I wanna get all elements of table EKKO by year , but I don't know how.
This is my query:
SELECT * FROM EKKO INTO TABLE #data(RESULT) WHERE BUKRS = #CO_Code AND WAERS = 'USD'.
I tried extract() and year(), like this :
SELECT * FROM EKKO INTO TABLE #data(RESULT) WHERE BUKRS = #CO_Code
AND WAERS = 'USD' AND YEAR (TO_DATE (AEDAT, 'YYYY-MM-DD') = 2017).
but it throws error
A Boolean expression is required in positions starting with YEAR.
What should I do next to complete?
Here are the contents of the table EKKO:
DATE functions are not supported in OpenSQL. I think they are either HANA(only) functions or implemented to AbapSQL (A later Hana-specific version of SQL) through later updates on S4/Hana systems. The one you tried to use with TO_DATE is definitely a HANA function.
SELECT * FROM EKKO
WHERE BUKRS = #CO_Code AND WAERS = 'USD'
AND substring( AEDAT, 1, 4 ) = 2017
INTO TABLE #data(RESULT).
You can also use AEDAT like '2017%' or AEDAT like '2017____' (_ wildcard for 1 character). The more specific your criteria the faster your query will be.
Edit 1:
OpenSQL Date functions are implemented with 7.51 they support calculations, but not extraction.
SAP Hana SQL - Datetime functions lists the function you tried to use, but it's a SAP Hana SQL reference page.
Edit 2:
To clarify, Abap SQL is just a later (starting ABAP 7.53 and higher) iteration of Open SQL. Rename to "Abap SQL" is directly related to transition to HANA database and cease of support of DB engines other than HANA DB. Backwards compatibility stays, but "some features" (likely meaning new features) will only be supported by HANA DB.
As a side note, latest versions of Abap (together with Hana DB) brings support to numeric date formats (as an option to use instead of current CHAR8 format). Extraction of years/months from numeric date is not as simple as substring, so I assume support for those kind of functions should appear in 'Abap SQL'.
SELECT * FROM ekko
INTO TABLE #data(result)
WHERE [...]
AND aedat LIKE '2017%'.
The format you see in your screenshot is not what’s really in the database. SAP GUI formats values based on their data elements when displaying them.
Date values mostly have the data type DATS which encodes dates as CHAR(8) of the form YYYYMMDD. You can verify this by selecting a single AEDAT and using WRITE without any formatting options to output it on the screen in its raw format.
Thus, the simplest way to query by the year portion is with the condition LIKE '2017%' that matches every string that starts with "2017".
This is not possible with abap sql.
If you want to execute query then pass range date field for the particular year.
Following is the smaple code for retrieving data of year 2017.
DATA lr_aedat TYPE RANGE OF ekko-aedat.
DATA ls_aedat LIKE LINE OF lr_aedat.
ls_aedat-low = '20170101'.
ls_aedat-high = '20171231'.
ls_aedat-sign = 'I'.
ls_aedat-option = 'BT'.
APPEND ls_aedat TO lr_aedat.
SELECT * FROM EKKO
INTO TABLE #data(t_result)
WHERE
* WAERS = 'USD'
AEDAT IN #lr_aedat.
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I am using SAS to pull data in a Teradata environment. I am counting the rows in the Teradata table, but want the output to be in a comma format (i.e. 1,000,000). I was able to use the code below to display the value as a comma, but when I try to add the column in SAS, I can't since the output is in a character format. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to format the number value as comma, so that it can be used for calculation purposes in SAS? Thanks.
CAST(Count(*) as (format 'Z,ZZZ,ZZ9')) as char(10)) as rowCount,
Assuming you're using pass through, pull it in as numeric and format it on the SAS side. You've now converted it to character (char10) and SAS doesn't do math on character variables which makes logical sense.
select rowCount format=comma12. from con
(select
count(*) as rowCount ....
)
If you have a select * you can always format it later in a data step or via PROC DATASETS. SAS separates the display and storage layers so the format controls the appearance but the underlying data still remains numeric.
So I'm working on editing some SQL code and I've just began learning it. I'm trying to fix an update query so it updates a table's value5 column with a corresponding database value. The value type from the database is a number, which I want to convert to a date and place into my table. The database number is in yyyymmdd format so I've been trying to use datefromparts() which doesn't work. Anyone have any ideas?
UPDATE tbl INNER JOIN dB ON
(dB.value1= tbl.value1 OR
dB.value2 =tbl.value2 ) AND
(LEFT(dB.value3 ,5)=tbl.value3 ) AND
(dB.value4 =tbl.value4 )
SET tbl.value5 = DateFromParts(Left(dB.value5,4),Mid(dB.value5,5,2),Right(dB.value5,2))
WHERE tblInvoice.value5 IS NULL;
The current program uses the code
"SET tbl.value5 = dB.value5"
instead (it runs perfectly fine) and I am having another issue with testing the conversion SQL code (datefromparts()). Because I am converting from numbers to time/date, I have to go into the design view of the target table and change the input data type of the value5 column from numbers to time/date. When I run the query with the conversion SQL code, the query stalls for a bit and no values get updated, leaving me with just a blank value5 column. If I now want to fill in the original number values, I change the SQL code back into its original "SET tbl.value5 = dB.value5", change the input data type from time/date to numbers, and rerun the program. The query stalls and no values are updated, and I am again left with blank columns, even though the same code left me with the corrected update values before the modifications to the SQL and table input Data types. I come from a VBA background and I'm just really confused with how this is working. Any tips would be appreciated, thanks!
