sql query to display date using day name, week start date & week end date.

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Hi,

sql query to display date using day name, week start date & week end date.

my data looks like below

DAYName	hours	WeekBeginDt	WeekEndDt
MonHrs	8	2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
TueHrs	8	2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
WedHrs	8	2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
ThuHrs	8	2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
FriHrs	8	2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
SatHrs	8	2010-01-18 	2010-01-24

i want data like below

DAYName	hours  date 	WeekBeginDt	         WeekEndDt
MonHrs	8    2010-01-18        2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
TueHrs	8    2010-01-19	        2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
WedHrs	8    2010-01-20	        2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
ThuHrs	8    2010-01-20	        2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
FriHrs	8    2010-01-21	        2010-01-18 	2010-01-24 
SatHrs	8    2010-01-22	        2010-01-18 	2010-01-24

Thanks,

Posted 7-Aug-13 1:49am

sampath1750

Updated 7-Aug-13 2:08am

Maciej Los

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-08-07T02:21:00

Try this:

SQL

DECLARE @tmp TABLE([DAYName] VARCHAR(30), hours INT, WeekBeginDt DATETIME, WeekEndDt DATETIME)

INSERT INTO @tmp ([DAYName], hours, WeekBeginDt, WeekEndDt)
SELECT 'MonHrs', 8, '2010-01-18', '2010-01-24'
UNION ALL SELECT 'TueHrs', 8, '2010-01-18', '2010-01-24'
UNION ALL SELECT 'WedHrs', 8, '2010-01-18', '2010-01-24' 
UNION ALL SELECT 'ThuHrs', 8, '2010-01-18', '2010-01-24' 
UNION ALL SELECT 'FriHrs', 8, '2010-01-18', '2010-01-24' 
UNION ALL SELECT 'SatHrs', 8, '2010-01-18', '2010-01-24'

;WITH MyDates AS
(
        --initial values
	SELECT [DAYName], hours, WeekBeginDt AS CurrDate, WeekBeginDt, WeekEndDt
	FROM @tmp
	UNION ALL
        --recursive part
	SELECT [DAYName], hours, DATEADD(dd,1, CurrDate) AS CurrDate, WeekBeginDt, WeekEndDt
	FROM MyDates
	WHERE DATEADD(dd,1, CurrDate)<=WeekEndDt
)
SELECT *
FROM MyDates
WHERE LEFT(DATENAME(dw, CurrDate),3) + 'Hrs' = [DAYName]
ORDER BY CurrDate

In above example i used Common Table Expression (CTE) .