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Awkward SQL selection on exchange rate

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MCubitt

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We have a table which holds exchange rates for various currencies:
Code: 
SQL> desc currency_rate_tab
 Name                                      Null?    Type
 ----------------------------------------- -------- -----------------
 COMPANY                                   NOT NULL VARCHAR2(20)
 VALID_FROM                                NOT NULL DATE
 CURRENCY_TYPE                             NOT NULL VARCHAR2(10)
 CURRENCY_CODE                             NOT NULL VARCHAR2(3)
 CURRENCY_RATE                                      NUMBER
 ROWVERSION                                NOT NULL DATE
 CONV_FACTOR                               NOT NULL NUMBER
 REF_CURRENCY_CODE                         NOT NULL VARCHAR2(3)

If I were retrieving all rates for a currency I would use:
Code: 
select currency_rate from currency_rate_tab cr where
cr.COMPANY=&COMP and
cr.CURRENCY_CODE=&CURR and
cr.CURRENCY_TYPE='1'

However, I want to find the rate at a particular date.

EG.
VALID_FROM RATE
2005-01-01 10
2005-02-01 10.5
2005-03-01 9.8
2005-04-01 10.1

If the requested date were 2005-02-19 the rate should be 10.5
If the requested date were 2005-02-01 the rate should be 10.5
If the requested date were 2005-03-01 the rate should be 9.8
If the requested date were 2005-04-02 the rate should be 10.1
If the requested date were 2006-02-22 the rate should be 10.1


Anhy ideas if this can be done in a single SQL statement, please?

thanks





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...but you should not assume ALL valid_from dates are monthly. The table could be:

VALID_FROM RATE
2005-01-05 10
2005-01-19 10.5
2005-02-03 9.8
2005-02-22 10.1
2005-02-28 10.2
2005-03-06 9.9



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Code: 
select currency_rate 
from currency_rate_tab cr where
cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM
= 
 (select cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE,  min(cr1.VALID_FROM)
 from from currency_rate_tab cr1 where
 cr1.COMPANY=&COMP and
 cr1.CURRENCY_CODE=&CURR and
 cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE='1' and 
 cr1.VALID_FROM >= &DT
 group by r.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE)

This query should work correctly if you have no overlapped rates and if you don't ask about dates before the first entry. Don't forget about quotes in parameters.

Regards, Dima
 
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Dima,

Thank you very much for that, I am amazed it is possible!

I will try to implement..


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A few errors but stuck on this one:
1 select currency_rate
2 from currency_rate_tab cr where
3 cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM
4 =
5 (select cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE, min(cr1.VALID_FROM)
6 from currency_rate_tab cr1 where
7 cr1.COMPANY='OKM' and
8 cr1.CURRENCY_CODE='AUD' and
9 cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE='1' and
10 cr1.VALID_FROM >= '01/01/2004'
11* group by (cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE)
SQL> /
cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM
*
ERROR at line 3:
ORA-00920: invalid relational operator


Any ideas?


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Yes, that looks more right, but still fails:

1 select currency_rate
2 from currency_rate_tab cr where
3 cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM
4 in
5 (select cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE, min(cr1.VALID_FROM)
6 from currency_rate_tab cr1 where
7 cr1.COMPANY='OKM' and
8 cr1.CURRENCY_CODE='AUD' and
9 cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE='1' and
10 cr1.VALID_FROM >= '01/01/2004'
11* group by (cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE)
SQL>
SQL> /
cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM
*
ERROR at line 3:
ORA-00920: invalid relational operator




Applications Support
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it seems there is a pair of brackets missing:
... where
(cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM)
in ...
 
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Thank you very much.. I had used brackets when it was = but not when it was IN.

Thank you


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Almost!!!

1 select currency_rate
2 from currency_rate_tab cr where
3 (cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM)
4 in
5 (select cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE, min(cr1.VALID_FROM)
6 from currency_rate_tab cr1 where
7 cr1.COMPANY='OKM' and
8 cr1.CURRENCY_CODE='AUD' and
9 cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE='1' and
10 cr1.VALID_FROM >= '01/01/2004'
11* group by (cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE)
SQL> /
group by (cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE)
*
ERROR at line 11:
ORA-00920: invalid relational operator

thanks


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Hi the group by is being performed on the sub query and therefore should be defined as:
group by cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE);
Note that there is no parenthesis at the start, the close parenthesis is to close off the sub query.

HTH
Jim

 
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Sorry, I tried that too:


1 select currency_rate
2 from currency_rate_tab cr where
3 (cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM)
4 in
5 (select cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE, min(cr1.VALID_FROM)
6 from currency_rate_tab cr1 where
7 cr1.COMPANY='OKM' and
8 cr1.CURRENCY_CODE='AUD' and
9 cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE='1' and
10 cr1.VALID_FROM >= '01/01/2004'
11* group by cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE
SQL> /
group by cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE
*
ERROR at line 11:
ORA-00920: invalid relational operator




This seems to work:
Code: 
select currency_rate
from currency_rate_tab cr where
(cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM)
 in
 (select cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE,  min(cr1.VALID_FROM)
 from currency_rate_tab cr1 where
 cr1.COMPANY='OKM' and
 cr1.CURRENCY_CODE='AUD' and
 cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE='1' and
 to_char(cr1.VALID_FROM,'YYYY-MM-DD') >= '2004-01-01'
 group by cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE)



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Actually, it does not work!

It should be ...max(cr1.valid_from)... not min.

Also, should be <= not >=

The way it was working was to get the rate AFTER the current.





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So final :
[/code]
select currency_rate
from currency_rate_tab cr where
(cr.COMPANY,cr.CURRENCY_CODE,cr.CURRENCY_TYPE,cr.VALID_FROM)
in
(select cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE, max(cr1.VALID_FROM)
from currency_rate_tab cr1 where
cr1.COMPANY='OKM' and
cr1.CURRENCY_CODE='AUD' and
cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE='1' and
to_char(cr1.VALID_FROM,'YYYY-MM-DD') <= '2004-01-01'
group by cr1.COMPANY,cr1.CURRENCY_CODE,cr1.CURRENCY_TYPE)
[/code]

Thanks all for accumulated assistance.


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