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Code to find weekends in Sybase.
Hi All,
I need a help here, actually i want SQl code which will determine all Saturdays and Sunday in given year (say 2009) and display it's dates. E.g :- 3 ---> Saturday 4 --> Sunday (for 2009) and so on. Thanks in Advance for help. Regards, Arvind. |
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