We need to calculate the difference between two dates excluding weekends. Here we have considered Friday and Saturday as weekends.
We can create a function in database which can be used to do the same job.
CREATE OR REPLACE Function WORKINGDAY( DATE1 IN DATE,DATE2 IN DATE )
RETURN number
IS
workingday number;
BEGIN
select (CASE WHEN (COUNT(ROW_WID)-1)<0 then COUNT(ROW_WID) else COUNT(ROW_WID)-1 end) INTO workingday
from w_day_d where CALENDAR_DATE between DATE1 and DATE2
AND DAY_NAME NOT IN ('Friday','Saturday');
RETURN workingday;
END;
We can call this PL/SQL function in OBIEE report.
EVALUATE('WORKINGDAY(%1,%2)' as double, DATE1,DATE2)
Stay well and enjoy !!
We can create a function in database which can be used to do the same job.
CREATE OR REPLACE Function WORKINGDAY( DATE1 IN DATE,DATE2 IN DATE )
RETURN number
IS
workingday number;
BEGIN
select (CASE WHEN (COUNT(ROW_WID)-1)<0 then COUNT(ROW_WID) else COUNT(ROW_WID)-1 end) INTO workingday
from w_day_d where CALENDAR_DATE between DATE1 and DATE2
AND DAY_NAME NOT IN ('Friday','Saturday');
RETURN workingday;
END;
We can call this PL/SQL function in OBIEE report.
EVALUATE('WORKINGDAY(%1,%2)' as double, DATE1,DATE2)
Stay well and enjoy !!