date issues in t-sql

Miiimy7 41 Reputation points
2021-03-29T14:16:59.89+00:00

Hello,
I can't find the relation between those 2 columns, can you guys help me?

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  1. Viorel 89,396 Reputation points
    2021-03-29T18:01:16.717+00:00

    It seems possible to identify an approximate relation between date and SecondValueA. Check an example: 

    declare @date as datetime2 = cast('2021-03-29 14:12:37.163' as datetime2)
declare @secondValueA bigint

declare @x1 datetime2 = cast('2021-03-29 14:10:07.159' as datetime2)
declare @x2 datetime2 = cast('2021-03-29 14:15:37.162' as datetime2)
declare @y1 bigint = cast(-232845330 as bigint)
declare @y2 bigint = cast(-1227785454 as bigint) + cast(0x100000000 as bigint)

set @secondValueA = @y1 + (@y2 - @y1) * datediff_big(mcs, @x1, @date) / datediff_big(mcs, @x1, @x2)
if @secondValueA > 0x7FFFFFFF set @secondValueA -= cast(0x100000000 as bigint)

select @date as [date], @secondValueA as SecondValueA

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  1. EchoLiu-MSFT 14,501 Reputation points
    2021-03-30T06:26:20.04+00:00

    Hi @Miiimy7 ,

    Every 30 seconds SecondvalueA increases by about 299930364： 

        select 67219244-(-2328453330)  
    select 367172064-67219244  
    select 667144628-367172064  
    select 967261916-667144628  
    select 1267192280-967261916

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    I'm not sure if the relationship between the two columns you are looking for is a direct link between the data between the two columns.

    Regards
    Echo

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