I’m trying to select whether or not the date value in one of my columns takes place before a certain amount of years. The code I’m trying out: My expected output should be NULL for the dates I’m using (e.g. 2019-09-30) as they fall within the last 10 years, but for some reason, I’m getting OVER 10 YEARS AGO for
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Updating Date in Access
I want to simply update a date column within a table where a status exists. Here’s what I have I have tried the following Nothing has gone through, no errors, just not updating. I can update the field manually. Answer Answers were correct, silly issue about the Trust Center ‘enable’ bar not showing, therefore didn’t realise this database location wasn’t
How to add a minutes column to date column sql
I may sound silly asking it – but I have the need to add a value derived from one column of database to the other which is the date. Following is the image of data I have – timeelapsed/60000 gives me the duration of task in minutes and I would require the same to be deducted from the lastupdatedtime to
React Form won’t save date
I’ve created a basic form in React to save a name, category, and date if available to an SQL table. My form is acting fine – it’s submitting correctly and saving the new entries. The problem is, while it saves the name and the category fine, if you choose a date (using the HTML date picker) the date isn’t getting
How to add date to a file’s name using UNLOAD in Redshift
I found 2 solutions: Using AWS Data Pipeline to schedule the query (Unload) and use ‘s3://reporting-team-bucket/importfiles/test_123-#{format(@scheduledStartTime,’YYYY-MM-dd-HH’)}.csv’ writing an MV command to rename the file on the s3 bucket Is there a way to give a file’s the current date by only using Redshift, with no other services? Here is my code so far: Just need to get CurrentDate to be
How to select records from January 1, 2021 to last week
I was wondering how to make a query where I can select data from Jan 1, 21 to last week. I tried to put it in the date filter like this: but I would have to manually go in every week to change the end date, I was wondering if there is a more efficient way to select for data
How do I select and count records less than 1 year old?
I’m using sqflite in my Flutter application. In this example, date is the actual date(10.06.2021) and DATUM is the datafield in the DB. I keep getting this syntax error: E/SQLiteLog(30657): (1) near “.2021”: syntax error in “SELECT COUNT (*) FROM Shisha_table WHERE (YEAR(10.06.2021) – YEAR(DATUM)) = 1” Answer There is no YEAR() function in SQLite. The logic of your code
Invalid number when converting a date to another format
I have this query, and i am trying to format all dates for the two columns mentioned in the query below to the format mentioned: and i want to convert the results from timeone and timetwo to another date format DD-MM-YYYY HH:MIPM but when I run the query I got back invalid number. The datatype of the timeone and timetwo
Using SQL code, i need to create a string that automatically creates the dates between to seperate days
I am creating an automatically updating dashboard for repeating purposes and I need to automatically draw invoice values from our system between certain dates i.e. on Tuesday, the reporting needs to show Mondays invoices. Is it possible to create a string whereby dates are automatically set. So far I have realized that DateAdd exists 🙂 I have created this. But
SQL query to find gaps within a column of dates
I have a table with status and date for every day and I’m trying to find out when the statuses change and if there’s gaps within each status change / how many days were of a certain status. Expected output: Answer This is a type of gaps-and-islands problem. In this case, subtracting a sequential number from each day is probably