Query optmization age in year

Hey there,
I calculate the year difference between two dates by doing the following thing :
TRUNC(MONTHS_BETWEEN(RES.SAMPLE_SAMPLING_DATE,RES.PATIENT_BIRTHDATE)/12)+1Do you think that I can optimized this query or do you know any other ways to do the same calculation ?
Regards,
Jarod.

I didn't find my happiness in previous topic forum, mostly, difference between two dates in hours or minutes. Have a look here: https://forums.oracle.com/forums/search.jspa?threadID=&q=age+calculate+leap+years&objID=f75&dateRange=all&userID=&numResults=15
Actually, I just want to know if you think if my query is sufficiently optimized.It is a common way to calculate age, seen it more than once. You'll have to run tests on your specific configuration to see what could be improved, but I wouldn't spend hours on that.

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Hi Experts,
I need to calculate the age in years. I have the date of birth already in my infoprovider that iam using for my query.
The user will be entering the date on which he want to calculate the age in the selection screen and the date will be stored in a variable..
Now how to calculate the age in years and display it as a separate coloumn in the report?
Regards,
Khan

Hi,
Here 1st create the one formula variable on birth date
then create one more formul variable customer exit varaible with user entry here u cna use the i_step = 2 there user enters which ever that date based on that date it executes
in CKF: this customer exit user entry varible - birth date formula varible
whenever the user enters date based on that now u r getting days of the employe AGe
now that CKF can be used in another CKF by using age/365
now in report u can keep only second CKF.
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Sathish

Need age in years based on his/her next birth day.

Hi,
I need to Print age in years based on his/her next birth day.
SELECT TO_CHAR(TRUNC(MONTHS_BETWEEN((SYSDATE ), P.birth_date)/12)) A from employee I used the above code but I get the age with reference to the sysdate only. But what I require is the age based on next birthday.
For ex: Birth day: 24FEB2000
Then my expected output is 10.
If my birthday would have been 24DEC2000, then I would expect a result of '9', please help me with a function or a simple sql statement to code this.
Thank You

Maybe something like:
SQL> SELECT sysdate FROM Dual
2 /
SYSDATE
17-JUN-09
1 row selected.
SQL> WITH test_tab AS
2       (SELECT TO_DATE ('24FEB2000', 'DDMONYYYY') birth_date
3          FROM DUAL
4        UNION ALL
5        SELECT TO_DATE ('24JUL2000', 'DDMONYYYY') birth_date
6          FROM DUAL
7        UNION ALL
8        SELECT TO_DATE ('17JUN2000', 'DDMONYYYY') birth_date
9          FROM DUAL)
10 SELECT birth_date,
11         CASE
12            WHEN SIGN ( TO_DATE (   TO_CHAR (birth_date, 'DDMON')
13                                  || TO_CHAR (SYSDATE, 'YYYY'),
14                                  'DDMONYYYY'
15                                 )
16                       - TRUNC (SYSDATE)
17                      ) <> 0
18               THEN TRUNC (MONTHS_BETWEEN (TRUNC (SYSDATE), birth_date) / 12)
19                    + 1
20            ELSE TRUNC (MONTHS_BETWEEN ((SYSDATE), birth_date) / 12)
21         END age
22    FROM test_tab
23 /
BIRTH_DAT        AGE
24-FEB-00         10
24-JUL-00          9
17-JUN-00          9
3 rows selected.
SQL> Hmm... Sean's Query is better....
Regards,
Jo

Sql query with dynamic fiscal year

Hi,
I wrote this query with static fiscal year and fiscal period, I need info on making the variables dynamic
Fiscal year : starts from July1st. So this year until June'30 it is '2011' and from July'1st its '2012'
Fiscal period: July1st its '1' and June'1st its '12'
Query:
select distinct o.c_num, o.ac_num, s.sub_ac_num, o.fiscal_year, o.ac_exp_date, s.sub_ac_ind
                         from org_account o
                              left outer join sub_account s
                              on o.c_num = s.c_num and o.ac_num = s.ac_num
                         where (o.ac_exp_date >= CURRENT_DATE or o.ac_exp_date is null)
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thanks,
Mano
Edited by: user9332645 on Jun 2, 2011 6:55 PM

