Re: [EXTERNAL] records between two dates -- MIDRANGE-L

Hi,

After changing the 'DATE' to some other name :- Select count(*) from V1
where date between 20210601 and 20210607’ became equivalent to my
WRKQRY's report count .

But the main file on which this view was based has too low record count
compared to this view i mean for below main SQL query:-

' SELECT * FROM LIB1/file1 where ((field1* 1000000) + ( field2*10000) +
(field3*100) + field4) between '20210601' and '20210607'

It shows very few records compared to the above View (V1) Query's count.

Thanks.

On Fri, 1 Jul 2022 at 20:53, Therrien, Paul <ptherrien@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

What is the count when you execute ‘Select count(*) from V1 where date
between 20210601 and 20210607’?

That would be the correct number.

By the way you should not use ‘DATE’ as the column name for you date
column. DATE is a reserved word. Call it MYDATE, TheDate, ADate, or
anything else.

If WRKQRY is not giving you that number, then I would look at the WRKQRY
for the issue.

And how are the counts different? By 1 record, 2 records, double the
records, triple?

At this point you are in debug mode.

*From:* jerry ven <jerryven95@xxxxxxxxx>
*Sent:* Friday, July 1, 2022 11:16 AM
*To:* Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

*Cc:* Therrien, Paul <ptherrien@xxxxxxxxxxx>
*Subject:* Re: [EXTERNAL] records between two dates

Hi,

Yes, They ( here record count in WRKQRY's report is more than SQL
Query's record count ) are different and not sure what is wrong with my SQL
Query or with the View Or with the WRKQRY here.

Thanks

On Fri, 1 Jul 2022 at 20:29, Therrien, Paul via MIDRANGE-L <
midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

There is no reason the number should be different.
I would review all of your steps and the data and be sure all of your
assumptions are still correct.

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Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] records between two dates

Hi,

For This SQL query ( ' SELECT * FROM LIB1/file1 where ((field1*
1000000) + ( field2*10000) + (field3*100) + field4) between '20210601'
and '20210607' )

I created view like this :-

CREATE VIEW LIB1/V1 AS ( SELECT DIGITS(DEC(FIELD1*1000000) +
(FIELD2*10000) + (FIELD3*100) + FIELD4,8,0)) AS DATE , A.* FROM
LIB1/FILE1 A)

and when I prepare my WRKQRY then there i specified this view V1 in
'Specify file selections'

then under 'Select Records' - I Specified like below:-

Field TEST
VALUE
DATE RANGE
'20210601' '20210607'

Then if i do F5- To view my report i get total records more than this SQL
Query :-SELECT * FROM LIB1/file1 where ((field1* 1000000) + (
field2*10000) + (field3*100) + field4) between '20210601' and '20210607'

So It seems either WRKQRY is not in sync with SQL or some other issue
there ?

Thanks.

On Fri, 1 Jul 2022 at 19:37, Niels Liisberg <nli@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Separation of concerns:

You are about to work with dates. Then hoist your data to be native
date type in Db2. Then all the date arithmetic works out of the box.

Build this once and for all ( note I'm use qusrsys - perhaps put it in
you own library):

-----------------------------------------------------
-- ccyymmdd2date
-- Niels Liisberg 30.06.2022
-------------------------------------------------------
create or replace function qusrsys.ccyymmdd2date (
cc dec(2),
yy dec(2),
mm dec(2),
dd dec(2)
)
returns date
language sql

no external action

deterministic
set option dbgview = *source , output=*print

begin

return to_date(
(100 * cc + yy ) concat '-' concat mm concat '-' concat dd,
'YYYY-MM-DD'
);

end;

-- Test case
values qusrsys.ccyymmdd2date (20 , 22 , 7 , 1);

On Fri, Jul 1, 2022 at 3:17 PM Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

"Select *"
Is the enemy. It is the appearance of Satan on earth. That's your
first problem.
Your next problem is that you are comparing a numeric column to a
character column:
Select (mathematical result) between 'character1' and 'character2'

We have to make sure that the result field is character. We also
have to ensure that it is eight characters. To do so we will
explicitly set it's size in DECimal and convert it to character with

DIGITS.

To see bite size chunks try this in Run SQL Scripts:

VALUES (19 * 1000000) + (79 * 10000) + (12 * 100) + 31; -- numeric

19791231

VALUES DIGITS((19 * 1000000) + (79 * 10000) + (12 * 100) + 31); --
character '0019791231'

To get rid of the leading zeros:
VALUES DIGITS(DEC((19 * 1000000) + (79 * 10000) + (12 * 100) + 31,
8,

0));

-- character '19791231'

values case WHEN
(DIGITS(DEC((19 * 1000000) + (79 * 10000) + (12 * 100) + 31, 8,
0)) between '19791230' and '19800102')
then 'TRUE'
else 'FALSE'
END; -- returns TRUE

So now that we understand this we can create a view with a
calculated column.

create view LIB1/V1 AS ( select
DIGITS(DEC((field1 * 1000000) + (field2 * 10000) + (field3 * 100) +
field4, 8, 0)) as CharDate,
-- add other columns here. They can be calculated like above or
existing columns
-- you can rename them to something your Query users can understand
like
-- IADJ as ADJUSTMNTS
-- or to just add the rest of the columns you can do
-- B.*
-- looking for the B below
From lib1/file1 B;

Then you can do your where either in your view, as you showed in
your example. Or do your record selection in your WRKQRY based off
the calculated column CharDate.

