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I have a member database.
field: familyname, firstname, middlename, paymentDate, validity(months).
SQL
DECLARE @Currendate as date
DECLARE @ACTIVEDATE AS DATE
DECLARE @INACTIVEDATE AS DATE
SET @Currendate= GETDATE()
SET @INACTIVEDATE = DATEADD(MONTH, -24, @Currendate)
SET @ACTIVEDATE = DATEADD(DAY, +1, @INACTIVEDATE)

for active
SQL
SELECT COUNT (*) AS TOTAL
from Member
WHERE DATEADD(MONTH, +validity ,paymentDate) >= @ACTIVEDATE

for inactive
SQL
SELECT COUNT (*) AS TOTAL
from Member
WHERE DATEADD(MONTH, +validity,paymentDate) <= @INACTIVEDATE

i want to add this condition:
if validity >= 24 then validity =24
if validity <= 12 then validity = 12
if validity between 12 and 24 then validity = validity(ex: validity=18)
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Updated 12-May-15 22:11pm
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-May-15 23:36pm    
And..?
—SA
Member 11685941 12-May-15 23:44pm    
i'm having problem with my query. i dont how to add the condition. need to count the active and inactive members.
King Fisher 13-May-15 2:24am    
not clear.
Member 11685941 13-May-15 2:40am    
i want to count the active and inactive member. base on the current date.

activedate is -24months on the current date. active member whos paymentdate+validity(months) must be greater than or equal to active date.

i want to add this condition: validity(months)
if validity >= 24 then validity =24
if validity <= 12 then validity = 12
if validity between 12 and 24 then validity = validity(ex: validity=18)

hope this make it clear.

please help me guys. thanks for all the response.
King Fisher 13-May-15 3:05am    
Post your table Script with some dummy records to understand what are you trying to do,that may be better to understand .

1 solution

I hope, i understand you well...
SQL
--active
SELECT COUNT (*) AS TOTAL
FROM Member
WHERE DATDIFF(MONTH, GETDATE(), paymentDate) <= 12 
--inactive
SELECT COUNT (*) AS TOTAL
FROM Member
WHERE DATDIFF(MONTH, GETDATE(), paymentDate) >= 24 


For further information, please see: DATEDIFF (SQL)[^]
 
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