Calculation of Time in Sql Server 2008

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Dear Friend,
I have some problem when implementing a query.I construct a table that exists three columns first is employeeid,second is date & last one time.The problem is as follows :-

consider The company working office time started 9:30 to 6:30. When i am entered in the office as my employeeid is 1,today date is 28-jun-2013 and my in time office is 9:30am then i am some time work in the office then out at time 11:00am for break fast and come in the office 11:15am.Later i am out in the office 1:00pm for lunch and come in office 1:30pm for work.This can be done as follows:-

EmpId Date Time
1 28-jun-2013 9:30am---->in
11:00am----->out
11:15am---->in
01:00pm----->out
01:30pm----->in
03:00pm------>out
03:10pm----->in
05:00pm------>out
05:15pm------>in
06:30pm------>out

The problem is as follows :-

I want to calculated "How many working time in the office ? and how many time not work in the office ?"

This can be done only by single query and not implemented by any columns.

Thanks in advanced !!

Posted 27-Jun-13 20:51pm

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If you calculate time you must have to add column because how you identify it IN time or OUT time.
and then you can calculate total hour of in time and out time.
But at my point of view you have to add two column like this
EmpID Date InTime OutTime Status(In/Out).

May be this on help you:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3836439/find-total-number-of-hours-between-two-dates[^]

Posted 27-Jun-13 21:48pm

jaideepsinh

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Member 14738635 1-Jun-20 8:59am

Or kesa ha bhai?

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ArunRajendra · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-27T21:26:00

May not be accurete but atleast should give some idea. Hope this will help.

SQL

declare @emptrack table
(
dat date,
tim time,
inout varchar(3)
)

insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'9:30 am','in')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'11:00 am','out')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'11:15 am','in')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'1:00 pm','out')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'1:30 pm','in')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'3:00 pm','out')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'3:10 pm','in')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'5:00 pm','out')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'5:15 pm','in')
insert into @emptrack values(GETDATE(),'6:30 pm','out')

Select sum(DATEDIFF(mi,a.tim,b.tim)) From 
(select row_number() over( order by tim asc) id ,  tim,dat from @emptrack where inout='in')a
Full Outer Join (select row_number() over( order by tim asc) id ,  tim,dat from @emptrack where inout='out')b 
on a.id=b.id 
group by a.dat