PostgreSQL日期差异

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问题描述

我有一个PostgreSQL函数来计算日期差异：

  > 
 
 
  SELECT（startDate  -  endDate）INTO diffDatePart; 
  
或者更简单的ppgsql分配：
  diffDatePart：=（startDate  -  endDate）; 
  
  
  
 
 
简单查询
 
 
 您可以使用一个简单的查询来解决简单的任务 - 使用一个子查询：
  SELECT（SELECT evt_start_date 
 FROM events 
 WHERE evt_id = 6）
  -  evt_start_date AS date_diff 
 FROM events 
 WHERE evt_id = 5; 
  
或者您可以 CROSS JOIN 基表到自己（每个实例1行，所以没关系）：
  SELECT e.evt_start_date  -  s.evt_start_date AS date_diff 
 FROM events e 
，事件s 
 WHERE e.evt_id = 6 
 AND s.evt_id = 5; 
  
 
 
 
 SQL函数
 
 
 如果您坚持一个功能的目的，使用一个简单的sql函数：$ / $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ b b b b b b b b b TION TION TION TION TION TION TION TION TION TION b b）） $ b RETURNS int LANGUAGE sql AS 
 $ func $ 
 SELECT e.evt_start_date  -  s.evt_start_date 
 FROM events s，events e 
 WHERE s.evt_id = $ 1 
 AND e.evt_id = $ 2 
 $ func $;

致电：

 code> SELECT f_date_diff（5，6）;

PL / pgSQL函数

如果你坚持使用plpgsql ...

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION f_date_diff（_start_id int，_end_id int）
 RETURNS int LANGUAGE plpgsql AS 
 $ func $ 
 BEGIN 
 
返回（SELECT evt_start_date 
  - （SELECT evt_start_date FROM events WHERE evt_id = _start_id）
 FROM events WHERE evt_id = _end_id ）; 
 END 
 $ func $;

相同的电话。

I have a PostgreSQL function which calculates date difference:

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION testDateDiff () RETURNS int AS $BODY$
DECLARE startDate TIMESTAMP;
DECLARE endDate TIMESTAMP;
DECLARE diffDatePart int ;
BEGIN
Select evt_start_date From events Where evt_id = 5 INTO startDate ;
Select evt_start_date From events Where evt_id = 6 INTO  endDate ;
SELECT EXTRACT(day FROM TIMESTAMP startDate - endDate) INTO diffDatePart;
RETURN diffDatePart;
END;
$BODY$
LANGUAGE plpgsql 
COST 100

If dates are subtracted directly then difference is calculated. But in my case dates are present in variables as startDate and endDate, which causes the problem.

How can I subtract dates contained in variables?

解决方案

Debug

What your function is doing could be done much simpler. The actual cause for the syntax error is here:

SELECT EXTRACT(day FROM TIMESTAMP startDate - endDate) INTO diffDatePart;

It looks like you are trying to cast startDate to timestamp, which is nonsense to begin with, because your parameter startDate is declared as timestamp already.

It also does not work. I quote the manual here:

It would work like this:

SELECT EXTRACT(day FROM startDate - endDate)::int INTO diffDatePart;

But that still wouldn't make a lot of sense. You are talking about "dates", but still define your parameters as timestamp. You could sanitize what you have like this:

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION f_date_diff()
  RETURNS int AS
$BODY$
DECLARE
    start_date date;
    end_date   date;
    date_diff  int;
BEGIN
SELECT evt_start_date FROM events WHERE evt_id = 5 INTO start_date;
SELECT evt_start_date FROM events WHERE evt_id = 6 INTO end_date;
date_diff := (endDate - startDate);
RETURN date_diff;
END
$BODY$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;

DECLARE only needed once.
date columns declared as proper type date.
Don't use mixed case identifiers, unless you know exactly what you are doing.
Subtract the start from the end to get a positive number or apply the absolute value operator @.
Since subtracting dates (as opposed to subtracting timestamps, which yields an interval) already yields integer, simplify to:
```
SELECT (startDate - endDate) INTO diffDatePart;
```
Or even simpler as plpgsql assignment:
```
diffDatePart := (startDate - endDate);
```

Simple query

You can solve the simple task with a simple query - using a subquery:

SELECT (SELECT evt_start_date
        FROM   events
        WHERE  evt_id = 6) 
      - evt_start_date AS date_diff
FROM   events
WHERE  evt_id = 5;

Or you could CROSS JOIN the base table to itself (1 row from each instance, so that's ok):

SELECT e.evt_start_date - s.evt_start_date AS date_diff
FROM   events e
      ,events s
WHERE  e.evt_id = 6
AND    s.evt_id = 5;

SQL function

If you insist on a function for the purpose, use a simple sql function:

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION f_date_diff(_start_id int, _end_id int)
  RETURNS int LANGUAGE sql AS
$func$
SELECT e.evt_start_date - s.evt_start_date
FROM   events s, events e
WHERE  s.evt_id = $1
AND    e.evt_id = $2
$func$;

Call:

SELECT  f_date_diff(5, 6);

PL/pgSQL function

If you insist on plpgsql ...

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION f_date_diff(_start_id int, _end_id int)
  RETURNS int LANGUAGE plpgsql AS
$func$
BEGIN

RETURN (SELECT evt_start_date 
             - (SELECT evt_start_date FROM events WHERE evt_id = _start_id)
        FROM   events WHERE evt_id = _end_id);
END
$func$;

Same call.

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