SQL server date parts

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I am facing a serious issue and needs a solution.

I am having 2 dates say 15 April 2015 to 10 June 2015 and i want to get all the monthly breakups possible in between.

Like on entering two above dates i should get in return like
15 April - 30 April
1 May - 31 May
1 June - 10 June

Please Advice.

Posted 10-Sep-15 22:18pm

Vinay1337

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OriginalGriff 11-Sep-15 4:25am

This is not a good question - we cannot work out from that little what you are trying to do.
Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind.
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Schatak 11-Sep-15 4:27am

Agree. !

Vinay1337 11-Sep-15 4:28am

Have clearly mentioned the input and expected output what else you need.please tell.

Schatak 11-Sep-15 4:28am

What you have tried? Did you try to google it? i tired, and find so many examples. pick any of then try and if you stuck please post here.
Thanks

Vinay1337 11-Sep-15 4:43am

can you provide me some links it would be helpful

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Solution 1

With a loop between startDate.Month and endDate.Month you should be able to produce the solution.

Posted 10-Sep-15 23:02pm

CPallini

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/\jmot 12-Sep-15 11:35am

this should be a comment, or you really need to update your answer with with little bit description.

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Schatak · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-11T00:20:00

i think this is what you are expecting as output:
Following query can be more simplyfy, you can do it with two date variables as well.

SQL

declare @StrtDt     smalldatetime
declare @EndDt      smalldatetime
DECLARE @WkStartDt  smalldatetime
DECLARE @WkEndDt    smalldatetime

DECLARE @Output TABLE (StartDate datetime, Enddate datetime )

set @EndDt =  '2015-06-10'
SET @WkStartDt = '2015-04-15'
WHILE @WkStartDt <= @EndDt
BEGIN
    SET @WkEndDt = dateadd(day, 0 - day(dateadd(month, 1 , @WkStartDt)), dateadd(month, 1 , @WkStartDt))

    INSERT INTO @Output(startdate,enddate)
        VALUES ( @WkStartDt, @WkEndDt)

    SET @WkStartDt = DATEADD(day, 1, @WkEndDt)
End
select   * from @Output

i hope this will help you
Thanks