Hi, Mano,
Welcome to the forum!
Whenever you have a question, please post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements), and the results you want from that data.
Always say which version of Oracle you're using.
Since this is your first thread, I'll post some sample data for you:
CREATE TABLE     table_x
(     dt     DATE
INSERT INTO table_x (dt) VALUES (DATE '2010-12-31');
INSERT INTO table_x (dt) VALUES (DATE '2011-01-01');
INSERT INTO table_x (dt) VALUES (DATE '2011-06-02');
INSERT INTO table_x (dt) VALUES (DATE '2011-06-30');
INSERT INTO table_x (dt) VALUES (DATE '2011-07-01');Is this the output you would want from that data?
DT          FISCAL_YEAR     FISCAL_PERIOD
31-Dec-2010 2011            06
01-Jan-2011 2011            07
02-Jun-2011 2011            12
30-Jun-2011 2011            12
01-Jul-2011 2012            01If so, here's one way to get it:
SELECT       dt
,       TO_CHAR ( ADD_MONTHS (dt, 6)
            , 'YYYY'
            )     AS fiscal_year
,       TO_CHAR ( ADD_MONTHS (dt, 6)
            , 'MM'
            )     AS fiscal_period
FROM       table_x
ORDER BY dt
;Since your fiscal year starts 6 months before the calendar year, you need to add 6 months to the actual date to get the fiscal year and month.
The query above produces strings for fiscal_year and fiscal_period. If you'd rather have NUMBERs, then use EXTRACT instead of TO_CHAR:
SELECT       dt
,       EXTRACT (      YEAR
            FROM     ADD_MONTHS (dt, 6)
            )     AS fiscal_year
,       EXTRACT (      MONTH
            FROM     ADD_MONTHS (dt, 6)
            )     AS fiscal_period
FROM       table_x
ORDER BY dt
;The first query will work in Oracle 6 (and higher).
I'm not sure when EXTRACT was introduced. It definitely works in Oracle 10, and may be available in earlier versions, too.

Cannot find the age in years csv file in the application server

Hi,
I want to upload the age in years hierarchy from the CSV file AGE_E.CSV that should be available in the application server.
When i try to preview file in the info package, a message is thrown which says that the file does not exist, which means that the perticular file is not present in the application server.
Can any one of you please tell me where else can i find this file.
Regards,
Chetana.

dear Chetana,
transaction AL11 can be used to check the file location.
check DIR_TEMP or DIR_TRANS. or ask basis where the file is put.
hope this helps.

Any query to get 10 years data from tables of hundreds of schemas?

Hi,
Is there any query to extract 10 years of data from schema ( may be 100 in number) and then export that data to some other database.
THanks

982955 wrote:
Hi,
Is there any query to extract 10 years of data from schema ( may be 100 in number) and then export that data to some other database.
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SQL date query problem with century/ year

We have an oracle database with about 6 million records. There is a date field called Entered Date that ranges from 1985 to the present.
The majority of these records were entered prior to Jan 1 2000.
If I run a query like
select count(*) from (tablename) where entered_date < '01-JAN-00' I get 0
if I do
select count(*) from (tablename) where entered_date < '31-DEC-99' I get 0
BUT IF I DO
select count(*) from (tablename) where entered_date < '01-JAN-00' I get 6 million records
or
select count(*) from TREASURY.ctrc where entrydate > '31-DEC-99' I get 6 million records
I've tried the same queries using 4 digit years but get the same results; it thinks that 2000 is the less than 1999
How do I get around this?
thanks

