time field is 8 characters long, so, I don't know the best way to go about shoving a date/time into it in CF
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I have a method:
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Hi!
I'm trying to setAttribute to a Date type field.
I have a method:
public String getCurrDateString() throws ParseException, java.sql.SQLException {
SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat ("dd-MMM-yyyy hh:mm:ss aa");
Date currentTime_1 = new Date();
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All the time i call this method such as:
HistoryViewImpl histVO=getHistoryView();
Row r=histVO.createRow();
r.setAttribute("Entrydatetime",cp.getCurrDateString());Instead of passing in the "String" pass the date object as is. oracle.jbo.domain.Date should be able to convert java.sql.Date/Time/Timestamp and store the time bits as set.
If you have to pass in string, then establish a Formatter on the attribute with appropriate date format and then use the AttributeHints interface from the relevant AttributeDef object on the row to parse the input String into a valid parsed object that you can set into the row.
(See oracle.jbo.uicli.binding.JUCtrlValueBinding.setAttributeInRow() method for a complete usage - source in bc4j\src\bc4juisrc.zip)
I get oracle.jbo.domain.DataCreationException: JBO-25009: Cannot create an object of type:oracle.jbo.domain.Date with value:19-Jun-2002 10:14:33 AM
the strange thing is, that Oracle recognizes this kind of format, because if I use different pattern such as "yyyy-MM-dd", which returns string "2002-06-19", r.setAttribute("Entrydatetime",cp.getCurrDateString()) method works fine and in Oracle table field we have inserted value 19-Jun-2002 12:00:00 PM. The problem is, that i don't need 12:00:00 PM as a time, i need current time.
What am i doing wrong? Or does it mean that oracle.jbo.domain.Date doesn't know format "dd-MMM-yyyy hh:mm:ss aa"?

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