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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users To pass one month range in sql script Post 302964798 by gandolf989 on Tuesday 19th of January 2016 10:37:19 AM
Old 01-19-2016
You can try to use getopts where someone
passes in a date and a flag. Such as:

bash:getopts command help
  • -d '01-01-2016' -- one day
  • -w '01-01-2016' -- one week
  • -m '01-01-2016' -- one month
  • -y '01-01-2016' -- one year

You would then make sure that only one of the flags was passed in, and calculate two
dates based on the flag and use those dates as your low and high dates. You can do
that using the date functions in Oracle.
 

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