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Hi Jamie,
Thank you for reply. I will try giving a CASE Statement a try. Dave Y -----Original Message----- "Dave Y" wrote ... script that I run returns the previous days information from the DB using a SYSDATE -1 statement. As it stands now, I manually edit the SQL script to bring back the information from Saturday. I don't have Oracle to check how its proprietary functions work but could you perhaps test for Monday using: to_char(sysdate,'DDD') in a CASE (or equivalent) statement? Jamie. -- . |
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