Detect consecutive dates ranges using SQL

Question

I want to fill the calendar object which requires start and end date information. I have one column which contains a sequence of dates. Some of the dates are consecutive (ha

Answer 1

SELECT InfoDate ,
    CASE
      WHEN TRUNC(InfoDate - 1) = TRUNC(lag(InfoDate,1,InfoDate) over (order by InfoDate))
      THEN NULL
      ELSE InfoDate
    END STARTDATE,
    CASE
      WHEN TRUNC(InfoDate + 1) = TRUNC(lead(InfoDate,1,InfoDate) over (order by InfoDate))
      THEN NULL
      ELSE InfoDate
    END ENDDATE
  FROM TABLE;

Answer 2

No joins or recursive CTEs needed. The standard gaps-and-island solution is to group by (value minus row_number), since that is invariant within a consecutive sequence. The start and end dates are just the MIN() and MAX() of the group.

WITH t AS (
  SELECT InfoDate d,ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY InfoDate) i
  FROM @d
  GROUP BY InfoDate
)
SELECT MIN(d),MAX(d)
FROM t
GROUP BY DATEDIFF(day,i,d)

Answer 3

I have inserted these values into a table called #consec and then perforemed the following:

select t1.*
,t2.infodate as binfod
into #temp1
from #consec t1
left join #consec t2 on dateadd(DAY,1,t1.infodate)=t2.infodate

select t1.*
,t2.infodate as binfod
into #temp2
from #consec t1
left join #consec t2 on dateadd(DAY,1,t2.infodate)=t1.infodate
;with cte as(
select infodate,  ROW_NUMBER() over(order by infodate asc) as seq from #temp1
where binfod is null
),
cte2 as(
select infodate, ROW_NUMBER() over(order by infodate asc) as seq from #temp2
where binfod is null
)

select t2.infodate as [start_date]
,t1.infodate as [end_date] from cte t1
left join cte2 t2 on t1.seq=t2.seq 

As long as your date periods are not overlapping, that should do the job for you.

Answer 4

You can do like this and here is the sqlfiddle

select
  min(ndate) as start_date,
  max(ndate) as end_date
from
(select
  ndate,
  dateadd(day, -row_number() over (order by ndate), ndate) as rnk
 from dates
 ) t
 group by
   rnk

Answer 5

Here you go..

;WITH CTEDATES
AS
(
    SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY Infodate asc ) AS ROWNUMBER,infodate FROM YourTableName  

),
 CTEDATES1
AS
(
   SELECT ROWNUMBER, infodate, 1 as groupid FROM CTEDATES WHERE ROWNUMBER=1
   UNION ALL
   SELECT a.ROWNUMBER, a.infodate,case datediff(d, b.infodate,a.infodate) when 1 then b.groupid else b.groupid+1 end as gap FROM CTEDATES A INNER JOIN CTEDATES1 B ON A.ROWNUMBER-1 = B.ROWNUMBER
)

select min(mydate) as startdate, max(infodate) as enddate from CTEDATES1 group by groupid

please don't forget to mark it as answer, if this answers your question.

Answer 6

Here it is my sample with test data:

--required output
-- 01 - 03
-- 08 - 09
-- 12 - 14

DECLARE @maxRN int;
WITH #tmp AS (
                SELECT CAST('2013-01-01' AS date) DT
    UNION ALL   SELECT CAST('2013-01-02' AS date)
    UNION ALL   SELECT CAST('2013-01-03' AS date)
    UNION ALL   SELECT CAST('2013-01-05' AS date)
    UNION ALL   SELECT CAST('2013-01-08' AS date)
    UNION ALL   SELECT CAST('2013-01-09' AS date)
    UNION ALL   SELECT CAST('2013-01-12' AS date)
    UNION ALL   SELECT CAST('2013-01-13' AS date)
    UNION ALL   SELECT CAST('2013-01-14' AS date)
),
#numbered AS (
    SELECT 0 RN, CAST('1900-01-01' AS date) DT
    UNION ALL
    SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY DT) RN, DT
    FROM #tmp
)

SELECT * INTO #tmpTable FROM #numbered;
SELECT @maxRN = MAX(RN) FROM #tmpTable;

INSERT INTO #tmpTable
SELECT @maxRN + 1, CAST('2100-01-01' AS date);

WITH #paired AS (
    SELECT 
    ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY TStart.DT) RN, TStart.DT DTS, TEnd.DT DTE
    FROM #tmpTable TStart
    INNER JOIN #tmpTable TEnd 
    ON TStart.RN = TEnd.RN - 1
    AND DATEDIFF(dd,TStart.DT,TEnd.DT) > 1  
)

SELECT TS.DTE, TE.DTs 
FROM #paired TS
INNER JOIN #paired TE ON TS.RN = TE.RN -1
AND TS.DTE <> TE.DTs -- you could remove this filter if you want to have start and end on the same date

DROP TABLE #tmpTable

Replace #tmp data with your actual table.