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functions.sql
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/*
Thhe functions in this scrip[t are required for any user database that is managed by the PartionManagmnent.
*/
USE StackOverflow2010;
-- 1. IntToDatetime: returns datetime
IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.IntToDatetime', 'FN') IS NOT NULL DROP FUNCTION dbo.IntToDatetime;
GO
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[IntToDatetime]
(
@DateID bigint
)
/*
Yaniv Etrogi 20151201
Convert numeric values to datetime
Support cases where the input numeric value is 4, 8 or more figures
*/
RETURNS datetime
AS
BEGIN;
DECLARE @Result datetime;
IF LEN(@DateID) > 8
BEGIN;
SELECT @Result = CAST( CAST( @DateID/1000000 as varchar(4) ) + '-' + CAST( (@DateID/10000)%100 as varchar(2) ) + '-'
+ CAST( (@DateID/100)%100 as varchar(2) ) + ' ' + CAST( @DateID%100 as varchar(2) ) + ':00:00.000' as DATETIME );
END;
IF LEN(@DateID) = 8
BEGIN;
SELECT @DateID = @DateID*100
SELECT @Result = CAST( CAST( @DateID/1000000 as varchar(4) ) + '-' + CAST( (@DateID/10000)%100 as varchar(2) ) + '-'
+ CAST( (@DateID/100)%100 as varchar(2) ) + ' ' + CAST( @DateID%100 as varchar(2) ) + ':00:00.000' as DATETIME );
END;
IF LEN(@DateID) = 6
BEGIN;
SELECT @Result = CAST(CAST( @DateID/100 as varchar(4) ) + '-' + CAST( (@DateID)%100 as varchar(2) ) + '-01 ' + '00:00:00.000' AS datetime);
END;
RETURN @Result;
END;
GO
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- 2. DatetimeToInt: returns int
IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.DatetimeToInt', 'FN') IS NOT NULL DROP FUNCTION dbo.DatetimeToInt;
GO
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.DatetimeToInt
(
@DateVal datetime
,@ReturnLength tinyint
)
/*
Yaniv Etrogi 20151208
Accepts a datetime value and returns a numeric datetime value based on the required length
*/
RETURNS int
AS
BEGIN;
DECLARE @Result int;
IF @ReturnLength = 6
BEGIN;
SELECT @Result = (( YEAR(@DateVal) * 100 + MONTH(@DateVal)) );
END;
IF @ReturnLength = 8
BEGIN;
SELECT @Result = (( YEAR(@DateVal) * 100 + MONTH(@DateVal)) * 100 + DAY(@DateVal))
END;
IF @ReturnLength = 10
BEGIN;
SELECT @Result = (( YEAR(@DateVal) * 100 + MONTH(@DateVal)) * 100 + DAY(@DateVal)) * 100 + datepart(hour,@DateVal);
END;
IF @ReturnLength = 12
BEGIN;
SELECT @Result = CAST ((( YEAR(@DateVal) * 100 + MONTH(@DateVal)) * 100 + DAY(@DateVal)) * 100 + datepart(hour,@DateVal)AS bigint)* 100 + DATEPART(minute,@DateVal);
END;
RETURN @Result;
END;
GO
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/*
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.fn_RemoveChars', 'FN') IS NOT NULL DROP FUNCTION dbo.fn_RemoveChars;
GO
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[fn_RemoveChars](@inputString VARCHAR(8000), @ValidChars VARCHAR(1000))
RETURNS VARCHAR(8000)
AS
BEGIN;
WHILE @inputString like '%[^' + @validChars + ']%'
SELECT @inputString = REPLACE(@inputString,SUBSTRING(@inputString,PATINDEX('%[^' + @validChars + ']%',@inputString),1),'');
RETURN @inputString;
END;
GO
-- returns int
go
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.DatetimeToDateIdInt
(
@DateVal datetime
)
RETURNS int
AS
BEGIN;
DECLARE @Result int;
SELECT @Result = (( YEAR(@DateVal) * 100 + MONTH(@DateVal)) * 100 + DAY(@DateVal)) * 100+ datepart(hour,@DateVal);
RETURN @Result;
END;
GO
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- returns bigint
go
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.DatetimeToDateIdBigint
(
@DateVal datetime
)
RETURNS bigint
AS
BEGIN;
DECLARE @Result bigint;
SELECT @Result = CAST ((( YEAR(@DateVal) * 100 + MONTH(@DateVal)) * 100 + DAY(@DateVal)) * 100+ datepart(hour,@DateVal)AS BIGINT)*100+datepart(minute,@DateVal);
RETURN @Result;
END;
GO
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/