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| Referencing TODAY's date minus 30 days in a WHERE clause? |
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| Posted : 2006-04-19 05:29:02 |
I'm wanting to write some select statements on both InvoiceLine and SalesReceiptLine that returns all records dated WITHIN the past 30 days, relative to whatever TODAY is. I'm very familiar with Microsoft SQL syntax, and would normally say...
WHERE TxnDate >= getdate()-30
How can I reference "30 days ago" using the QODBC driver?
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| Posted : 2006-04-19 08:48:24 |
In QODBC, the function CURDATE() – Returns the current computer system date as a date value.
For example, for Today, April 18, 2006, when the following query :-
SELECT {fn CURDATE()} as Today, ({fn CURDATE()}-30) as "30 Days Ago",
TxnDate, RefNumber, InvoiceLineDesc
FROM invoiceline WHERE TxnDate >= ({fn CURDATE()}-30)
is run in VB Demo the results were:
See: What Time and Date Functions can be used with QODBC? for more. |
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