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SQL Select with DateTime and Int
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14/06/2019 11:23:13
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Visual FoxPro
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Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
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Thread ID:
01669054
Message ID:
01669087
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>>>>>How would I change the above for VFP database? Does VFP have function similar to the SQL Server's DATEADD()?
>>>>>
>>>>>TIA
>>>>
>>>>Dmitry,
>>>>
>>>>You can GOMONTH(somedate, 12 * number of years) to get years advance (or step back).
>>>
>>>Antonio,
>>>
>>>Thank you very much! I didn't know of this function. This should do the job.
>>
>>How do I make an expression that I could use in the Where clause of the SQL Select (using the GOMONTH() approach). I have been trying many ways but still can't get it without an error.
>>
>>Here is one try:
>>
>>cWhereExpr = ['] + DTOS( dToday ) [' >= GOMONTH(PurchDate, Years*12 ) ]
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>>
>>What is wrong with above?
>
>Dmitry, in VFP you must compare a date with a date, or a string with a string.
>
>So, either
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>cWhereExpr = "'" + DTOS( dToday ) "' >= DTOS(GOMONTH(PurchDate, Years*12 ))"
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>(in fact,
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>cWhereExpr = "DTOS( dToday ) >= DTOS(GOMONTH(PurchDate, Years*12 ))"
>
) or
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>cWhereExpr = "dToday >= GOMONTH(PurchDate, Years*12 )"
>
Antonio,
Your top choice (with DTOS()) works perfectly! Thank you!!
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