i have a result set from an existing Oracle View attached with the question. i need to add 2 more columns to this view.
here is the brief business logic for those 2 dates
Service date: this is typically the hire_date, if a person is terminated and rehired within 12 months then its Service date is retained but if a person is rehired after 12 months of termination then its rehire_date is the Service_date
term service date: if a person is rehired after 12 months of termination then its previous hire date is the term service date
i am trying to write a logic something like
case when prev_endofday_status = 'TF' and hire_flag = 1 and hire_code = 'REHIRE' and add_months(term_date, 12) < hire_date then....??
test-data.xlsx
here is the brief business logic for those 2 dates
Service date: this is typically the hire_date, if a person is terminated and rehired within 12 months then its Service date is retained but if a person is rehired after 12 months of termination then its rehire_date is the Service_date
term service date: if a person is rehired after 12 months of termination then its previous hire date is the term service date
i am trying to write a logic something like
case when prev_endofday_status = 'TF' and hire_flag = 1 and hire_code = 'REHIRE' and add_months(term_date, 12) < hire_date then....??
test-data.xlsx
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