Greetings
I am trying to get query results that would show elapsed time in business days. I have been so far unsuccessful in getting the elapsed days at all.
An appraiser's clock starts ticking when an order is entered in the system (order_create_date). The clock stops for the appraiser when an order is completed (order_complete_date) and the turn-around time to the client is (order_report_sent_date).
I attempted:
<cfquery name="get_client_tat" datasource="#Request.BaseDSN#">
SELECT order_ID, order_create_date,
DateDiff("d", order_create_date, order_report_sent_date) AS client_tat
FROM main_orders
WHERE order_ID = #list_orders_all.order_ID#
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="get_appraiser_tat" datasource="#Request.BaseDSN#">
SELECT order_ID, order_create_date,
DateDiff("d", order_create_date, order_complete_date) AS appraiser_tat
FROM main_orders
WHERE order_ID = #list_orders_all.order_ID#
</cfquery>
I simply get null results in
<cfloop query="list_orders_all">
#get_appraiser_tat.appraiser_tat# ,
#get_client_tat.client_tat#</cfloop>
Would it be better to <cfset get_appraiser_tat = #DateDiff('d', DateA, DateB)#> etc. or in the SQL statement, and how would one count business days only?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Norman
