I have a fairly simple query; it looks as such:
SELECT
order_date,
pickup_date,
DATE_DIFF(pickup_date,order_date, day) order_to_pickup
FROM
`orders.table`
The only is issue is, I need to be calculating the date difference in BUSINESS days, not all days.
So instead of the above query returning:
+------------+-------------+-----------------+
| order_date | pickup_date | order_to_pickup |
+------------+-------------+-----------------+
| 3/29/19 | 4/3/19 | 5 |
| 3/29/19 | 4/2/19 | 4 |
+------------+-------------+-----------------+
I want it to return:
+------------+-------------+-----------------+
| order_date | pickup_date | order_to_pickup |
+------------+-------------+-----------------+
| 3/29/19 | 4/3/19 | 2 |
| 3/29/19 | 4/2/19 | 3 |
+------------+-------------+-----------------+
This should be the simplified, non-bruteforce solution that @Elliott Brossard was mentioning:
select
order_date,
pickup_date,
case
when date_diff(pickup_date, order_date, week) > 0
then date_diff(pickup_date, order_date, day) - (date_diff(pickup_date, order_date, week) * 2)
else
date_diff(pickup_date, order_date, day)
end
from `orders.table`