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>>Do I understand correctly that DATEDIFF() is a "standard" SQL Function that accepts three parameters? (sorry for so many questions).
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>It's a function in SQL Server. It allows you to look at the difference between any part of 2 dates. So you can get the minutes elapsed between 2 datetimes, or the days elapsed between 2 dates.
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>So this...
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>DATEDIFF( d, '1-1-2014', '1-2-2014')
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>will return the difference between the first date and the second date, in terms of days.
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>again, there are all sorts of values for the first parameter...anything from milliseconds to years and things in between.
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>Never apologize for asking questions. :)
Thank you again, very much. I am in a real jam (on vacation in Europe) and a customer came across this problem. So I need to fix it ASAP, via a weak WiFi and other connecting issues.
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