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Mon, Feb 6 2012 8:56 AM | Permanent Link |
Lucian | CREATE FUNCTION "DateAdd" (
IN "DatePart" VARCHAR COLLATE "UNI_CI", IN "Number" INTEGER, IN "Value" TIMESTAMP) RETURNS TIMESTAMP BEGIN DECLARE Result TIMESTAMP; DECLARE Year, Month, Day, Hour, Min, Sec, MSec INTEGER; SET Year=EXTRACT(YEAR FROM Value); SET Month=EXTRACT(MONTH FROM Value); SET Day=EXTRACT(DAY FROM Value); SET Hour=EXTRACT(HOUR FROM Value); SET Min=EXTRACT(MINUTE FROM Value); SET Sec=EXTRACT(SECOND FROM Value); SET MSec=EXTRACT(MSECOND FROM Value); IF (DatePart='MILLISECOND') OR (DatePart='MS') THEN SET MSec=MSec+Number; ELSE IF (DatePart='SECOND') OR (DatePart='SS') OR (DatePart='S') THEN SET Second=Second+Number; ELSE IF (DatePart='MINUTE') OR (DatePart='MI') OR (DatePart='N') THEN SET Minute=Minute+Number; ELSE IF (DatePart='HOUR') OR (DatePart='HH') THEN SET Hour=Hour+Number; ELSE IF (DatePart='DAY') OR (DatePart='DD') OR (DatePart='D') THEN SET Day=Day+Number; ELSE IF (DatePart='MONTH') OR (DatePart='MM') OR (DatePart='M') THEN SET Month=Month+Number; ELSE IF (DatePart='YEAR') OR (DatePart='YYYY') OR (DatePart='YY') THEN SET Year=Year+Number; ELSE END IF; END IF; END IF; END IF; END IF; END IF; END IF; SET Result = EncodeTimeStamp(Year, Month, Day, Hour, Min, Sec, MSec); RETURN Result; END One would use DateAdd to add some value to portion of a decoded date. For example, given a timestamp Value of 2012-02-06 15:48:00.123, you could: - add 4 minutes: DateAdd('MINUTE', 4, Value); - or add 2 days: DateAdd('DAY', 2, Value); etc. This is a simplified version of some MS SQL DateAdd I found. |
Wed, Feb 8 2012 3:47 AM | Permanent Link |
David Cornelius Cornelius Concepts | I think one of Murphy's Computer Laws states that as soon as you write a
work-around for a bug or deficiency in piece of software, an update comes out rendering your code obsolete. Such may be the case now that you've discovered the wonderful world of ElevateDB. The INTERVAL operator works like this (using your two examples): - add 4 minutes: Value + INTERVAL '4' MINUTE - add 2 days: Value + INTERVAL '2' DAY David Cornelius Cornelius Concepts |
Wed, Feb 8 2012 7:22 AM | Permanent Link |
Lucian | > add 4 minutes: Value + INTERVAL '4' MINUTE
> add 2 days: Value + INTERVAL '2' DAY ![]() Thanks, Lucian |
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