Hi,
975204 wrote:
there are 6 million records on the table
about two thirds have a date prior to Jan 1 , 2000How do you know that? From knowledge of the application, you may know that two thirds of them are supposed to have dates prior to 2000, but if
SELECT COUNT (*)
FROM      TABLE_NAME
WHERE      ENTRYDATE < TO_DATE ( '01-JAN-2000'
                       , 'DD-MON-YYYY'
;returns 0, that's pretty strong proof that none of them actually do.
When I look at the dates , they display as 31-DEC-86Another example of why using 2-digit years is such a bad idea.
I cant actually provide dump of this clients confidential dataSeriously; you can't provide one DUMP output? You've already said that it displays as 31-DEC-86, so even if the fact that 1 entry in the 6-million row table was done on December 31, 1986 was such a big secret, it's already out, and you won't be causing any more harm by showing the DUMP results.
I ran the query with the same format as the date ie
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TREASURY.CTRC WHERE ENTRYDATE < TO_DATE ( '31-DEC-99'
, 'DD-MON-YY'
but same results
if the column is defined as a DATE type, does Oracle make a distinction based on how the data displays, meaning does it think that 31-DEC-86 is different than 31-DEC-1986?No, all DATE columns have the same format. A DATE may be displayed one way of the other, but it is stored as neither.
Do I need to convert all the data to a 4 digit year? You should always display dates with a 4-digit year.
Run an update query that says if year >= 80 and <= 99 add 19 in front of the year, else add 20 in front of the yearLet's find out exactly what the problem is, first.
Did you see Ascheffer's message? ^1^ It was dated just a couple of minutes before your last message, so you might not have noticed it. Run it to see what the actual 4-digit years are.
If it shows, for example, that there are a lot of entrydates in the years 2080 to 2099, and you decide that all of those really should be 100 years earlier, then use ADD_MONTHS to correct them:
UPDATE     table_name
SET     entrydate = ADD_MONTHS ( entrydate
                           , -100 * 12
WHERE   entrydate >= TO_DATE ( '01-JAN-2080'
                         , 'DD-MON-YYYY'
AND     entrydate < TO_DATE ( '01-JAN-2100'
                         , 'DD-MON-YYYY'
;Edited by: Frank Kulash on Mar 15, 2013 6:09 PM
^1^ Obviously, you did see Ascheffer's message; I was still typing the message above when you posted another one.

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I have BI 7.0 implemented by SAP itself , they installed only the business content without any customization
in HR For The Cube HeadCount 0PAPA_C02 the key figure Age in Years 0AGE_NC is calculating in a wrong way it is subtracting from 1999
and the field length of service in years 0SRVCLEN_NC is subtracting from 1999 for dates less than 1999 and from 2199 for date more than 1999
i have searched alot for this but i can't find any solution

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Sample query for Aging Report

Hi! Anybody who has a sample sql query for aging report? basically this is the table structure and sample data
bill_no B1-01 B1-02 B1-03
bill_date 01-JAN 01-FEB 01-MAR
previous_balance 100 600 800
current_charges 500 200 400
total_due 600 800 1200
As of march 1, total due is 1200. how can i get the breakdown of 1200 as to the number of days it has been due. ex. 500 (60 days old 01-JAN to 01-MAR), 200 (30 days old), 400 (current)
please help. thanks!
null

SELECT CEIL((SELECT MAX(Bill_Date) FROM Bill)- Bill_Date) Days , Previous_Balance, Current_Charges FROM Bill ORDER BY Days ASC
Then create a matrix reprot.

Why contacts birthdays are being showed in iCloud calendar all with the same age (11 years)??

