Reputation: 137
Is there a way of getting Oracle SQL to display the week number as a date (say of the Monday of that week)?
Using very basic code I've got:
select
job.job_number,
TO_CHAR(job.actual.start_date, 'IW') as WEEK_ON_SITE
from
job
Which returns:
1234 1
1235 1
1236 2
1237 3
1238 3
What I would like to get to is something like:
1234 wc 1st April
1235 wc 1st April
1236 wc 8th April
1237 wc 15th April
1238 wc 15th April
Is it just a case of adding some extra text to the TO_CHAR statement or is it more substantial than this?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 54
Reputation: 222432
You can truncate the date to week to get the first day of the week:
select
job.job_number,
trunc(job.actual.start_date, 'IW') as week_on_site
from job
Then you can format it as needed:
select
job.job_number,
'wc ' || to_char(trunc(job.actual.start_date, 'IW'), 'd month') as week_on_site
from job
Upvotes: 4