To find out days gap between two dates excluding business holidays in oracle use following query.
Below written query is the example of it.
This query returns days count between 30-nov-2010 and 12-dec-2010 excluding Sundays
(1 for sunday,2 for monday and so on......)
SELECT count(dt) FROM
(SELECT TO_DATE(StartDate) + level - 1 dt FROM dual CONNECT BY level <=(TO_DATE(EndDate)-TO_DATE(StartDate)))
where to_char (dt,'D')<>1
(SELECT TO_DATE(StartDate) + level - 1 dt FROM dual CONNECT BY level <=(TO_DATE(EndDate)-TO_DATE(StartDate)))
where to_char (dt,'D')<>1
This query returns days count between 30-nov-2010 and 12-dec-2010 excluding Sundays
(1 for sunday,2 for monday and so on......)
SELECT count(dt) FROM
(SELECT TO_DATE('30-nov-2010') + level - 1 dt FROM dual CONNECT BY level <=(TO_DATE('12-Dec-2010')-TO_DATE('30-nov-2010')))
where to_char (dt,'D')<>1
(SELECT TO_DATE('30-nov-2010') + level - 1 dt FROM dual CONNECT BY level <=(TO_DATE('12-Dec-2010')-TO_DATE('30-nov-2010')))
where to_char (dt,'D')<>1
To find out dates between two dates use following query
SELECT to_char(dt,'dd/MM/yyyy') as date FROM
(SELECT TO_DATE(StartDate) + level - 1 dt FROM dual CONNECT BY level <=(TO_DATE(EndDate)-TO_DATE(StartDate)))
where to_char (dt,'D')<>1
(SELECT TO_DATE(StartDate) + level - 1 dt FROM dual CONNECT BY level <=(TO_DATE(EndDate)-TO_DATE(StartDate)))
where to_char (dt,'D')<>1
Happy coding.
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