Have you tried with substring instead?
SELECT DATEFROMPARTS ( left('20101231',4), substring('20101231',5,2), right('20101231',2) ) AS Result;
MS Access (and MS Jet too) have no DateFromParts function. Using DateSerial instead.
SET tbl.value5 = DateSerial(Left(dB.value5, 4), Mid(dB.value5, 5, 2), Right(dB.value5, 2))
It's not clear if you work with T-SQL or Access SQL. In Access, you can use Format:
SET tbl.value5 = CDate(Format(dB.value5, "####\/##\/##"))
In T-SQL you could use a similar method.
I got a view named 'FechasFirmaHorometros' defined as
SELECT IdFormulario,
CONVERT(Date, RValues) AS FechaFirma
FROM dbo.Respuestas
WHERE ( IdPreguntas IN (SELECT IdPregunta
FROM dbo.Preguntas
WHERE
( FormIdentifier = dbo.IdFormularioHorometros() )
AND ( Label = 'SLFYHDLR' )) )
And i have a Function named [RespuestaPreguntaHorometrosFecha] defined as
SELECT Respuestas.RValues
FROM Respuestas
JOIN Preguntas
ON Preguntas.Label = #LabelPregunta
JOIN FechasFirmaHorometros
ON FechasFirmaHorometros.IdFormulario = Respuestas.IdFormulario
WHERE Respuestas.IdPreguntas = Preguntas.IdPregunta
AND YEAR(FechasFirmaHorometros.FechaFirma) = #Anio
AND MONTH(FechasFirmaHorometros.FechaFirma) = #Mes
#LabelPregunta VARCHAR(MAX)
#Anio INT
#Mes INT
I keep getting this message upon hitting the aforementioned function while debugging another stored procedure that uses it
Conversion failed when converting date and/or time from character string.
Yet i can freely do things like
SELECT DAY(FechaFirma) FROM FechasFirmaHorometros
Why is this happening and how can i solve or work around it?
I assume that RValues is a string column of some type, for some reason. You should fix that and store date data using a date data type (obviously in a separate column than this mixed bag).
If you can't fix that, then you can prevent what Damien described above by:
CASE WHEN ISDATE(RValues) = 1 THEN CONVERT(Date, RValues) END AS FechaFirma
(Which will make the "date" NULL if SQL Server can't figure out how to convert it to a date.)
You can't prevent this simply by adding a WHERE clause, because SQL Server will often try to attempt the conversion in the SELECT list before performing the filter (all depends on the plan). You also can't force the order of operations by using a subquery, CTE, join order hints, etc. There is an open Connect item about this issue - they are "aware of it" and "hope to address it in a future version."
Short of a CASE expression, which forces SQL Server to evaluate the ISDATE() result before attempting to convert (as long as no aggregates are present in any of the branches), you could:
dump the filtered results into a #temp table, and then subsequently select from that #temp table, and only apply the convert then.
just return the string, and treat it as a date on the client, and pull YEAR/MONTH etc. parts out of it there
just use string manipulation to pull YEAR = LEFT(col,4) etc.
use TRY_CONVERT() since I just noticed you're on SQL Server 2012:
TRY_CONVERT(DATE, RValues) AS FechaFirma
I am trying to connect a Filemaker DB to Firebird SQL DB in both ways import to FM and export back to Firebird DB.
So far it works using the MBS Plug-in but FM 13 Pro canot handle NULL.
That means that for example Timestamp fields that are empty (NULL) produce a "0" value.
Thats means in Time something like 01.01.1889 00:00:00.
So my idea was to simply ignore fields containing NULL.
But here my poor knowlege stops.
First I thought I can do this with WHERE, but this is ignoring whole records sets:
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE FIELD IS NOT NULL
Also I tried to filter it later on like this:
If (IsEmpty (MBS("SQL.GetFieldAsDateTime"; $command; "FIELD") ) = 0 ; MBS("SQL.GetFieldAsDateTime"; $command; "FIELD"))
With no result either.
This is a direct answer to halfbit's suggestion, which is correct but not for this SQL dialect. In a query to provide a replacement value when a field is NULL you need to use COALESCE(x,y). Where if X is null, Y will be used, and if Y is null then the field is NULL. Thats why it is common for me to use it like COALESCE(table.field,'') such that a constant is always outputted if table.field happens to be NULL.
select COALESCE(null,'Hello') as stackoverflow from rdb$database
You can use COALESCE() for more than two arguments, I just used two for conciseness.
I dont know the special SQL dialect, but
SELECT field1, field2, value(field, 0), ...FROM TABLE
should help you:
value gives the first argument, ie, your field if it is NOT NULL or the second argument if it is.
I currently am working with a large data set that was pre-populated in BigQuery. I have a column of orderID's which have the following set-up: o377412876, o380940924, etc. This is stored in a string. I need to do the following and am running into problems:
1) Strip off the first character using the BigQuery query language
2) Convert the remaining (or treat the remaining values), as an integer.
I will then run a join against the values. Now, I would be abundantly happier down this operation in either Python, R, or another language. That said, the challenge I have been given based on client needs is to write all the scripts in BigQuery's querying language.
SELECT 10 * INTEGER(REGEXP_REPLACE(x, '^.', ''))
FROM
(SELECT 'o1234' AS x)
12340
You can use SUBSTR function and SAFE_CAST (in case there are NULL values in your column). INTEGER does not work on BQ.
SELECT SAFE_CAST(SUBSTR(x, 2) AS INT64)
FROM (SELECT 'o1234' AS x)
Output: 1234