I have a query that returns expiration dates:
SELECT ci.accountnumber
, ci.accountname
, cvu.ExpirationDate
FROM dbo.clientin
You can do something like this:
e.g. how many units are due to expire in 2012:
SELECT MONTH(cvu.ExpirationDate) AS Mnth, YEAR(cvu.ExpirationDate) AS Yr,
COUNT(*) AS DueToExpire
FROM clientvehicleunit cvu
WHERE cvu.ExpirationDate >= '20120101' AND cvu.ExpirationDate < '20130101'
GROUP BY MONTH(cvu.ExpirationDate), YEAR(cvu.ExpirationDate)
I need to return counts of how many units are due to expire within each month for a 12 month period.
If you mean from the current month forward, then
SELECT
[YYYY.MM] = CONVERT(varchar(7), cvu.ExpirationDate, 102),
CountInMonth = COUNT(*)
FROM dbo.clientinfo ci
JOIN clientvehicleunit cvu ON ci.clientid = cvu.clientid
WHERE cvu.ExpirationDate >= DATEADD(m, DATEDIFF(m,0,getdate()), 0)
AND cvu.ExpirationDate < DATEADD(m, DATEDIFF(m,0,getdate())+12, 0)
GROUP BY CONVERT(varchar(7), cvu.ExpirationDate, 102)
ORDER BY [YYYY.MM]
Note: The period is printed in the form [YYYY.MM], e.g. 2011.01