How to get the year period as per the currentdate(getdate()) depend upon joining date.

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Hi,

How to get the Year Period as per the currentDate(GetDate()) depend upon Joining Date.

For Example.

Emp_No     Joining Date        As per todaycurrentDate(His One year period End)
 
1                14-Jul-2013                14-Jul-2017
2                14-Jul-2016               14-Jul-2017 
3                01-Feb-2015               01-Feb-2017

How to do the query?

What I have tried:

I use the case but this one will not suite.

CASE WHEN JoinDate < GetDate() THEN dateadd(DAY , 365 , JoinDate) ELSE JoinDate END

Thanks
Basit.

Posted 18-Feb-17 23:04pm

basitsar

Updated 18-Feb-17 23:26pm

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Don't know, what's wrong with your solution except that leap years does'nt have 365 days. If I would write that query it would look like this

SQL

SELECT [Emp_No]
     , [JoinDate]
     , CASE
         WHEN ([JoinDate] < getdate()) THEN DATEADD(YEAR, 1, [JoinDate])
         ELSE [JoinDate]
       END AS [PeriodEnd]
FROM [dbo].[<Tablename>]

Posted 18-Feb-17 23:26pm

NightWizzard

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2017-02-18T23:17:00

Solution 1

Try:

SQL

CASE WHEN JoinDate < GetDate() THEN DATEFROMPARTS(DATEPART(yy, GETDATE()), DATEPART(mm, JoinDate), DATEPART(dd, JoinDate)) ELSE JoinDate END

Posted 18-Feb-17 23:17pm

OriginalGriff

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basitsar 19-Feb-17 9:00am

Many Thanks

OriginalGriff 19-Feb-17 9:02am

You're welcome!