WEEKOFYEAR
WEEKOFYEAR is an SQL function that returns the week number for a given date. The weeks start from Sunday and the range of return value is from 0 to 53.
WEEKOFYEAR(date)
- date: This parameter refers to the date value from which the week of the year is to be extracted. The date must be provided in a valid date format recognized by MySQL. WEEKOFYEAR() returns an integer value representing the week number of the provided date value within its respective year; this ranges from 0 to 53.
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The WEEKOFYEAR()
function in MySQL returns the week number for a given date. The week number ranges from 0 to 53. In the example, the week number of ‘2021-12-26’ is 52.
WEEKOFYEAR(date)
- date: This parameter is a date expression from which the SQL Server will extract the week of the year. The value must be a date or a timestamp data type, and it determines the specific week within a year that the function will return.
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The DATEPART
function with the wk
argument is used to get the week of the year for a specific date. In the given example, the function returns the week number 38
for the date 2022-09-18
.
WEEK_OF_YEAR(date)
- date: This parameter represents the date for which the week of the year is to be found. It takes a DATE or TIMESTAMP value and calculates the week number according to the Oracle’s default date format. The date should be a valid Oracle’s date or timestamp. The function returns an integer that indicates the week of the year (1-53) where the date argument falls.
Oracle doesn’t have a WEEKOFYEAR
function like SQL Server or MySQL. However, you can extract the week of the year from a date by using the TO_CHAR
function with the IW
format model. Here’s an example:
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Explanation
In the example, we convert a string to a date using the TO_DATE
function, then extract the week of the year with the TO_CHAR
function and the IW
format model. The result, 07
, indicates that the date ‘15-02-2021’ falls in the 7th week of the year.