I have two tables, both with start time and end time fields. I need to find, for each row in the first table, all of the rows in the second table where the time intervals in
It's sound very complicated until you start working from reverse. Below I illustrated ONLY GOOD CASES (no overlaps)! defined by those 2 simple conditions, we have no overlap ranges if condA OR condB is TRUE, so we going to reverse those: NOT condA AND NOT CondB, in our case I just reversed signs (> became <=)
/*
|--------| A \___ CondA: b.ddStart > a.ddEnd
|=========| B / \____ CondB: a.ddS > b.ddE
|+++++++++| A /
*/
--DROP TABLE ran
create table ran ( mem_nbr int, ID int, ddS date, ddE date)
insert ran values
(100, 1, '2012-1-1','2012-12-30'), ----\ ovl
(100, 11, '2012-12-12','2012-12-24'), ----/
(100, 2, '2012-12-31','2014-1-1'),
(100, 3, '2014-5-1','2014-12-14') ,
(220, 1, '2015-5-5','2015-12-14') , ---\ovl
(220, 22, '2014-4-1','2015-5-25') , ---/
(220, 3, '2016-6-1','2016-12-16')
select DISTINCT a.mem_nbr , a.* , '-' [ ], b.dds, b.dde, b.id
FROM ran a
join ran b on a.mem_nbr = b.mem_nbr -- match by mem#
AND a.ID <> b.ID -- itself
AND b.ddS <= a.ddE -- NOT b.ddS > a.ddE
AND a.ddS <= b.ddE -- NOT a.ddS > b.ddE