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Home 2017 October SQL Puzzle: SQL Advance Query – Find number the first day of Quarter of Year

SQL Puzzle: SQL Advance Query – Find number the first day of Quarter of Year

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Check the below input date and expected output to find the first day of Quarter of year

Input Date Date:

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'2017-09-08'

Expected output:

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QuarterOfDay
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2017-07-01

Solution:

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DECLARE @InputDate DATE = '2017-09-08'
DECLARE @OutputDate DATE
 
SELECT @OutputDate = CAST(YEAR(@InputDate) AS VARCHAR(4)) +
CASE WHEN MONTH(@InputDate) IN (1,2,3) THEN '/01/01'
WHEN MONTH(@InputDate) IN (4,5,6) THEN '/04/01'
WHEN MONTH(@InputDate) IN (7,8,9) THEN '/07/01'
WHEN MONTH(@InputDate) IN (10,11,12) THEN '/10/01'
END
SELECT @OutputDate AS QuarterOfDay

Please try the different solution for this puzzle and share it via comment...

Oct 11, 2017Anvesh Patel
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Comments: 3
  1. Dinesh.IS
    October 12, 2017 at 6:51 am

    Declare @InPutDate DateTime=’2017/09/08′
    ;
    WITH CTE
    (Monthid,QuaterMonth)
    As
    (Select 1 As Monthid,0 As Quater
    Union All
    Select Monthid+1,Monthid%3
    From CTE Where Monthid+1<=12),
    N
    As
    (Select Convert(DateTime,Convert(VarChar,Year(@InPutDate))+'/'+Cast(Monthid As VarChar(2))+'/'+Cast('1' As VarChar(2))) As QuaterMonth From CTE Where QuaterMonth=0
    )
    Select Max(QuaterMonth) As QuaterDay From N Where QuaterMonth<=@InPutDate

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  2. Dinesh.IS
    October 12, 2017 at 6:58 am

    –Method-2
    Declare @InPutDate DateTime=’2017/09/08′
    ;
    WITH CTE
    As
    (Select (Convert(DateTime,Convert(VarChar(4),Year(@InputDate))+’/’+Cast(Monthid As VarChar(2))+’/’+Cast(‘1’ As VarChar(4)))) QuaterDay
    From (Select 1 As Monthid
    Union All
    Select 4 As Monthid
    Union All
    Select 7 As Monthid
    Union All
    Select 10 As Monthid) A)
    Select Max(QuaterDay) As QuaterDay From CTE Where QuaterDay<=@InputDate

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  3. Shari
    August 23, 2018 at 5:19 am

    DECLARE @AnyDate DATETIME
    SET @AnyDate =’9 Nov 2018′
    –GETDATE()

    SELECT @AnyDate AS ‘Input Date’,
    DATEADD(q, DATEDIFF(q, 0, @AnyDate), 0)
    AS ‘Quarter Start Date’

    ReplyCancel

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