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Oracle® OLAP DML Reference
10g Release 2 (10.2)

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CALENDARWEEK

The CALENDARWEEK option determines whether weeks should be aligned with the actual calendar year.

Note:

You can only use this function with dimensions of type WEEK.

Data type

BOOLEAN

Syntax

CALENDARWEEK = {YES|NO}

Arguments

YES

(Default) Specifies that weeks are aligned with the calendar year. For example, if you have defined a dimension of type WEEK, Oracle OLAP numbers its values so that the first week in the calendar year is week 1, the second week in the calendar year is week 2, and so on. Weeks are aligned with the calendar year regardless of any beginning or ending date specified in the WEEK dimension definition.

NO

Specifies that weeks are not aligned with the calendar year. Instead, weeks are numbered so that they are aligned with the date specified in the dimension definition. For example, if you have defined a dimension of type WEEK with a beginning or ending date, its values are numbered so that the week corresponding to the date in the dimension definition is week 1, the following week is week 2, and so on.

Notes

Fiscal Years

Setting CALENDARWEEK to NO causes weeks to be numbered so that the number 1 is assigned to the week beginning or ending on the date specified in the DEFINE DIMENSION statement. This week is then assigned to a fiscal year, which is the calendar year of the first January 1 on or after the week's starting date. For example, if you define a dimension of type WEEK with a starting date of 02Jan1996 (or, equivalently, an ending date of 08Jan1996), the week starting 02Jan1996 will be considered week 1 of fiscal year 1997. If, by contrast, you had given the dimension a starting date between 02Jan1995 and 01Jan1996, then the week starting on that date would be week 1 of fiscal year 1996.

Examples

Example 10-35 Aligning Weeks with the Calendar Year

The following statements define a dimension of type WEEK, define its ending date, add values to the dimension, and produce a report.

DEFINE week dimension WEEK ENDING '18Jan97'
MAINTAIN week ADD '21Dec96' '25Jan97'
REPORT W 22 CONVERT(week DATE)

These statements produce the following output.

WEEK             CONVERT(WEEK DATE)
-------------- --------------------
w51.96         21Dec96
w52.96         28Dec96
w1.97          04Jan97
w2.97          11Jan97
w3.97          18Jan97
w4.97          25Jan97

Example 10-36 Aligning Weeks with a Specified Ending Date

The following statements set the CALENDARWEEK option to NO, which aligns the weeks with the ending date that is specified in the definition of the week dimension in "Aligning Weeks with the Calendar Year".

CALENDARWEEK = NO
REPORT W 22 CONVERT(week date)

These statements produce the following output.

WEEK             CONVERT(WEEK DATE)
-------------- --------------------
w50.97         21Dec96
w51.97         28Dec96
w52.97         04Jan97
w53.97         11Jan97
w1.98          18Jan97
w2.98          25Jan97