Why contacts birthdays are being showed in iCloud calender all with the same age (11 years) ?? There is a solution to solve this problem ??
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I cannot agree more with your comments! What a way to frustrate your customers!
I have been having an issue with iCloud on Mac where it kept asking me for my password and sometimes would, sometimes would not continue to access my iCloud mail. Today it just refused to connect to iCloud mail.
I looked in the Mail, Contacts and Calendars in my MacBook Pro settings and discovered that 2 iCloud accounts were present. One with my original Apple ID (a gmail address) and a second with my new iCloud email ( an @me.com address). Having deleted the second account, using the new @me.com address everything is working fine.
So from my viewpoint when I moved over to iCloud I was asked to sign in with my Apple ID (the gmail address) then to create an @me.com address. However, as far as I can see all sign ins to the new @me.com account on Macbook, iPhone and iPad need to be done through the old Apple ID (the gmail address). Is that confusing and just plain crazy???
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Apple products are great IMHO, but they do seem to not think things through in a very big way sometimes......

Query to pick up people of retirement age 1 year in advance

Hi,
I wrote the below query to pick up all staff who will be of retirement age in a year's time. This will be used in an alert that must go to payroll 1 year before retirement date, then 6 months before retirement date and then finally 1 month before retirement date.
select distinct papf.employee_number
, papf.full_name
, apps.meds_hr_util_pkg.return_department(papf.person_id) org
, papf.date_of_birth
, (select payroll_name from pay_all_payrolls_f where payroll_id = paaf.payroll_id) payroll_name
, (select first_name||' '||last_name from per_all_people_f where person_id = paaf.supervisor_id and trunc(sysdate) between effective_start_date and effective_end_date) mgr
, (select email_address from per_all_people_f where person_id = paaf.supervisor_id and trunc(sysdate) between effective_start_date and effective_end_date) mgr_email
, add_months(to_date(DECODE(to_char(papf.date_of_birth, 'DD-MON'), '29-FEB', '28-FEB', to_char(papf.date_of_birth, 'DD-MON') ) ||to_char(sysdate, '-YYYY')),-12) date_12month_advance
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from per_all_people_f papf
,per_all_assignments_f paaf
,per_person_type_usages_f pptuf
,per_person_types ppt
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and trunc(sysdate) between papf.effective_start_date and papf.effective_end_date
and trunc(sysdate) between paaf.effective_start_date and paaf.effective_end_date
and paaf.primary_flag = 'Y'
and paaf.assignment_type = 'E'
and papf.person_id = pptuf.person_id
and pptuf.person_type_id = ppt.person_type_id
and trunc(sysdate) between pptuf.effective_start_date and pptuf.effective_end_date
and ppt.system_person_type = 'EMP'
and ppt.user_person_type != 'Pensioners'
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||to_char(sysdate, '-YYYY')),-12),papf.date_of_birth)/12) >= 62
and trunc(sysdate) in (add_months(to_date(DECODE(to_char(papf.date_of_birth, 'DD-MON'), '29-FEB', '28-FEB', to_char(papf.date_of_birth, 'DD-MON') ) ||to_char(sysdate, '-YYYY')),-12)
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and to_char(papf.date_of_birth, 'DD-MON') != '29-FEB'
order by 1
The query works only when I have this line in
" and to_char(papf.date_of_birth, 'DD-MON') != '29-FEB' "
As soon as I remove it I get an ORA-01847: day of month must be between 1 and last day of month error. I can't seem to figure out why because there is 1 person with a birth date of 29-FEB and I am catering for this in the query. Also, I am using TO_DATE for the values so using add_months and months_between should not be an issue.
Please help....maybe someone else can see something I am missing...
Thanks
Shalantha

Hi,
To find people who are 65 years old (or older) as of today, you can simply say
WHERE     date_of_birth <= ADD_MONTHS ( SYSDATE
                                   , -12 * 65
                            )ADD_MONTHS knows how to adjust for leap years, but it may not adjust for them the way you expect.
If today is February 28, 2013, the condition above will include people born on Februry 29, 1948. That's actually 1 day before they reach 65. If that's a problem, the solution is slightly more complicated.
If today is March 1, 2013, it will include people born on Februry 29, 1948.
If today is February 29, 2012 (or February 28, 2012) it will include people born on February 28, 1947, but not people born on March 1, 1947.
To find people who will be 65 years old (or over) 3 months from today:
WHERE     date_of_birth <= ADD_MONTHS ( SYSDATE
                                   , (-12 * 65) + 3
I hope this answers your question.
If not, post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements, relevant columns only) for all tables, and also post the results you want from that data. Simplify the problem as much as possible.
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 May 26, 2011 11:48 AM