The big thing here is to start using calculated columns in your VIEW
instead of having every Query/400 user have to do the calculations.

create view LIB1/V1 AS ( select
DIGITS(DEC((field1 * 1000000) + (field2 * 10000) + (field3 * 100) +
field4, 8, 0)) as CharDate,
-- add other columns here. They can be calculated like above or
existing columns
-- you can rename them to something your Query users can understand
like
-- IADJ as ADJUSTMNTS
-- or to just add the rest of the columns you can do
-- B.*
-- looking for the B below
From lib1/file1 B;

You could even have that CASE statement as a calculated column:
create view LIB1/V1 AS ( select
DIGITS(DEC((field1 * 1000000) + (field2 * 10000) + (field3 * 100) +
field4, 8, 0)) as CharDate, Char(
case WHEN
(DIGITS(DEC((19 * 1000000) + (79 * 10000) + (12 * 100) + 31, 8,
0)) between '19791230' and '19800102')
then 'TRUE'
else 'FALSE'
END
, 5) as InRange,
B.*
From lib1/file1 B;

We have a software package. They have no on hand balance column.
You either have to calculate it in every dang query and program with
IOPB + IADJ + IRCT - IISS or create a view which calculates it into
a calculated column.

Rob Berendt
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I created view like this:-

create view LIB1/V1 AS ( SELECT * FROM LIB1/file1 where ((field1*
1000000) + ( field2*10000) + (field3*100) + field4) between

'20210601'

and '20210607' )

Then view V1 in my library LIB1 was created for this SQL Query , now

when i

am trying to create a WRKQRY command and there after specifying
this

view

V1 under 'Specify file selections'
then under 'Select Records' How can I specify this where
condition

like

which i have used in this SQL query ( where ((field1* 1000000) + (
field2*10000) + (field3*100) + field4) between '20210601' and
'20210607')

Thanks

On Fri, 1 Jul 2022 at 16:43, Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Also, if you go into Run SQL Scripts and pick Edit, Examples,
Insert

from

Examples, Data Definition Language (DDL), there is an example or
two on "Create or Replace View".

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Hi,

So if 'creating and using the view in WRKQRY ' is the only way
to

prove

that both SQL query and WRKQRY match in terms of the end result
data

set

then what are the steps which need to be followed to do so

specifically

for this SQL Query ( ' SELECT * FROM LIB1/file1 where ((field1*
1000000) + ( field2*10000) + (field3*100) + field4) between

'20210601'

and '20210607' ) when trying to build that equivalent WRKQRY ?

Thanks.

On Fri, 1 Jul 2022 at 02:15, Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Use the view in the wrkqry.
Or stop using WRKQRY as a prove.

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But what if this needs to be proved using WRKQRY only that SQL
query matches with WRKQRY in terms of result then What would be
the

structure

of

that WRKQRY?

Thanks

On Fri, 1 Jul 2022 at 01:18, Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

CREATE VIEW and use that instead.
If you don't despise your users you can also change the names
from

stupid

stuff like IMXRYR, IMACCT, IMITEM to stuff that makes sense
for

them

in

the

view also.

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If I need to verify the records are certain using this manner
how

can I

cross verify it through WRKQRY:-

I mean, if my sql query is like this :- ' SELECT * FROM

LIB1/file1

where

((field1* 1000000) + ( field2*10000) + (field3*100) + field4)

between

'20210601' and '20210607'

Then just to cross verify whether this SQL query shows the
correct

record

set then what is the counter WRKQRY I could prepare to be
sure

whether

both SQL and WRKQRY show the same result set here?

Thanks.

On Thu, 30 Jun 2022 at 22:24, Roger Harman <

roger.harman@xxxxxxxxxxx

wrote:

Or, write a UDF to do the conversion. Be sure to specify it
as "deterministic" to aid in performance.

For clarity, I much prefer UDF's over calcs like this.

Roger Harman
COMMON Certified Application Developer - ILE RPG on IBM i on

Power

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Subject: RE: [EXTERNAL] records between two dates

Combine the field together in the following manner ((CC *
1000000) + (YY * 10000) + (MM * 100) + DD)

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On

Behalf

Of jerry ven
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2022 12:01 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <

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Subject: [EXTERNAL] records between two dates

Hi,

How to filter records from a date field if it's split in CC
YY MM

DD

(

Each field here with 2 length and decimal data type) using
SQL

query

from

a file?

i mean date field is like in file1 like below:-

fld1 fld2 fld3
fld4
CC YY MM
DD

So from this type of split fields how can we filter records
for a

specific

week, month, year and century ,and records between specific
dates

using

SQL query on this file1 ?

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