You have cases where end users need to display the difference between two time stamp date columns in the format HH:MM:SS.
End-users may find it complex to use the TimeStampDiff function to get the desired output.
TimeStampDiff is the out of the box function that returns the total number of specified intervals between two timestamps.
To display the difference between two time stamp date columns in the format HH:MM:SS, use the following syntax:
Cast(TimeStampDiff(SQL_TSI_MINUTE,"Timesheets Measures"."Actual Arrival","Timesheets Measures"."Actual Departure")/(24*60) as VARCHAR(10)) ||'d '|| Cast(Mod(TimeStampDiff(SQL_TSI_MINUTE,"Timesheets Measures"."Actual Arrival","Timesheets Measures"."Actual Departure")/(60), 60) as VARCHAR(10)) ||'h '|| Cast(Mod(TimeStampDiff(SQL_TSI_MINUTE,"Timesheets Measures"."Actual Arrival","Timesheets Measures"."Actual Departure"), 60) as VARCHAR(10))||'m'
An alternative way is to place the function at the database level and use calls to the function from inside OBIEE using the EVALUATE function.
The following is an example on an Oracle database:
1. Create the following function in the Oracle database schema:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION getTimeDiff (dateBegin IN DATE, dateEnd IN DATE)
RETURN VARCHAR2
IS
TimeDiff NUMBER (10, 5) := 0;
displayTimeDiff VARCHAR2 (15) := '';
dayDiff NUMBER (10, 0) := 0;
hourDiff NUMBER (10, 0) := 0;
minDiff NUMBER (10, 0) := 0;
BEGIN
TimeDiff := TO_NUMBER (dateEnd - dateBegin);
dayDiff := TRUNC (TimeDiff);
hourDiff := TRUNC ( (TimeDiff - dayDiff) * 24);
minDiff := TRUNC ( ( ( (TimeDiff - dayDiff) * 24) - hourDiff) * 60);
displayTimeDiff := dayDiff || 'd ' || hourDiff || 'h ' || minDiff|| 'm';
RETURN displayTimeDiff;
END getTimeDiff;
2. In the Answers report, create a new calculation item as follows:
EVALUATE('getTimeDiff(%1,%2)' as CHAR,"Timesheets Measures"."Actual Arrival","Timesheets Measures"."Actual Departure")
End-users may find it complex to use the TimeStampDiff function to get the desired output.
TimeStampDiff is the out of the box function that returns the total number of specified intervals between two timestamps.
To display the difference between two time stamp date columns in the format HH:MM:SS, use the following syntax:
Cast(TimeStampDiff(SQL_TSI_MINUTE,"Timesheets Measures"."Actual Arrival","Timesheets Measures"."Actual Departure")/(24*60) as VARCHAR(10)) ||'d '|| Cast(Mod(TimeStampDiff(SQL_TSI_MINUTE,"Timesheets Measures"."Actual Arrival","Timesheets Measures"."Actual Departure")/(60), 60) as VARCHAR(10)) ||'h '|| Cast(Mod(TimeStampDiff(SQL_TSI_MINUTE,"Timesheets Measures"."Actual Arrival","Timesheets Measures"."Actual Departure"), 60) as VARCHAR(10))||'m'
An alternative way is to place the function at the database level and use calls to the function from inside OBIEE using the EVALUATE function.
The following is an example on an Oracle database:
1. Create the following function in the Oracle database schema:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION getTimeDiff (dateBegin IN DATE, dateEnd IN DATE)
RETURN VARCHAR2
IS
TimeDiff NUMBER (10, 5) := 0;
displayTimeDiff VARCHAR2 (15) := '';
dayDiff NUMBER (10, 0) := 0;
hourDiff NUMBER (10, 0) := 0;
minDiff NUMBER (10, 0) := 0;
BEGIN
TimeDiff := TO_NUMBER (dateEnd - dateBegin);
dayDiff := TRUNC (TimeDiff);
hourDiff := TRUNC ( (TimeDiff - dayDiff) * 24);
minDiff := TRUNC ( ( ( (TimeDiff - dayDiff) * 24) - hourDiff) * 60);
displayTimeDiff := dayDiff || 'd ' || hourDiff || 'h ' || minDiff|| 'm';
RETURN displayTimeDiff;
END getTimeDiff;
2. In the Answers report, create a new calculation item as follows:
EVALUATE('getTimeDiff(%1,%2)' as CHAR,"Timesheets Measures"."Actual Arrival","Timesheets Measures"."Actual Departure")
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ReplyDeleteI am trying to achieve a functionality for a metric which will calculate opportunities as per the below logic. The logic
has to capture no of opportunities created in that particular month and has to end it not when it is ends but until the
day ends in that particular month. For ex : Opportunity start date is 15th Aug and ends at 15th Sept, the metric should take into account from 15th Aug to 31st Aug(16 days) not 15th Aug to 15th Sept(30 days).
the present lofig is:
AVG(TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_DAY, CAST("Opportunity"."Start Date" AS DATE), (CASE WHEN YEAR("Opportunity"."End Date") = 2020 THEN CAST(CURRENT_DATE AS DATE) ELSE CAST("Opportunity"."End Date" AS DATE) END)))
Please help me to resolve this issue ASAP.
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