Den 2019-01-23 kl. 11:53, skrev 'Autoneer' myauton...@gmail.com 

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>

> Good day all

>

> I have a question if you can help me PLEASE.

>

> Using a Firebird SQL query is it possible to count the consecutive 

> number of matching values in different fields? I need to determine the 

> LAST consecutive days a driver has been working.

>

> i.e. my table

>

> *DPID*

>

>       

>

> *WEEKDATE*

>

>       

>

> *DRIVERNR*

>

>       

>

> *DRIVER*

>

>       

>

> *D1*

>

>       

>

> *D2*

>

>       

>

> *D3*

>

>       

>

> *D4*

>

>       

>

> *D5*

>

>       

>

> *D6*

>

>       

>

> *D7*

>

> 83145

>

>       

>

> 12.11.2018

>

>       

>

> 697

>

>       

>

> JOHN SMITH

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>       

>       

>       

>       

>       

>

> 83290

>

>       

>

> 19.11.2018

>

>       

>

> 697

>

>       

>

> JOHN SMITH

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>       

>

> LEAVE

>

>       

>

> LEAVE

>

>       

>

> LEAVE

>

>       

>

> LEAVE

>

>       

>

> LEAVE

>

> 83435

>

>       

>

> 26.11.2018

>

>       

>

> 697

>

>       

>

> JOHN SMITH

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>       

>       

>       

>       

>       

>

> 84160

>

>       

>

> 31.12.2018

>

>       

>

> 697

>

>       

>

> JOHN SMITH

>

>       

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

> 84305

>

>       

>

> 07.01.2019

>

>       

>

> 697

>

>       

>

> JOHN SMITH

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> AWOL

>

>       

>       

>       

>       

>       

>

> 84450

>

>       

>

> 14.01.2019

>

>       

>

> 697

>

>       

>

> JOHN SMITH

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>       

>       

>       

>       

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

> 84595

>

>       

>

> 21.01.2019

>

>       

>

> 697

>

>       

>

> JOHN SMITH

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>

> DRIVING

>

>       

>       

>       

>

>

> Using the data above my result should be 5

>



Recursive query that first selects the last day and then keeps selecting 

the day before, and count, until a non-driving day is found?



Regards,

Kjell





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