DATEDIFF is a little bit like your favorite pair of socks; you’ll usually find the first one easily and feel like the day is going to be great. But for some reason, the matching sock requires a little digging in the drawer. DATEDIFF is this pair of socks—you’ll inevitably find your...
If you have a large difference between your startdate and enddate values, you can use the DATEDIFF_BIG function instead of the T-SQL datediff function. Convert Function The T-SQL convert function can convert values from one datatype into another. For example, you might use the T-SQL conver...
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When the time part is in PM, the conversion to INT, converts it to next day. The below screenshot will explain it more precisely Handling DateTime in SQL SERVER is very tricky especially when you are some processing like conversion, finding datediff etc. The only option we have is to tes...
-- What SQL Statements Are Currently Running?SELECTstart_time,'Duration(secs)'=datediff(ss,start_time,getdate()),[Spid]=session_Id,ecid,[Database]=DB_NAME(sp.dbid),[User]=nt_username,[Status]=er.status,[Wait]=wait_type,[Individual Query]=SUBSTRING(qt.text,er.statement_start_offset/2,...
2. Find ’Max‘ row as dataset CM; 3. Join CA and CM, calculate columns you need. SELECTCA.RuleID,CA.ActivePeriod Ruleperiod,CONVERT(DATE,CA.ActiveDate)RuleDate_of_Active,CONVERT(DATE,CM.MaxDate)RuleDate_Max,CM.MaxPeriod-CA.ActivePeriod Ruleperiod_Left,DATEDIFF(month,CA.ActiveDate,CM....
I would be happy to know if I could help. Nikolino I know I don't know anything (Socrates) * Kindly Mark and Vote this reply if it helps please, as it will be beneficial to more Community members reading here. if i will do due date formula or as your file it will take too long...
Had you kept the dates in the native Sql server format, you just needed to use the DATEDIFF() function... If you're planning to segregate year, month and days from YYYYMMDD format, you ought to consider leap years as well I suggest you keep the date in a DATETIME feild rather than ...
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and creation_time < DATEADD(dd, DATEDIFF(dd,0,@actiondate) + 1, 0) -- and less than midnight @actiondate + 1 day BenWard SSCertifiable Points: 5903 More actions January 28, 2010 at 2:07 am #1109803 Thanks all. I'll give this a go, if I get any more problems I'll be sure ...