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Compare datetime field
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11/25/2002 3:53:41 AM |
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Sachin Pendgaonkar
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Intermediate |
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By 4 Users |
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SQL Server 2000, SQL Server 7.0, SQL Server 6.5 and earlier |
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Compare datetime values in sql with the value entered by the user or you compare with todays date
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/****************************
SELECT colname from receipt where
LEFT( CONVERT(varchar, colname, 120), 10) =LEFT( CONVERT(varchar, getdate(),
120), 10)
******************************/
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 11/25/2002 6:24:44 PM:
Wouldn't
select colname from receipt where convert(varchar, dtval,112) = convert(varchar, getdate(),112)
be easier?
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2/6/2003 5:19:13 AM:
I was looking for the function to put in a date in a field when a trigger inserted a row and your code contained the getdate() function which was what I was after. Thanks
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3/18/2006 6:50:16 AM: Bm
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