Can using query create aging report for GL Account

Hi all expert,
I have a challenge scenario which customer request print out aging report for the following GL Account.
This is not a business partner account. However, customer want display like aging report.
30 days aging report for the following GL accounts by projects:-
     i)     WIP (Work In Progress) account
     ii)     Accrued Revenue account
     iii)     Accrued Cost account
Examples:
                        Current Balance       30 day   60 day 90 day   120 day
Account WIP         10000               2000        3000      5000     0
Any idea or example given? If yes, can you provide a query here?
Regards,
Eric Tan

Hi Eric
In standard SAP Business One this is difficult as the reports are 2 dimensional. To achieve this you will need to write multiple select statements into a temporary table and then select the final result from the temp table. Here is a sample for you to test:
USE [*DATABASE_NAME*]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[REPORT_NAME]    Script Date: 04/24/2009 13:17:21 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
CREATE proc [dbo].[*REPORT_NAME*]
as
set nocount on
begin
DECLARE @Day_no varchar(2)
DECLARE @Month_no varchar(2)
DECLARE @Year_no varchar(4)
DECLARE @Start_Date Datetime
SET @Day_no = DAY(GetDate())
SET @Month_no = MONTH(GetDate())
SET @Year_no = YEAR(GetDate())
SET @Start_Date = @Year_No + '/' + @Month_no + '/' + @Day_no -- + '/' + @Year_No
IF OBJECT_ID(N'tempdb..#CRDAGEING', N'U') IS NOT NULL
drop table #CRDAGEING
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INSERT dbo.#CRDAGEING SELECT T1.[ShortName], NULL, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -SUM(T1.[BalDueDeb] - T1.[BalDueCred]), 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 FROM JDT1 T1, OCRD T2 WHERE T2.[CardType] = 'S' and T2.[CardCode] = T1.[ShortName] and T1.[DueDate] > DATEADD(DAY,22,@Start_Date) and T1.[DueDate] <= DATEADD(DAY,29,@Start_Date) GROUP BY T1.[ShortName]
INSERT dbo.#CRDAGEING SELECT T1.[ShortName], NULL, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -SUM(T1.[BalDueDeb] - T1.[BalDueCred]), 0, 0, 0, 0 FROM JDT1 T1, OCRD T2 WHERE T2.[CardType] = 'S' and T2.[CardCode] = T1.[ShortName] and T1.[DueDate] > DATEADD(DAY,29,@Start_Date) and T1.[DueDate] <= DATEADD(DAY,36,@Start_Date) GROUP BY T1.[ShortName]
INSERT dbo.#CRDAGEING SELECT T1.[ShortName], NULL, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -SUM(T1.[BalDueDeb] - T1.[BalDueCred]), 0, 0, 0 FROM JDT1 T1, OCRD T2 WHERE T2.[CardType] = 'S' and T2.[CardCode] = T1.[ShortName] and T1.[DueDate] > DATEADD(DAY,36,@Start_Date) and T1.[DueDate] <= DATEADD(DAY,43,@Start_Date) GROUP BY T1.[ShortName]
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SELECT SR.[CardCode], MAX(SR.[CardName]), SUM(SR.[Balance]) AS [BalanceOwing], SUM(SR.[Current]) AS [Current], SUM(SR.[1Week]) AS [1Week], SUM(SR.[2Weeks]) AS [2Weeks], SUM(SR.[3Weeks]) AS [3Weeks], SUM(SR.[4Weeks]) AS [4Weeks], SUM(SR.[5Weeks]) AS [5Weeks], SUM(SR.[6Weeks]) AS [6Weeks], SUM(SR.[Over6Weeks]) AS [Over6Weeks] FROM dbo.#CRDAGEING SR GROUP BY SR.[CardCode] ORDER BY SR.[CardCode]
END
Go to Microsoft SQL Studio manager and select your company database. Then expand the list and select Programmability > Stored Procedures. Right click on Stored Procedures and select New Stored Procedure. Copy the above code over the code in the edit window and change the database name as well as report name. Then select Execute to create the stored procedure. If you make changes, remember to change the word CREATE to ALTER (with other words CREATE for the first execute, and ALTER thereafter). Then in SAP Business One create a new query and leave everything blank. Click on execute and select the pencil to change to edit mode. Remove the words SELECT and type in EXEC REPORT_NAME (change the REPORT_NAME to the name you used in SQL). Then execute again and the results will be displayed in SAP Business One.
Let me know if you get stuck. Remember the above is an example and will need to be changed to use your tables and fields as required. The basic idea is to move across by one column with each select statement. So for example the first select statement does the CURRENT column, the second one the 30DAYS column, and so on.
Kind regards
Peter Juby

