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Old 02-27-2013
How to get the missing date and day in a table?

Hi Am using unix Aix Ksh
Have Created table called vv
and i have inserted two date

Code:
Select * from vv;
 
Output :-
 
New_date
21/02/2013
24/02/2013

I have tried Using One query but Unsuccessful so far..

Code:
 
SELECT l.new_date + '1 day' as miss
from vv as l
left outer join vv as r
on l.new_date + '1 day' = r.new_date
where r.new_date is null

When i tried running the above query am getting the output as
Code:
miss
 
22/02/2013
25/02/2013

i need the results as
Code:
miss
22/02/2013 , fri
23/02/2013.  sat
24/02/2013 , sun
 
 
or atleast
fri
sat
sun


Can anyone help me pls ....
 

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