AdventureWorks DW DimTime Rows Generation

Hi,

Today I wrote a small SP, which generates AdventureWorks DW DimeTime Table Rows.

If you have new Table use the following statement.
Usage: Exec GenerateDates '2004-07-01','2008-12-31'
Above statement Generates Dates between July,
2004 to Dec, 2008

If you want to run on Exising AdventureWorks Table use the following statement.
Usage: Exec GenerateDates '','2009-12-31'
Above statement Generates Dates till Dec, 2008


ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[GenerateDates] @Start_Date DateTime, @End_Date DateTime

AS

DECLARE @Days_To_Insert Integer, @Day_Nbr_of_Week tinyint,

@English_Week_Name nvarchar(10), @Day_Nbr_of_Month tinyint, @Day_Nbr_of_Year smallint,

@Week_Nbr_of_Year tinyint, @English_Month_Name nvarchar(10), @Month_Nbr_of_Year tinyint,

@Calendar_Quarter tinyint, @Calendar_Year char(4), @Calendar_Semester tinyint, @IsValidDate tinyint


BEGIN

Begin Try

SELECT @IsValidDate = IsDate(@End_Date)

If (@IsValidDate = 0)

RAISERROR ('Error: Invalid Date!!', 16, 1);

IF(@Start_Date = '')

BEGIN

SELECT @Start_Date = Max(FullDateAlternateKey) from [dbo].[DimTime]

SET @Start_Date = @Start_Date + 1

END

SELECT @Days_To_Insert = DateDiff(day,@Start_Date,@End_Date)

If (@Days_To_Insert < 0)

RAISERROR ('Warning: Dates has been already Generated!!', 16, 1);

Else

BEGIN

While (@Days_To_Insert > 0)

BEGIN

SELECT @Day_Nbr_of_Week = DATEPART(dw,@Start_Date)

SELECT @English_Week_Name = DATENAME(dw, @Start_Date)

SELECT @Day_Nbr_of_Month = DATEPART(dd, @Start_Date)

SELECT @Day_Nbr_of_Year = DATEPART(dy,@Start_Date)

SELECT @Week_Nbr_of_Year = DATEPART(wk,@Start_Date)

SELECT @English_Month_Name = DATENAME(mm, @Start_Date)

SELECT @Month_Nbr_of_Year = DATEPART(mm,@Start_Date)

IF (@Month_Nbr_of_Year < 7)

SET @Calendar_Semester = 1

ELSE

SET @Calendar_Semester = 2

SELECT @Calendar_Quarter = DATEPART(qq,@Start_Date)

SELECT @Calendar_Year = DATEPART(yy,@Start_Date)

INSERT INTO [dbo].[DimTime]

([FullDateAlternateKey],[DayNumberOfWeek],[EnglishDayNameOfWeek]

,[DayNumberOfMonth],[DayNumberOfYear],[WeekNumberOfYear]

,[EnglishMonthName],[MonthNumberOfYear],[CalendarQuarter],[CalendarYear],[CalendarSemester])

VALUES

(@Start_Date, @Day_Nbr_of_Week, @English_Week_Name, @Day_Nbr_of_Month

,@Day_Nbr_of_Year, @Week_Nbr_of_Year,@English_Month_Name

,@Month_Nbr_of_Year, @Calendar_Quarter, @Calendar_Year, @Calendar_Semester)

SET @Days_To_Insert = @Days_To_Insert - 1

SET @Start_Date = @Start_Date + 1

SET @Day_Nbr_of_Week = 0

SET @English_Week_Name = ''

SET @Day_Nbr_of_Month = 0

SET @Day_Nbr_of_Year = 0

SET @Week_Nbr_of_Year = 0

SET @English_Month_Name = ''

SET @Month_Nbr_of_Year = 0

SET @Calendar_Quarter = 0

SET @Calendar_Year = ''

SET @Calendar_Semester = 0

END

END

End Try

Begin Catch

DECLARE @ErrorMessage NVARCHAR(4000);

DECLARE @ErrorSeverity INT;

DECLARE @ErrorState INT;

SELECT

@ErrorMessage = ERROR_MESSAGE(),

@ErrorSeverity = ERROR_SEVERITY(),

@ErrorState = ERROR_STATE();

RAISERROR (@ErrorMessage, @ErrorSeverity, @ErrorState);

End Catch

END


Comments

Igor Krupitsky said…
You might want to remove the database [Spirit]

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