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Loop over a date range in SQL Server
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declare @StartDate date | |
declare @EndDate date | |
declare @OverallEndDate date | |
declare @PrintStart varchar(10) | |
declare @PrintEnd varchar(10) | |
-- Set the start date and overall end date | |
-- Set the end date to 7 days after the start date | |
set @OverallEndDate = '2018-12-31' | |
set @StartDate = '2018-01-01' | |
set @EndDate = dateadd( dd,7 ,@startDate) | |
-- Loop while the start date is less than the overall end date | |
while(@OverallEndDate > @StartDate) | |
begin | |
-- Print the working weeks | |
set @PrintStart = CONVERT( varchar(10),@StartDate, 120) | |
set @PrintEnd = CONVERT( varchar(10),@EndDate, 120) | |
raiserror('Working on %s to %s' ,10, 1,@PrintStart ,@PrintEnd) | |
-- Do something here | |
-- select [SalesOrderID] | |
-- from [Sales].[SalesOrderHeader] | |
-- where [OrderDate] >= @StartDate | |
-- and [OrderDate] < @EndDate | |
-- Increment the weeks | |
set @StartDate = @EndDate | |
set @EndDate = dateadd( dd,7 ,@startDate) | |
end | |
raiserror('Finished!' ,10, 1) |
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