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| Question on SYSTEM Date and SYSTEM Time |
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| sri |
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| Group | : Members |
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| Posted : 2007-02-17 09:08:18 |
Good Day,
Can we have a Statement like this using QODBC
In Oracle to find the Sysdate: "SELECT SYSDATE FROM DUAL".
Is their any available of getting the Date in this way.
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| Tom |
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| Group | : Administrator |
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| Joined | : 2006-02-17 |
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| Posted : 2007-02-17 10:54:41 |
QODBC and most ODBC drivers use the CURDATE function. This shows SYSTEM Date, SYSTEM Time and how to get to the start of a day and what Table Columns you would use the values with!
SELECT TxnDate, {fn CURDATE()} as "SYSDATE", CustomerRefFullName, TimeCreated, TimeModified,
{fn NOW()} as "SYSTIME", {fn TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_YEAR, 0, {fn CURDATE()})} as STARTOFDAY from Invoice
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