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Hi Gerald,
What date do you want if today is Sunday? Do you want today's date or a
week ago? If the latter, this will work:
select *
from( values(
case
when dayofweek(current_date) > 1 then current_date -
(DAYOFWEEK(current_date) - 1) DAYS
else current_date - 7 days
end)) t ("Last Sunday") ;
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On 29 June 2015 at 16:14, Gerald Magnuson <gmagqcy.midrange@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I have a table of week end dates, "most" of them are Saturday, so I couldSunday)
just say (date - 6),
but some of my days of week vary, start of year, end of year...
what SQL do I use to return the previous closest Sunday?
(bonus points to help me when I need to start on "01-01-xxxx", not
--
this (almost) works, except for beginning and end of year:
SELECT idate.idate(enddt) as end_date, (idate.idate(enddt)-6 days) as
start_date
from week_table;
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