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Marteijn
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Posted - 2011-10-21 : 05:41:14
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Hello,I have a problem in Visual Studio. I have two columns with dates. In last column I want to calculate the difference in days between those dates.Example:SELECT ADRESNUMMER, DD_DOCUMENT, CREATION, CREATION - DD_DOCUMENT AS VERSCHILFROM fact_BAG_Adressen AS aWHERE (MUTATIEREDEN = 34) AND (CREATION >= CONVERT(DATETIME, '2011-04-01 00:00:00', 102)) AND (CREATION - DD_DOCUMENT > 4)ORDER BY ADRESNUMMERResult: 0748200000001220 16-4-2010 0:00:00 12-4-2011 10:27:45 28-12-1900 10:27:45 0748200000001221 16-4-2010 0:00:00 12-4-2011 10:29:26 28-12-1900 10:29:26 0748200000001222 15-3-2011 0:00:00 12-4-2011 10:35:55 29-1-1900 10:35:55The last column (VERSCHIL) needs to be converted to numbers. Problem also with that is the time in the date. If I do this in Excel, the result will be 5 days, but the right result is 4 days.How can I do this in Visual Studio? I tried to do some formatting on the columns and the time is not displayed afterwards but is still present 'underwater'...What I want to see is:0748200000001220 16-4-2010 12-4-2011 4 0748200000001221 16-4-2010 12-4-2011 4 0748200000001222 15-3-2011 12-4-2011 28 (think so ;-))Thank you already!Marteijn |
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RickD
Slow But Sure Yak Herding Master
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Posted - 2011-10-21 : 05:48:33
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select DATEDIFF(dd,'2011-04-16 10:27:45', '2011-04-12 10:27:45')obviously the result will be -4 and not 4.. |
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khtan
In (Som, Ni, Yak)
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Posted - 2011-10-21 : 05:50:28
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add this to the SELECT statementdatediff(day, CREATION, DD_DOCUMENT) KH[spoiler]Time is always against us[/spoiler] |
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Marteijn
Starting Member
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Posted - 2011-10-21 : 06:11:14
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Thank you very much! It works! |
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