How to change 6 into 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 in SQL server

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i have a problem that i need to solve
,its about overtime calculation,
the calculation of first hour is different with the second hour,

example : an employee have an overtime calculation about 7 hour,

so the calculation is :
1 *1.5 =1.5
and 6 *2 =12
so he have about 13.5 overtime salary.

What I have tried:

how can i solve this?
i wish someone call help me

Posted 11-May-22 18:54pm

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Updated 11-May-22 19:09pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2022-05-11T19:09:00

Something like this:

SQL

CREATE FUNCTION GetOvertimeHours 
(
@OverHours FLOAT
)
RETURNS FLOAT
AS
BEGIN
	DECLARE @Hours FLOAT
    IF (@OverHours <= 0.0) RETURN 0.0
    IF (@OverHours <= 1.0) RETURN @OverHours * 1.5
    SET @OverHours = @OverHours - 1.0
    SET @Hours = 1.5 + @OverHours * 2.0
    RETURN @Hours
END
GO