How to get a date of day in current week

Spunny 326 Reputation points
2024-10-02T17:24:40.53+00:00

Hi,

I have table that stores configurations like

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In my sql code, I need to take currentDateTime and get

  1. current week date for Execution Day which is Wednesday. So, for this week, it will be 10-02-2024.
  2. Get following week wednesday date. Here it will be 10-09-2024
  3. Get CutOffDate for that current week cutoffday (which is Friday). So, for this week it will be 10-04-2024
  4. Then I need to see if currentdatetime (now) is less than cutoffdatetime (10-04-2024 17:00:00) if it is less than, then I should get
                 Following Wednesday as nextexecution date should be following wednesday(10/09/2024)
       ```1. If currentdatetime > cuttoffdatetime (10-04-2024 17:00:00), for example currentdateTime is 10-04-2024 18:30:00) Then nextexecutiondate should be 2 weeks wednesday which is 10-16-2024.
    
    

Our sever is set up default to Sunday as start of the week.

How do I achieve this.

TIA.

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  1. Rodger Kong 365 Reputation points
    2024-10-03T13:25:37.6833333+00:00

    Try this code, it eliminate the impact of the definition of first day of week.

    DECLARE @current_datetime DATETIME
    DECLARE @wd_today INT
    DECLARE @date_thisWed DATE
    DECLARE @date_thisFri DATE
    DECLARE @time_cutoff TIME
    DECLARE @datetime_thiscutoff DATETIME2
    DECLARE @date_nextExec DATE
    SET @time_cutoff = '17:00:00.0000000'  --Cutoff time from your configuration
    SET @current_datetime = GETDATE()   --Current date & time
    SET @wd_today = DATEPART(WEEKDAY, @current_datetime) + (@@DATEFIRST - 1)  
    SET @wd_today = IIF( @wd_today<= 7, @wd_today, @wd_today - 7)   -- Today's week day, Mon. is 1, Tues. is 2...
    SET @date_thisWed = DATEADD(DAY, 3 - @wd_today, @current_datetime)   --Date of this Wed.
    SET @date_thisFri = DATEADD(DAY, 5 - @wd_today, @current_datetime)   --Date of this Fri.
    SET @datetime_thiscutoff = DATETIME2FROMPARTS    --Get cutoff date & time of this week
    	(
    		DATEPART(year, @date_thisFri),
    		DATEPART(month, @date_thisFri),
    		DATEPART(day, @date_thisFri),
    		DATEPART(hour, @time_cutoff),
    		DATEPART(minute, @time_cutoff),
    		DATEPART(second, @time_cutoff),
    		DATEPART(nanosecond, @time_cutoff),
    		7
    	)
    SET @date_nextExec = IIF( @current_datetime <= @datetime_thiscutoff, DATEADD(week, 1 , @date_thisWed), DATEADD(week, 2 , @date_thisWed))  -- Get next execution date
    SELECT @date_nextExec
    
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