How to add a new metadata field to iPhoto where new field is calculated as age in years and month based on a specific date and the date photo was taken ? I want to calculate and display the age of my two kids on every photo.

Hi
How can I add 2 new metadata-fields to every photo in iPhoto ?
The new fields should state the age of my kids in years and months based on the date that they were born and the date that photo is taken.
Exampel:
My son is born 01.01.2010
My daughter is born 01.01.2012
Photo taken by data
Aage of son
Aage of daughter
01.07.2011
1 year 6 month
not born yet
01.01.2014
4 year 0 month
2 year 0 month
I would like to be able to search by kids age and get the info displayed when doing slideshows.
How to do this in iPhoto ?
Any alternatives to accomplish the same ?
Kind regards

It can't be done with iPhoto. There are some DAM (digital asset management) applications that can write to other IPTC fields that iPhoto can't read. One such app is Media Pro 1.
However you would have to calculate the age for each date and add it to one of the fields. There are online age calculators that can do that for you: Age Calculators
If you go thru that much trouble then use iPhoto, make the calculations and add the age to the Description field. Then you can use Smart Albums to search for 1year 6 month text.
OT

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Hi
I want to make query base year wise report of Finish Goods.
example like :
Item Name     Year2010-11                           Year2011-12
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Why this report is need to me because i want to see How old Finish Goods are in the Stock. so that when a delivery make, the person can delivery from old stock first.
Our FY is from September to August
Please help me
Regards,
Mizan
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Hi Eva,
As Sybrand mentioned, you can't create DDL inside a procedure, and you probably don't need a temporary table. Temporary tables in SQL server used to be used to create a read consistent view for the duration of the procedure, but Oracle's multi version concurrent consistency model eliminates this as a need in all but the most remote cases.
Your create table only seems to be used to take arguments from the user, which I don't see in your code.
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from daily_counts_summary dc, branch br, division div
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begin
open p_cur for
select nvl(sum(dc.daily_count),0)
from daily_counts_summary dc, branch br, division div
where dc.branch_ky = br.branch_ky
    and br.division_ky = div.division_ky
    and dc.transaction_dt = t.trndt
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end;
/...or something close to that, with perhaps calls to your date functions to extract what you need.
You also have several syntax errors in your code. I would recommend you get two books if your are going to work with Oracle:
Anything by Tom Kyte
Anything by Steven Feuerstein
These would both be available on amazon.com
HTH,
Steve

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Hi there,
I want to select person DOB from a table with the difference between todays date.
or in otherwords, I need to know about person birthdates before one years of their date of birth.
Like if someone born in ((1943 - sysdate)-1) = 59 years
I am doing it like
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