how to write stored procedure to update attendance of an employee using sql

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I am using MS SQL SERVER2008R2
I want to update status AS 'P','A','HL'

SPC:

SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO

CREATE PROCEDURE SP_DIFF(@FromDate datetime,@ToDate datetime)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;

DECLARE
@In_Punch datetime,
@Out_Punch datetime
--@PDate datetime

SELECT CASE WHEN CAST(@In_Punch AS TIME,@Out_Punch AS TIME ) BETWEEN CAST ('08:00' AS TIME)
AND CAST('16:00' AS TIME) THEN 'P'
WHEN CAST(@Out_Punch AS TIME ) BETWEEN CAST ('16:00' AS TIME)
AND CAST('17:30' AS TIME) THEN 'P'
--WHEN CAST(@In_Punch AS TIME ) BETWEEN CAST ('08:00' AS TIME)
--AND CAST('09:30' AS TIME) THEN 'P'
WHEN CAST(@In_Punch AS TIME,@Out_Punch AS TIME ) BETWEEN CAST ('09:31' AS TIME)
AND CAST('15:59' AS TIME) THEN 'HL'
ELSE 'A'
--SELECT *FROM MASTERPROCESSDAILYDATA where PDate > '02-1-13' AND PDate <= '02-28-13'

END
END
GO

Can anyone help me how to write SPC

I want output as follows

OUTPUT:

@PDate @In_Punch @Out_Punch Status

Consider for any month Between 08:00 AM to 09:30AM Between 04:00 PM to 05:30 PM P
@In_Punch > 09:30 AM @Out_Punch <=03:59 PM HL
@In_Punch = NULL @ Out _Punch = NULL A

Posted 30-Dec-13 17:55pm

Karthik Achari

Updated 30-Dec-13 18:15pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-12-30T18:34:00

You seem to be asking us to do all your work, one step at a time. Why is that ? Why have you not taken my previous advice on making this more efficient and readable ?

Your question makes no sense. You give us a select statement ( which we wrote ) and tell us you want to update. What do you want to update based on ? What have you done about it ?

Based on your question, I think you just want

insert into xxxx ( where xxxx is your table name )

or

update xxx set yyy = ( where xxx is your table name and yyy is your column )

followed by the SQL you posted, which returns the values you want to insert.

Of course you'd need to insert the other values you need to pass through, but your question is just too vague to give more information, right now.