Jason-299789 (1/8/2013)
Final Edit,Dwain, I figured out why yours didnt work you're addind on the Julian day which is 1-365/366
I think you need to add the Week day number something like this
CREATE TABLE #Calendar
([Date] DATETIME PRIMARY KEY
,[Year] INT
,[JulWk] INT
,[WkDNo] INT
,ISO_WK AS (CAST([Year] AS CHAR(4)) + 'W' +
CAST([JulWk] AS VARCHAR(2)) + '-' +
CAST([WkDNo] AS VARCHAR(3)))
)
INSERT INTO #Calendar
SELECT [Date], [Year], [JulWk], [WkDNo]
FROM GenerateCalendar('20120101', 365*2)
SELECT * FROM #Calendar
WHERE ISO_WK LIKE '2012W26-[67]'
Ah-ha! Indeed that does seem to fix it. Thought Joe meant Julian day not week day number.
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