For a procedure anyway, something like...
with recursive iterations (iteration, dateGuess) as (
values (1, '2016-08-01')
union all
select iteration + 1, date(dateGuess, '1 years') from iterations
where dateGuess < date('now'))
select dateGuess from iterations order by iteration desc limit 1;
dateGuess
2018-08-01
with recursive iterations (iteration, dateGuess) as (
values (1, '2016-08-01')
union all
select iteration + 1, date(dateGuess, '7 days') from iterations
where dateGuess < date('now'))
select dateGuess from iterations order by iteration desc limit 1;
dateGuess
2017-10-02
-----Original Message-----
From: sqlite-users [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Stephen Chrzanowski
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2017 10:15 AM
To: General Discussion of SQLite Database
Subject: [sqlite] Recurring Dates
Does anyone have any decent functions or procedures that when given a date
and a recurring type that SQLite gives the current or next date?
Take for instance
- using today as the base date, a date of Aug 1, 2016 with a yearly
recurring date, I'd like to get Aug 1, 2018.
- using today as the base date, a date of Aug 1, 2016 with a weekly
recurring date, I'd like to get Sept 2, 2017.
I plan on feeding this function todays date, the target date (Theoretically
a constant), and the recursive type being daily, weekly, monthly and
yearly. (Not interested in the weekend before the 15th of any month, kinda
deal).
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